Video content is at its peak. With its combination of visual, audible, and text elements, video engages audiences with instant access to consuming information. Cisco projects that 81% of all internet traffic will be via Digital Video for 2021. Additionally, Techjury reports that 93% of businesses gain new customers as a result of branded video content. Therefore, beyond entertainment, video media is a great tool to incorporate within your digital marketing strategy. A 2020 Wyzowl study shared that 89% of marketers say video gives them a good ROI, which certainly shows why you should utilize more moving content.
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Another year, another set of trends. This industry seems to move at the speed of light. In 2019, we kept up with trends impacted by the power of the user; it’s important that our marketing strategies remain relevant to our audiences. We focused on elements that serve a human-rights centric industry: the positive impact of building trust and user transparency, brand safety, taking advantage of AI opportunities and of course, the advantages of booking native programmatically, to name a few. We filtered out the top five 2020 industry trends that may help you turn your content into business outcomes; let’s have a look. Cheers to the new year and decade.
Another year, another DMEXCO. We were ecstatic to be a part of the expo since we identify with this year’s motto, “Trust in you.” In spite of the latest industry trends revolving around AI’s ability to offer great automation for efficiency and data-driven solutions, the industry simultaneously concerns itself with the power of the user. These trends and insights were surely reflected among not only fellow exhibitors at the fair, but also during the talks and workshops that were provided.
“The speed of digital marketing is so great that we always have to make decisions in real time.” Karl Villanueva, Hello, Fresh.
The digital advertising industry continues to rapidly evolve. As industry players, we have to constantly keep up with the latest trends before they break out to stay relevant. Throughout the many changes out there, a key point in our industry now is that the user is in complete control and demands more transparency. Industry players now have to not only get their message across and talk at their audience, but rather talk to their audience in the most efficient and personable way possible for acceptance. Simultaneously, the steady rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) signifies the importance of data rather than the concept of “robots taking over the world,” and that a seeming consensus among digital advertising experts is that we as key players should collaborate with AI rather than react against it.
It is our favorite time of year again: DMEXCO! Held annually in Cologne, this year’s conference motto is, “Take C.A.R.E. – Motto and Motivation for the Industry.” According to Christoph Salzig, C.A.R.E. stands for “Curiosity, Action, Responsibility, and Experience. This year’s motto signifies the digital economy’s awareness of users’ needs. That said, we are happy to be one of the many exhibitors participating and invite you to join us! But, before that, be sure to read on about these trends that are likely to appear at the conference, and be DMEXCO-ready!
Recently, we had our 2018 International Conference, where we shared talks, discussions, and panels surrounding the latest digital trends. We sat down with some of plista’s native experts to weigh in on what is to come in the industry. Check out our latest Native Insights video below.
Over the last 10 years, we have been grateful to have so many clients working with us, whether they are publishers or advertisers worldwide. Not only is it about business, it is also about a trusting and efficient professional relationship. Over the years, plista has stayed true to committing to its clients and in delivering the best services as possible. Due to this, we are happy to see the reciprocation of our clients satisfied with our work. Therefore, today, for our 10 years plista blog special, we would like to share some thoughtful birthday wishes that our clients have sent us for plista’s future!
With over 25 markets and over 200 employees worldwide, we are grateful and motivated to proudly stand as a global family. To help celebrate our anticipating 10th birthday, we asked our international, plistarian family to share a bit about themselves as we celebrate our diversity as the global platform for data-driven native advertising. Explore and “digitally travel” on through some of our international markets’ world and read on to learn more about our plista teams and their respective markets.
Programmatic has been an ongoing buzz lately, and for good reason. Since our announcement of going native programmatic last autumn, we have been keeping up with the trends that follow this automated method of buying. Not only is programmatic a way for advertisers and publishers to attain high quality inventory, it has also proven to be continuously grow since its high-profile boom back in 2016.
Programmatic has been an ongoing topic in the industry. We previously mentioned that going native programmatic is especially beneficial for supply and demand partners as this automated way of buying ultimately increases revenue for both parties.
As we recently announced, plista has gone native programmatic. Since both our clients- advertisers and publishers– can now book programmatically, the question then rises: how do we go programmatic, and when can we start? Today, we would like to share with you a step-by-step process on how to book native inventory programmatically with plista on AppNexus.
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