Nothing says economic crisis like price fluctuations — and that includes ad prices. Or, at least they would in any other economic crisis.
July 14, 2022

Nothing says economic crisis like price fluctuations -- and that includes ad prices. Or, at least they would in any other economic crisis.

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  • In this week’s Digiday+ Media Briefing, senior media reporter Sara Guaglione reports on how a recession may — or may not — affect Black-owned publishers' advertising businesses.
  • As acute societal issues have mounted over the past two-plus years, strategists say brands will need to provide more than lip service to resonate with consumers.
  • Instacart is rebranding its subscription offering as part of an effort to establish itself as more than a transactional shopping app and to get consumers to see it as a service that can benefit the whole household.
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Nothing says economic crisis like price fluctuations — and that includes ad prices. Or, at least they would in any other economic crisis.
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In this week’s Media Briefing, senior media reporter Sara Guaglione reports on how a recession may — or may not — affect Black-owned publishers’ advertising businesses.
Brands are leveraging digitized loyalty points, gift cards and other rewards to personalize and streamline the customer experience, encouraging loyalty.
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As acute societal issues have mounted of the past two plus years, strategists say brands will need provide more than lip service to resonate with consumers.
As brands seek alternatives for a cookieless future, they’re looking to partners to help facilitate direct relationships and legitimate value exchanges with their audience.
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Instacart is rebranding its subscription offering as part of an effort to establish itself as more than a transactional shopping app.
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Endemic esports media outlets are in the midst of a wave of layoffs. As they pivot to new business models, some industry observers are feeling pessimistic about the long-term viability of esports journalism — at least in its current form.
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