And with more ad tech in prospect, the iPhone maker, and tech behemoth is approaching Madison Avenue with a different tack.
October 12, 2022

Apple is quietly pushing a TV ad product with media agencies

With more ad tech in prospect, Apple is approaching Madison Avenue with a different tack. Apple, Digiday has learned, is preparing a more serious push into monetizing its original video content with an ad play, according to several media agency sources.

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  • Fender is tapping into its history and heritage, using nostalgia marketing and experiential to get the attention of its current consumer base as well as new musicians.
  • This week's Digiday+ Future of TV Briefing features a conversation with MLB's revenue chief about the league's streaming deals with Apple TV+ and Peacock and its streaming plans for future seasons. More in this Digiday+ Future of TV Briefing.
  • Research from Horizon Media finds mass marketing is unlikely to work for Gen Z, which tends to reject mainstream pop culture and embrace niche cultures -- and these trends are moving faster than ever before.
  • A Digiday survey found that agencies' confidence in TV's success as a marketing channel has actually grown over the last six months -- even if their ad spend doesn't show it.
  • Furthering its belief that SaaS is becoming a more vital element in most marketers’ plans and executions, the highly acquisitive Stagwell just purchased control of Maru Group, a software experience and insights data platform.
  • Spirits brand Nectar took to TikTok to create highly shareable videos and entice Gen Z and millennial consumers to try its hard seltzer drinks.
  • Lately, the gaming sector appears to be winning the battle for the metaverse — as far as brand partnerships are concerned, at least. As NFT sales dry up, marketers have continued to pump money into gaming partnerships.
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