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  • Crafted for the C-Suite

    More b-to-b event marketers are focusing on an additional audience to engage—one that is not always strategized for, but that can make an impact on how events are perceived and supported, as well as on the brand itself. We’re talking experiences crafted for the c-suite, which allow senior executives to connect and dive into customer […]

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  • PR Roundup: Victoria’s Secret Outage, Bieber’s Billions, Nuclear Verdicts

    This week’s PR Roundup examines the bizarre ongoing cyberattack on the Victoria’s Secret website, how nuclear verdicts are impacting the reputations of large companies and the worth of a celebrity product, Rhode, to a cosmetics company in 2025.

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  • Shoppers notice tariff-fueled higher prices, adjust spending 

    A new study finds that shoppers report making fewer purchases recently, or have switched brands because of higher prices. While shoppers may be struggling to keep up with the on-and-off again tariff headlines, they are noticing the result: higher prices.   According to a survey of 1,000 U.S. adults in April conducted by ecommerce platform Vtex […]

  • It’s A Wrap On The Prebid Race

    Amazon is integrating into Prebid. What does this mean for publishers? Plus, are Amazon and Google diverging in their product focus?

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  • Four Data Readiness Tips For Retail And Commerce Media

    Retail media networks (RMNs) have grown rapidly, with spending representing a fifth of global advertising in 2024. Now, the rise of commerce media is shifting spend and further blurring lines between advertisers and publishers. With over 100 RMNs in the US alone, commerce media is expanding across verticals like travel, finance and health care. This […]

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  • Wayfair’s physical store pulls double duty: marketing and sales 

    The flagship store has increased local sales 15% higher than Wayfair’s national average and more than half of store shoppers are new to the brand.   Wayfair’s inaugural large-format store in Wilmette, Illinois, is driving new customers to its brand and boosting sales. In fact, sales in Illinois are 15% higher than Wayfair’s national average […]

  • The Internal Politics Blocking First-Party Data Success

    By Alexandra Theriault, Chief Growth Officer, Lotame As consumer demands rise and the threat of third-party identifier deprecation looms, shifting to first-party data is no longer theoretical—it’s vital. But despite major investments, many enterprises still can’t meaningfully activate their first-party data. Why? The problem isn’t technology. It’s politics. Siloed teams, legacy infrastructure, and misaligned incentives […]

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  • What Google’s AI Mode Means for Search Traffic and Brands

    Google launched “AI Mode,” a chatbot-style interface embedded into its apps, at its annual developers conference this week. The new feature stands to alter the search landscape even further, requiring brands to shift from optimizing for search to optimizing for audiences.

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  • How Amtrak Found Its Voice on Threads: Strategic Social Platform Adoption

    Nareem Camara, Senior Social Media Specialist at Amtrak, explained why and how Amtrak decided to join Threads during the PRNEWS Pro workshop “Social Media and Influencer Marketing for PR.”

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  • OMD Shares Its Alternative ID Strategy At AdExchanger’s Programmatic IO

    The number of alternative IDs in the market is daunting. But OMD has a philosophy for determining which IDs will work best for brands’ needs. Emily Proctor, the ad agency’s executive director of data and technology solutions, shared that philosophy at AdExchanger’s Programmatic IO in Las Vegas on Tuesday. It boils down to this: “Test, […]

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