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eMarketer: Ad Measurement Trends H2 2023

33Across

eMarketer reports on how as third-party cookie signals begin to weaken, advertisers are adapting their measurement strategies to identity solutions. The post eMarketer: Ad Measurement Trends H2 2023 appeared first on 33Across. The report highlights.

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Will Amazon Prime’s switch to an ad-supported model lose viewers?

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Amazon Prime is switching to an ad-supported business model in 2023. Will audiences still choose streaming if they have to watch ads to do so? Even though the introduction of ads to streaming services like Amazon Prime may be fraught with unhappy users, they are still likely to pay for on-demand streaming over cable television.

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Digital ad spend growth drops to 7.8% this year

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digital ad spend is only expected to increase 7.8% in 2023, dropping below 10% for the first time in 14 years, according to a new forecast from eMarketer. Yearly increases in digital ad spending are predicted to hover around 10% through 2027. Image: eMarketer. of total digital ad revenue, according to eMarketer.

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Since Consumers Still Hate Digital Ads, Brands Should Invest in Better Content

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However, over time that cheer has been dampened by pre-roll ads that play automatically. Sometimes I can skip them, but there have been a few times I’ve had to sit through ads that were longer than the video itself. Digital ad spending in the U.S. billion by the end of 2019 , per eMarketer. will reach $129.34

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Programmatic Ad Spend Has Gotten More Diverse and Mobile-Dominated

33Across

eMarketer features data from the 33Across Q3 Cookie Alternative Trends Report in their Chart of the Day. The post Programmatic Ad Spend Has Gotten More Diverse and Mobile-Dominated appeared first on 33Across. Even though third-party cookies will.

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Staking a claim in $61.15bn in digital ad spend

Liveintent

And as the industry looks to 2023 and beyond, eMarketer predicts that Walmart, Instacart, and Amazon will capture the majority of digital ad budgets ( $61.15bn by the end of 2024 ) — a significant departure from years past when tech behemoths Google, Facebook, and Microsoft, claimed most advertising budgets.

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Retail’s resilience leading to higher ad spend in 2023

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By far, the retail industry has consistently spent the most ad dollars of any industry in the US and this is set to continue. eMarketer predicts that retail’s “outsized role in digital ad spending will help offset the impact of a broader slowdown in growth in the US digital ad market.” Retail is predicted to spend $73.55