Ad Spend Forecasts
GroupM offered their ad spending forecast during the ARF’s recent AxS conference.
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GroupM offered their ad spending forecast during the ARF’s recent AxS conference.
New York Times Chief Political Analyst Nate Cohn explains how we can learn from survey data – even though they are likely to be deeply flawed.
Some analysts think that marketing jobs will be less affected by AI than many others. But that doesn’t mean the impact will be small.
During a recent ARF Town Hall, Professor Russel Neuman explained why he thinks AI will have primarily positive effects. It will make us smarter and more productive. Furthermore, he does not think new regulations are needed to protect humanity from negative consequences of AI development. Read more »
Our analysis of the presentations during this year’s AUDIENCExSCIENCE conference shows which issues are marketers’ current priorities.
ARF Councils have issued reports that provide unique insights on important issues, such as optimal terminology for how to reach diverse audiences and cross-platform measurement. Read more »
Kantar’s Knowledge Lead J. Walker Smith has a clear, simple answer to that question: No.
Last year, we reported on an analysis which found that many advertisements with prosocial and cause-related messages are not as effective as surveys on consumer attitudes suggest. This urged researchers to explore how to make such ad messages more effective. Several new studies provide insights on this issue. Read more »
These researchers identify frequently made mistakes when creating consumer segments to target certain groups. Still, they think that well-executed segmentations can help improve messaging and communication with customers.
Research on consumers’ emotional reactions to advertisements can help improve ads with environmental messages.