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G-Star RAW partners Yext to drive 1.5m clicks to its online listings

January 23, 2020

Dutch denim brand G-Star Raw is working with Yext to update its information across more than 150 publishers, including Google, Amazon Alexa, and Facebook.

Uncategorized Amazon, Europe, Facebook, global, Google

Super Bowl 2020: Is $4.5m for a 30 second ad worth it?

January 21, 2020

Super Bowl ad rates reached $4.51 million a piece for 30-second spots last year – the second-most expensive rates ever, but in game revenue fell, according to new research.

Ads, Content, Video, Viral advertising, Amazon, brands, ecommerce, Entertainment

Global esports trends: China dominates as Nordics lead Europe

January 15, 2020

Esports viewing is on the rise, but Western countries still lag far behind China, where over 1 in 4 Internet users watched esports games in the last month.

Marketing through gaming Amazon, China, content, demographics, Entertainment

Amazon’s revenue ‘equivalent to 224,055 UK SMEs

January 15, 2020
Amazon’s revenue ‘equivalent to 224,055 UK SMEs
Amazon’s revenue ‘equivalent to 224,055 UK SMEs

Tech giant Amazon’s current yearly revenue sits at $265.468 billion, but how does the revenue of small businesses around the world compare to the tech giant’s fortune? Latona’s has analysed Eurostat and United States Census Bureau data to reveal how the revenue of small businesses compares to that of Amazon.

E-commerce Amazon, Europe, Germany, Spain, UK

UK high street sales slump to lowest in 25 years

January 9, 2020

The UK high street retail sector suffered the worst year for 25 years, as Brexit continued to hurt the country’s economy, but online sales stayed healthy.

E-commerce, E-commerce and E-retailing Amazon, analytics, apps, brands, Christmas

Amazon partners with Indian retail giant Future Retail to take on FlipKart

January 8, 2020

Amazon is working with Future Retail to expand the Indian retail chain online and take on rival FlipKart.

E-commerce, E-commerce and E-retailing, India Amazon, India, retail

Guest comment: Marketing will find a way…

December 24, 2019
Guest comment: Marketing will find a way…
Guest comment: Marketing will find a way…

In spite of the barriers, the adtech industry is finding ways around problems such as measuring online TV audiences, coping with the increasing complexities and restrictions of cookies and the shift to device ID audience measurement. Martyn Bentley, Commercial Director, UK at AudienceProject, looks at how tech innovation and collaboration is creating a window onto digital audiences.

Ads advertising, Amazon, Apple, brands, Entertainment

The year in review: 16 biggest digital trends of 2019

December 16, 2019
The year in review: 16 biggest digital trends of 2019
The year in review: 16 biggest digital trends of 2019

2019 was another big year for digital marketing, with the rise of TikTok, audio ads going mainstream and Google buying FitBit. This was the year that Uber went public, brands became activists and the world’s biggest game vanished down a black hole. As the digital decade comes to a close, we’ve identified 17 of the biggest trends of the year.

Ads, Content, E-commerce, Mobile, News, Regulation, Search, Social, Video, Viral adspend, advertising, agencies, Amazon, Android

The pampered consumer: How retailers can meet the demands of today’s customers

December 16, 2019
The pampered consumer: How retailers can meet the demands of today’s customers
The pampered consumer: How retailers can meet the demands of today’s customers

As technology evolves at lightning speed, people are becoming more demanding of their retail experience. Sean Rusinko, Global Director of Retail at Sitecore looks at how retailers can meet their most common demands?

Ads, Content, E-commerce Amazon, brands, content, email, global

BBC beats streaming giants Netflix and Amazon when it comes to creating social media buzz

December 13, 2019

Reality and entertainment television has driven the highest level of social media engagement over the past year, closely followed by current affairs programmes, according to new research.

Ads, Content, Social Amazon, BBC, brands, content, Entertainment
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