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  • Best of AdMonsters Wrapper: The Top Ad Tech News Stories You Couldn’t Stop Clicking on in 2024

    Missed the most buzzworthy ad tech stories of the year? Dive into AdMonsters Wrapper’s top six issues of 2024, where we dug into the news that shaped digital advertising. Whether it was AI upending ad tech norms, Google’s legal woes, or streaming giants making bold moves, these stories resonated for a reason. Let’s revisit the news that defined the year and explore what’s next for 2025.

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  • Breaking into Podcasts: Media Relations Tools

    Where do podcasts reside in the PR pro’s toolbox, and how can one identify the most appropriate pods for a company or client — especially with millions now in production?

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  • If Games Want Brand Advertising, They Should Play By Brands’ Rules

    This year, numerous publications (including AdExchanger) have reported stagnation in the gaming segment of the advertising ecosystem. These reports reference recent studies by the IAB and WARC/Dentsu, which found that brand advertising spend on video games still lags behind audience time spent playing these games.  For those who have been championing in-game advertising for years, […]

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  • Agency Leader Chats: Changes, Culture, Themes for the Year Ahead

    The outlook for agencies is “steady.” Satellite offices are popping up, business is on the rise, and development, hiring, marketing and launching new services are among the major investments that agency leaders say they are making for 2025. A three-year trend continues with creative and account services roles serving as top headcount growth areas, as […]

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  • 49% of Companies Have a Crisis Plan. But Is It Enough to Save a Reputation?

    Only 49% of companies have a formal crisis plan. And less than 25% of companies practice those crisis plans and conduct active drills.

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  • Agency HR Update: Hiring Trends, Mentorship, and the Role of Freelancers

    According to findings from EventTrack 2025, EM’s annual research report on experiential marketing, eventgoers are preparing for an active 2025, with 56 percent of respondents planning to show up to more b-to-c and b-to-b events in the coming year than in 2024. Add to that the fact that 74 percent of Fortune 1000 marketers expect […]

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  • Curation’s Double-Edged Deals: Balancing Efficiency, Transparency And Value In PMPs

    Curation continues to gain momentum in our industry, yet the current dialogue seems to be missing some important nuance.  On one side, the value argument for curation highlights its ability to refine audience targeting, increase efficiency and reduce waste, creating more meaningful connections between brands and consumers.  Meanwhile, the ad network argument emphasizes the role […]

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  • Style quiz increases conversion, decreases returns at Carve Designs 

    Carve Designs vets all of its technology deployments on if it will produce a high return on investment, CEO Thayer Sylvester says. The style quiz checks all the boxes but robust personalization has not proved its worth yet. Apparel brand Carve Designs wants shoppers to find their ideal swimsuit fast, buy it and then keep […]

  • AI Empowers Publishers to Sell Better, If They Rise to the Opportunity

    AI empowers publishers to redefine ad targeting, brand safety, and monetization strategies by unlocking content insights, driving revenue, and building smarter advertiser relationships. In this article, Eric Danetz, President at Cognitiv, illustrates how to turn these concepts into actionable success. Advertisers saw a record number of publisher product announcements this year. Hearst, Dotdash Meredith, Raptive, […]

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  • The PPCCs Of Gen Z Marketing

    Gen Z is the audience everyone’s chasing. Like millennials before them, they sit at the intersection of what’s next and what matters. But this generation is different; they were born into the social media age with instant access to millions. Their influence isn’t just significant; it’s exponential.  Brands are laser-focused on capturing their attention because […]

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