How Real Attention Stops Ad Fraud in Its Tracks
22%...That’s the estimated percentage of ad spend lost to fraud in 2023. It’s a number that amounts to $84 billion. By 2028, it’s projected that it will rise to $170 billion.
22%...That’s the estimated percentage of ad spend lost to fraud in 2023. It’s a number that amounts to $84 billion. By 2028, it’s projected that it will rise to $170 billion.
Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States runs from September 15 to October 15 each year. The half-month-to-half-month structure might seem peculiar, but the reason for this is that these dates overlap with the independence celebrations of a number of Hispanic countries (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Chile).
In the not-too-distant future, the most important, most targeted, most discussed consumers will be Spanish-speakers that watch anime.
For most verticals, telling a brand story can be straightforward: outline your product’s features and benefits and get it in front of the right audience. An oversimplification, perhaps, but those are the core ingredients – and they stand true for just about any company in the vertical of any size.
For advertisers, no sooner does the holiday shopping season end than planning for back-to-school shopping begins. And with good reason. Consumers have more shopping options – and more advertisers vying for their attention – than ever. But don’t worry: we can help you cut through the clutter.
2024 was a year of continuous innovation at Infillion. Our work ran the gamut from boutique ads designed for live, in-person audiences, to streamlined ad experiences built for broad consumption and easy production. In short: it was a year full of work of which we’re extremely proud.
When was the last time you saw a major retailer advertising gift cards as a great holiday present? You probably had to think about that one. Giving someone a gift card for Christmas or Hanukkah, after all, is seen as a cop-out or even a social faux-pas.
Explore how 'spooky season' isn't just about ghosts and ghouls—it's also a time to tackle the real fright of tax season.
When Google announced the reversal of its longstanding (and long-delayed) plan to fully deprecate cookies in its Chrome browser, the ad industry was both surprised and unsurprised.