Marketing
The digital ad industry loves to talk about retail media, and it should. It delivers for commerce platforms (i.e., retailers, marketplaces) and advertisers, while ticking all the right boxes in terms of identity, attribution and privacy-safe signal. For commerce platforms, itโs high-margin revenue that can even be accretive to GMV and a positive user experience.โฆ
During a keynote session earlier this week at Shoptalk in Las Vegas, Joanne Crevoiserat, CEO of Tapestry, parent of brands Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman, detailed the organization's strategy for strengthening its brands and winning over customers in a shifting retail landscape. Here are some highlights from Crevoiserat's interview with Sara Eisen, journalist at CNBC. On Marketingโฆ
In episode 393 of Total Retail Talks, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Kevin Miller, chief marketing officer of The Fresh Market, a specialty grocery retailer based in North Carolina. Listen as Miller discusses the business' vision to become one of America's most-loved brands (0:50), his professional background in marketing (2:18), and The Fresh Market's launch of theโฆ
What do Mall of America, Kroger, Samโs Club, Walmart, CVS, and Best Buy have in common? Theyโve all added the fastest-growing ad-supported retail media channel to their marketing toolkit. Retail media networks (RMNs) โ retailer-owned digital platforms that sell ad space โ are expected to double over the next four years. How fast is the RMNโฆ
For an advertiser looking for real-time conversions on its ads, retail media is nothing short of magic. Retail media ads connect impressions directly to purchases. You can see exactly how many people saw your ad and then completed a transaction. No other ad medium comes close. With retail media, brands can reach tens of millionsโฆ
Social media. TV. Influencer marketing. Search. Theyโre big, theyโre glitzy, and often seen as the most popular advertising channels. But thereโs another serious contender on the block: retail media networks (RMNs). Though online RMNs have been around since the launch of Amazon.com's ad business in 2012, itโs only recently that they're gaining real traction amongโฆ
Advertising these days is like taking precious marketing dollars into a casino and playing them at tables where the rules are forever changing. Yet ad performance will be measured against historical expectations that are becoming harder to attain. In 2023, advertisers will need to keep most of their budget invested in proven and dependable winners,โฆ
Marketers at companies with multiple brick-and-mortar locations are likely familiar with the incessant turmoil of moving ad budgets around, usually at the behest of their agency. Say Facebook isnโt performing in a designated market area, so the agency suggests focusing on another channel for that entire region. Or maybe social advertising isnโt performing in oneโฆ
Nearly every business is dealing with budget cuts, and one of the first items on the chopping block is almost always marketing. Itโs often seen as discretionary. Trying to convince the higher-ups of anything otherwise is usually an exercise in futility. The retail space is no different, leaving retail marketers with the unfortunate task ofโฆ
Temu and WeatherTech were the top performing brands that ran ads during Super Bowl LVII in the retail category, according to EDO, Inc., a platform measuring predictive behaviors driven by convergent TV advertising. EDO ranks ads based on incremental online activity for a brand or product immediately following an ad airing. EDO has scored the effectiveness of everyโฆ