Digiday+ Member Exclusives
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‘Burn the boats’: TV networks playing with fire in streaming pivots
WarnerMedia appears to evince boat-burning at its brightest but is actually taking care in alighting its linear TV business.
December 9, 2020 -
‘Impossible to say’: Marketers struggle with logistics and divining what Super Bowl ad themes will click with consumers
Aside from making a decision later than usual, the biggest change for Big Game advertisers has been figuring out the logistics of doing the commercial shoot.
December 8, 2020 -
DTC brands are preparing for nightmare holiday shipping delays and out of stocks
After surviving the Black Friday rush, direct-to-consumer brands have a new challenge at hand: how to ensure their holiday sales aren't hampered by long shipping delays and going out of stock on certain items
December 4, 2020 -
‘Improving your ability to cancel’: How advertisers have back-loaded flexibility into their upfront deals
Underlying this year’s upfront deals is a volatility that may not manifest until the first or second quarters of 2021 when some advertisers will have more opportunity to back out of their commitments.
December 2, 2020 -
‘Cyber Monday has become Cyber November’: How the digital shopping day’s evolution is affecting marketers
Even if it’s a logical move to stretch out discounts typically reserved for Cyber Monday, it can create a more difficult environment for marketers.
November 30, 2020 -
‘I don’t know if it’s ever going to die’: Advertisers grapple with the GRP’s grip on the TV and streaming ad market
The GRP must die; long live the GRP. Gauging ad effectiveness per how many people in a demo it reached is an imperfect approach — but proven one.
November 25, 2020 -
‘A more hopeful future’: As the coronavirus surges, advertisers aren’t pressing pause
Spending has remained consistent, according to media buyers, who say that advertisers are more prepared this time around.
November 23, 2020 -
DTC brands aren’t feeling the Black Friday pressure
In the five days following Thanksgiving, there's usually a wave of retailers offering anywhere from 20% to 50% off of their products. This year, that wave will feel more like a never-ending tsunami.
November 20, 2020