Retail media networks are expanding their offerings to off-site channels, like search or social, but with these expansions, some media buyers and executives say it’s more difficult to get a sense of the actual return on investment.
October 10, 2024

Retail media networks under scrutiny amid calls for transparency and accountability

Retail media networks are expanding their offerings to off-site channels, like search or social, but with these expansions, some media buyers and executives say it’s more difficult to get a sense of the actual return on investment.

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Retail media networks are expanding their offerings to off-site channels, like search or social, but with these expansions, some media buyers and executives say it’s more difficult to get a sense of the actual return on investment.
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