Ad Intelligence Digest

2026-09-22  |  収集件数: 17件  |  生成時刻: 08:20 SGT

Today's Focus

メディアバイヤーの時間がデータオンボーディング、クリエイティブ最適化、レポーティングに多く費やされているという事実は、私たちのTDA-EXPにおけるマーチャントの定着率向上、TDAでのAIクリエイティブ生成、そして戦略的優先事項であるクロスプロダクトレポートの自動化を急ぐ必要性を強く示唆しています。

Today's Highlights

Attribution / Measurement
[1] Why an evolving commerce funnel demands unified measurement

Shoppers now move across owned sites, social platforms, and marketplaces before converting, rendering siloed attribution ineffective. The piece cites cross‑channel attribution platforms that connect top‑of‑funnel awareness to bottom‑of‑funnel purchase.

ショッパーが多様なチャネルを行き来する現代のコマースファネルではサイロ化されたアトリビューションは効果的でなく、トップファネルから購入までをつなぐ統合的な計測が求められているという指摘は、私たちが戦略的優先事項として推進している「マーチャント向けのクロスプロダクトレポーティング」の重要性と方向性が正しいことを強く裏付けています。

Attribution / Measurement
Explaining brand lift

The article details the methodology of brand‑lift studies, which compare survey‑based perception changes between a randomized exposed group and a control group, allowing advertisers to quantify upper‑funnel impact.

広告の認知度向上などアッパーファネルへの影響を定量化するブランドリフト調査は、私たちのブランド予算獲得(戦略的優先事項4、成長戦略Axis 2)を加速させる上で不可欠な測定手法であり、RDAを含むブランド広告商品において、この計測能力を強化する必要があります。

Commerce Media
[4] The case for and against retail media networks as brand‑building channels

Analyzes how retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand‑building but face ROI measurement challenges, high CPMs, and budget conflicts between brand and performance teams. Successful networks combine granular audience segmentation with brand‑lift studies.

リテールメディアネットワークが購買データを活用しブランド構築に貢献できる一方で、ROI測定の課題や高CPMに直面するという分析は、私たちが戦略的優先事項として取り組むブランド予算獲得(Axis 2)において、粒度の高いオーディエンスセグメンテーションとブランドリフト調査の提供が成功の鍵となることを明確に示しています。

AI × Advertising
[4] Advertisers gain 900 BCN audience segments bookable by AI prompt

A new offering lets advertisers purchase 900 BCN audience segments via AI‑generated prompts, leveraging over 80 million consented profiles from more than 50 German domains. The segments are integrated into PubMatic deals, though which DSPs can bid and the pricing model remain unclear.

AIプロンプトを通じて同意済みのオーディエンスセグメントが購入可能になるという新たな動向は、私たちがAIに注力しているTDAのようなプロダクトだけでなく、RPP-EXPやTDA-EXPにおける外部広告のターゲティングにおいて、より高度なAIを活用したデータセグメンテーションと広告主への提供方法を検討するきっかけとなります。

AI × Advertising
[6] MurphyCobb adds Amplify unit to vet AI production tech for advertisers

MurphyCobb launched an “Amplify” unit to evaluate AI production technologies—including digital twins, virtual production, and automation—for advertisers. Led by former Hogarth executive Francisco Lima, the team aims to certify the neutrality and effectiveness of AI tools.

MurphyCobbがAIプロダクション技術の有効性と中立性を検証する専門ユニットを立ち上げたことは、私たちが開発するAI生成バナーのTDAのようなクリエイティブプロダクトにおいて、その効果と信頼性を客観的に証明する仕組みやパートナーシップの重要性が高まっていることを示唆しています。

Platform & Players 7件

[2] Can adland realistically reduce its reliance on Google’s vertically integrated ad stack?

The article explains that a recent court order forces Google to open its ad exchange, measurement, and bidding components, but data loss and limited third‑party tooling make a full shift to alternative DSPs/SSPs challenging. Advertisers and agencies face migration costs and uncertain effectiveness.

Googleの広告スタックからの脱却がデータ損失やサードパーティツールの限定性により困難である現状は、私たちが出稿する外部広告(RPP-EXP、TDA-EXP)におけるプラットフォーム選択の柔軟性を制限し、マルチプラットフォーム戦略の検討を促します。

→ Digiday で読む

[6] The Google Antitrust Remedies Are Too Little, Too Late – But Publishers Will Take What They Can Get

Analysis of the court‑mandated remedies requiring Google to provide limited data access and allow third‑party bidding. Implementation will be gradual, and the changes are unlikely to create a level playing field for advertisers.

Googleに対する独占禁止法上の是正措置が段階的であり、広告主にとって公平な競争環境をすぐに生み出すものではないという見方は、私たちの外部広告戦略(RPP-EXPやTDA-EXP)において、当面Googleの支配的な地位が続くことを前提としたパートナーシップや運用計画を継続する必要があることを示唆しています。

→ AdExchanger で読む

[7] Can Sell‑Side Curation Solve The Cookieless Audience Problem For Advertisers?

Explores how sell‑side platforms can curate publisher inventory and supply aggregated consent‑based identity signals to replace third‑party cookies. Discusses privacy trade‑offs, latency, and revenue‑share implications.

セルサイドプラットフォームが同意ベースのIDシグナルを提供し、クッキーレス環境でのオーディエンス問題を解決する可能性は、私たちの強みである大量のファーストパーティデータ活用を再考させ、外部広告(RPP-EXP、TDA-EXP)における精密なターゲティング戦略の新たな方向性を示すものです。

→ AdExchanger で読む

JustWatch to run its own service in 12 markets

JustWatch, traditionally a streaming guide, is launching its own OTT service across 12 countries including the US, UK and Germany, offering a free ad‑supported tier and an ad‑free paid tier. This creates a new video inventory that advertisers can buy directly, expanding the supply of CTV/OTT ads.

JustWatchのような企業が自社OTTサービスを立ち上げ、広告付きティアを通じて新たな動画広告インベントリを創出する動きは、私たちの「インフルエンサー×動画」戦略が目指すライブコマース拡大やブランド予算獲得において、将来的に連携可能な多様な動画メディアチャネルの可能性を示唆します。

→ で読む

Trade Desk buyers gain Joyn pause ads from a 20m monthly impression pool

The Trade Desk now enables advertisers to purchase full‑screen ads that appear for four seconds when a viewer pauses Joyn streaming content, tapping into a pool of about 20 million monthly impressions. This premium “pause‑ad” inventory promises guaranteed viewability during a high‑attention moment.

The Trade Deskを通じてJoynの視聴一時停止中に表示されるような、高関心度の瞬間を捉えるプレミアムな動画広告インベントリの登場は、私たちの「インフルエンサー×動画」戦略におけるブランド予算獲得を加速させるため、より革新的で高視認性の動画広告フォーマットを検討する必要があることを示唆しています。

→ で読む

Irish regulator fines Google €403 million over location data processing

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission fined Google €403 million for unlawfully processing Android and Google‑account location data between 2018 and 2020, violating GDPR. Precise location signals are a cornerstone of geo‑targeted advertising.

Googleに対する巨額の罰金は、位置情報データ処理に対するGDPRの厳格な適用と規制強化の傾向を示しており、私たちも外部広告(RPP-EXP、TDA-EXP)や自社サイトにおけるパーソナライズ広告で位置情報やファーストパーティデータを活用する際には、常にプライバシー保護と法令遵守を最優先する必要があります。

→ で読む

Game: The auction is the easy part of a media buyer’s week

An interactive quiz highlights that while the programmatic auction itself is relatively straightforward, the bulk of a buyer’s time is spent on data onboarding, creative optimization, and reporting—tasks that demand automation.

メディアバイヤーの時間がデータオンボーディング、クリエイティブ最適化、レポーティングに多く費やされているという事実は、私たちのTDA-EXPにおけるマーチャントの定着率向上、TDAでのAIクリエイティブ生成、そして戦略的優先事項であるクロスプロダクトレポートの自動化を急ぐ必要性を強く示唆しています。

→ で読む
AI × Advertising 2件

[4] Advertisers gain 900 BCN audience segments bookable by AI prompt

A new offering lets advertisers purchase 900 BCN audience segments via AI‑generated prompts, leveraging over 80 million consented profiles from more than 50 German domains. The segments are integrated into PubMatic deals, though which DSPs can bid and the pricing model remain unclear.

AIプロンプトを通じて同意済みのオーディエンスセグメントが購入可能になるという新たな動向は、私たちがAIに注力しているTDAのようなプロダクトだけでなく、RPP-EXPやTDA-EXPにおける外部広告のターゲティングにおいて、より高度なAIを活用したデータセグメンテーションと広告主への提供方法を検討するきっかけとなります。

→ PPC Land で読む

[6] MurphyCobb adds Amplify unit to vet AI production tech for advertisers

MurphyCobb launched an “Amplify” unit to evaluate AI production technologies—including digital twins, virtual production, and automation—for advertisers. Led by former Hogarth executive Francisco Lima, the team aims to certify the neutrality and effectiveness of AI tools.

MurphyCobbがAIプロダクション技術の有効性と中立性を検証する専門ユニットを立ち上げたことは、私たちが開発するAI生成バナーのTDAのようなクリエイティブプロダクトにおいて、その効果と信頼性を客観的に証明する仕組みやパートナーシップの重要性が高まっていることを示唆しています。

→ PPC Land で読む
Attribution / Measurement 7件

[1] Why an evolving commerce funnel demands unified measurement

Shoppers now move across owned sites, social platforms, and marketplaces before converting, rendering siloed attribution ineffective. The piece cites cross‑channel attribution platforms that connect top‑of‑funnel awareness to bottom‑of‑funnel purchase.

ショッパーが多様なチャネルを行き来する現代のコマースファネルではサイロ化されたアトリビューションは効果的でなく、トップファネルから購入までをつなぐ統合的な計測が求められているという指摘は、私たちが戦略的優先事項として推進している「マーチャント向けのクロスプロダクトレポーティング」の重要性と方向性が正しいことを強く裏付けています。

→ Digiday で読む

[8] Ad Tech Has A Multibillion‑Dollar Privacy Problem. It Started Decades Ago

Traces legacy privacy gaps in ad tech from early data collection to today’s GDPR/CCPA environment, arguing that old identifiers still generate risk and cost. Recommends clean‑room‑based architectures for safe measurement.

レガシーな識別子に起因するプライバシーリスクとコスト、そしてセキュアな測定のためのクリーンルームアーキテクチャへの推奨は、私たちのファーストパーティデータを活用した全広告プロダクトの基盤において、プライバシーコンプライアンスを徹底し、信頼性の高い計測環境を構築することの緊急性を示しています。

→ AdExchanger で読む

[1] DAIVID Launches New Solution That Analyses Thousands of Ads at Once to Connect Creative Performance to Business Results

DAIVID unveiled a platform that simultaneously analyzes thousands of ads and links creative metrics to business outcomes such as revenue and conversions. The dashboard lets advertisers benchmark creatives across campaigns and optimize based on ROI.

数千の広告を分析し、クリエイティブパフォーマンスをビジネス成果に紐付けるDAIVIDのようなソリューションの登場は、AIでバナー画像を生成するTDAの価値提案を強化し、私たちが出稿するディスプレイ広告(RDA、TDA-EXP)のクリエイティブ最適化において、ROIに基づいた効果検証と改善サイクルを加速させるための示唆を与えます。

→ ExchangeWire で読む

[2] Google Analytics filter blocks data from domains not on an approved list

Google Analytics adds an “Include” filter mode that automatically discards hits from domains outside a whitelist, while still allowing Measurement Protocol events. The change improves data quality and privacy compliance for administrators.

Google Analyticsのドメインフィルタリング強化は、データ品質とプライバシーコンプライアンスの向上が目的であり、これは私たち自身のデータ収集と分析において、信頼できる情報源からのデータ選別と、マーチャントへの広告効果測定ガイドラインにおけるドメイン管理の重要性を再認識させます。

→ PPC Land で読む

[5] Google faces €403m fine over location tracking flagged in 2018

EU regulators fined Google €403 million for repeated requests that forced Android users to disable location history, highlighting stricter enforcement of location‑data rules. This case signals heightened scrutiny on geo‑tracking practices.

Googleへの重ねての巨額な罰金は、位置情報トラッキングにおけるユーザーの同意と選択の尊重が、ますます厳しく監視されていることを示しており、私たちの外部広告(RPP-EXP、TDA-EXP)戦略において、ジオターゲティングを含むあらゆるデータ活用が透明性とコンプライアンスを確保しているかを常に検証する必要があります。

→ PPC Land で読む

Explaining brand lift

The article details the methodology of brand‑lift studies, which compare survey‑based perception changes between a randomized exposed group and a control group, allowing advertisers to quantify upper‑funnel impact.

広告の認知度向上などアッパーファネルへの影響を定量化するブランドリフト調査は、私たちのブランド予算獲得(戦略的優先事項4、成長戦略Axis 2)を加速させる上で不可欠な測定手法であり、RDAを含むブランド広告商品において、この計測能力を強化する必要があります。

→ で読む

Refinery89 advertisers gain brand lift benchmarks from 60,000+ campaigns

Refinery89 now offers advertisers access to brand‑lift benchmarks derived from over 60 k campaigns across Europe and LATAM, providing industry‑average reference points for key lift metrics. This aids planners in setting realistic goals.

Refinery89が6万以上のキャンペーンから得られたブランドリフトベンチマークを提供していることは、ブランド広告主が目標設定する上で業界平均との比較を重視していることを示しており、私たちのRDAを含むブランド予算獲得戦略において、同様のベンチマークデータ提供や目標設定支援が競争優位性を築く上で重要となるでしょう。

→ で読む
Commerce Media 1件

[4] The case for and against retail media networks as brand‑building channels

Analyzes how retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand‑building but face ROI measurement challenges, high CPMs, and budget conflicts between brand and performance teams. Successful networks combine granular audience segmentation with brand‑lift studies.

リテールメディアネットワークが購買データを活用しブランド構築に貢献できる一方で、ROI測定の課題や高CPMに直面するという分析は、私たちが戦略的優先事項として取り組むブランド予算獲得(Axis 2)において、粒度の高いオーディエンスセグメンテーションとブランドリフト調査の提供が成功の鍵となることを明確に示しています。

→ Digiday で読む

Today's Focus

Key takeaway for us: The fact that media buyers spend most of their time on data onboarding, creative optimization, and reporting strongly indicates the urgent need to improve merchant retention for TDA-EXP, accelerate AI creative generation in TDA, and automate cross-product reporting, which is a strategic priority.

Today's Highlights

Attribution / Measurement
[1] Why an evolving commerce funnel demands unified measurement

Shoppers now move across owned sites, social platforms, and marketplaces before converting, rendering siloed attribution ineffective. The piece cites cross‑channel attribution platforms that connect top‑of‑funnel awareness to bottom‑of‑funnel purchase.

The argument that siloed attribution is ineffective in today's multi-channel commerce funnel, demanding unified measurement from top-of-funnel to purchase, strongly validates the importance and direction of our strategic priority to develop "cross-product reporting for merchants."

Attribution / Measurement
Explaining brand lift

The article details the methodology of brand‑lift studies, which compare survey‑based perception changes between a randomized exposed group and a control group, allowing advertisers to quantify upper‑funnel impact.

Brand-lift studies, which quantify upper-funnel impacts like ad recall, are an indispensable measurement method for accelerating our brand budget acquisition (Strategic Priority 4, Growth Strategy Axis 2), highlighting the need to strengthen this measurement capability for brand ad products, including RDA.

Commerce Media
[4] The case for and against retail media networks as brand‑building channels

Analyzes how retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand‑building but face ROI measurement challenges, high CPMs, and budget conflicts between brand and performance teams. Successful networks combine granular audience segmentation with brand‑lift studies.

The analysis that retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand-building but face ROI measurement challenges and high CPMs clearly indicates that granular audience segmentation and providing brand-lift studies will be key to success in our strategic priority of brand budget acquisition (Axis 2).

AI × Advertising
[4] Advertisers gain 900 BCN audience segments bookable by AI prompt

A new offering lets advertisers purchase 900 BCN audience segments via AI‑generated prompts, leveraging over 80 million consented profiles from more than 50 German domains. The segments are integrated into PubMatic deals, though which DSPs can bid and the pricing model remain unclear.

The new trend of purchasing consented audience segments via AI prompts prompts us to consider more advanced AI-powered data segmentation and delivery methods for advertisers, not only for products like TDA, where we focus on AI, but also for external ad targeting in RPP-EXP and TDA-EXP.

AI × Advertising
[6] MurphyCobb adds Amplify unit to vet AI production tech for advertisers

MurphyCobb launched an “Amplify” unit to evaluate AI production technologies—including digital twins, virtual production, and automation—for advertisers. Led by former Hogarth executive Francisco Lima, the team aims to certify the neutrality and effectiveness of AI tools.

MurphyCobb's launch of a specialized unit to vet the effectiveness and neutrality of AI production technologies suggests an increasing importance for us to establish mechanisms or partnerships that objectively demonstrate the efficacy and reliability of AI-generated creative products like our TDA banners.

Platform & Players 7 articles

[2] Can adland realistically reduce its reliance on Google’s vertically integrated ad stack?

The article explains that a recent court order forces Google to open its ad exchange, measurement, and bidding components, but data loss and limited third‑party tooling make a full shift to alternative DSPs/SSPs challenging. Advertisers and agencies face migration costs and uncertain effectiveness.

The current difficulty in moving away from Google's ad stack due to data loss and limited third-party tools restricts our flexibility in choosing platforms for external ads (RPP-EXP, TDA-EXP), prompting us to carefully consider our multi-platform strategy.

→ Read on Digiday

[6] The Google Antitrust Remedies Are Too Little, Too Late – But Publishers Will Take What They Can Get

Analysis of the court‑mandated remedies requiring Google to provide limited data access and allow third‑party bidding. Implementation will be gradual, and the changes are unlikely to create a level playing field for advertisers.

The view that Google's antitrust remedies will be gradual and unlikely to create an immediate level playing field for advertisers suggests we need to continue with partnerships and operational plans for our external ad strategies (RPP-EXP, TDA-EXP) that assume Google's dominant position will persist for now.

→ Read on AdExchanger

[7] Can Sell‑Side Curation Solve The Cookieless Audience Problem For Advertisers?

Explores how sell‑side platforms can curate publisher inventory and supply aggregated consent‑based identity signals to replace third‑party cookies. Discusses privacy trade‑offs, latency, and revenue‑share implications.

The potential for sell-side platforms to offer consent-based identity signals to solve the cookieless audience problem prompts us to re-evaluate how we leverage our strong first-party data, pointing to new directions for precise targeting strategies in external advertising (RPP-EXP, TDA-EXP).

→ Read on AdExchanger

JustWatch to run its own service in 12 markets

JustWatch, traditionally a streaming guide, is launching its own OTT service across 12 countries including the US, UK and Germany, offering a free ad‑supported tier and an ad‑free paid tier. This creates a new video inventory that advertisers can buy directly, expanding the supply of CTV/OTT ads.

The launch of ad-supported OTT services by companies like JustWatch, creating new video ad inventory, indicates the potential for diverse video media channels that could align with our "Influencer x Video" strategy for scaling live commerce and acquiring brand budgets in the future.

→ Read on

Trade Desk buyers gain Joyn pause ads from a 20m monthly impression pool

The Trade Desk now enables advertisers to purchase full‑screen ads that appear for four seconds when a viewer pauses Joyn streaming content, tapping into a pool of about 20 million monthly impressions. This premium “pause‑ad” inventory promises guaranteed viewability during a high‑attention moment.

The emergence of premium video ad inventory, such as Joyn's pause ads available via The Trade Desk, which capture high-attention moments, suggests we need to explore more innovative and high-viewability video ad formats to accelerate brand budget acquisition within our "Influencer x Video" strategy.

→ Read on

Irish regulator fines Google €403 million over location data processing

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission fined Google €403 million for unlawfully processing Android and Google‑account location data between 2018 and 2020, violating GDPR. Precise location signals are a cornerstone of geo‑targeted advertising.

The significant fine against Google highlights the strict application of GDPR and the trend of increased regulation on location data processing, meaning we must prioritize privacy protection and legal compliance when leveraging location or first-party data for personalized ads on our own sites or in external advertising (RPP-EXP, TDA-EXP).

→ Read on

Game: The auction is the easy part of a media buyer’s week

An interactive quiz highlights that while the programmatic auction itself is relatively straightforward, the bulk of a buyer’s time is spent on data onboarding, creative optimization, and reporting—tasks that demand automation.

The fact that media buyers spend most of their time on data onboarding, creative optimization, and reporting strongly suggests the need to accelerate automation in these areas for our TDA-EXP merchant retention, AI-powered creative generation in TDA, and our strategic priority of cross-product reporting.

→ Read on
AI × Advertising 2 articles

[4] Advertisers gain 900 BCN audience segments bookable by AI prompt

A new offering lets advertisers purchase 900 BCN audience segments via AI‑generated prompts, leveraging over 80 million consented profiles from more than 50 German domains. The segments are integrated into PubMatic deals, though which DSPs can bid and the pricing model remain unclear.

The new trend of purchasing consented audience segments via AI prompts prompts us to consider more advanced AI-powered data segmentation and delivery methods for advertisers, not only for products like TDA, where we focus on AI, but also for external ad targeting in RPP-EXP and TDA-EXP.

→ Read on PPC Land

[6] MurphyCobb adds Amplify unit to vet AI production tech for advertisers

MurphyCobb launched an “Amplify” unit to evaluate AI production technologies—including digital twins, virtual production, and automation—for advertisers. Led by former Hogarth executive Francisco Lima, the team aims to certify the neutrality and effectiveness of AI tools.

MurphyCobb's launch of a specialized unit to vet the effectiveness and neutrality of AI production technologies suggests an increasing importance for us to establish mechanisms or partnerships that objectively demonstrate the efficacy and reliability of AI-generated creative products like our TDA banners.

→ Read on PPC Land
Attribution / Measurement 7 articles

[1] Why an evolving commerce funnel demands unified measurement

Shoppers now move across owned sites, social platforms, and marketplaces before converting, rendering siloed attribution ineffective. The piece cites cross‑channel attribution platforms that connect top‑of‑funnel awareness to bottom‑of‑funnel purchase.

The argument that siloed attribution is ineffective in today's multi-channel commerce funnel, demanding unified measurement from top-of-funnel to purchase, strongly validates the importance and direction of our strategic priority to develop "cross-product reporting for merchants."

→ Read on Digiday

[8] Ad Tech Has A Multibillion‑Dollar Privacy Problem. It Started Decades Ago

Traces legacy privacy gaps in ad tech from early data collection to today’s GDPR/CCPA environment, arguing that old identifiers still generate risk and cost. Recommends clean‑room‑based architectures for safe measurement.

The privacy risks and costs associated with legacy identifiers, alongside the recommendation for clean-room architectures for secure measurement, highlight the urgency for us to reinforce privacy compliance and build a trustworthy measurement environment across all our first-party data-driven ad products.

→ Read on AdExchanger

[1] DAIVID Launches New Solution That Analyses Thousands of Ads at Once to Connect Creative Performance to Business Results

DAIVID unveiled a platform that simultaneously analyzes thousands of ads and links creative metrics to business outcomes such as revenue and conversions. The dashboard lets advertisers benchmark creatives across campaigns and optimize based on ROI.

The emergence of solutions like DAIVID, which analyze thousands of ads to link creative performance with business results, enhances the value proposition of our AI-generated banner product, TDA, and offers insights for accelerating ROI-based evaluation and improvement cycles for creative optimization across our display ads (RDA, TDA-EXP).

→ Read on ExchangeWire

[2] Google Analytics filter blocks data from domains not on an approved list

Google Analytics adds an “Include” filter mode that automatically discards hits from domains outside a whitelist, while still allowing Measurement Protocol events. The change improves data quality and privacy compliance for administrators.

Google Analytics' enhanced domain filtering, aimed at improving data quality and privacy compliance, reminds us of the importance of vetting data sources for our own collection and analysis, as well as the need for robust domain management in our ad performance measurement guidelines for merchants.

→ Read on PPC Land

[5] Google faces €403m fine over location tracking flagged in 2018

EU regulators fined Google €403 million for repeated requests that forced Android users to disable location history, highlighting stricter enforcement of location‑data rules. This case signals heightened scrutiny on geo‑tracking practices.

The repeated large fine against Google underscores the increasingly strict scrutiny on user consent and choice in location tracking, requiring us to constantly verify that all data usage, including geo-targeting in our external ad strategies (RPP-EXP, TDA-EXP), ensures transparency and compliance.

→ Read on PPC Land

Explaining brand lift

The article details the methodology of brand‑lift studies, which compare survey‑based perception changes between a randomized exposed group and a control group, allowing advertisers to quantify upper‑funnel impact.

Brand-lift studies, which quantify upper-funnel impacts like ad recall, are an indispensable measurement method for accelerating our brand budget acquisition (Strategic Priority 4, Growth Strategy Axis 2), highlighting the need to strengthen this measurement capability for brand ad products, including RDA.

→ Read on

Refinery89 advertisers gain brand lift benchmarks from 60,000+ campaigns

Refinery89 now offers advertisers access to brand‑lift benchmarks derived from over 60 k campaigns across Europe and LATAM, providing industry‑average reference points for key lift metrics. This aids planners in setting realistic goals.

Refinery89's offering of brand-lift benchmarks from over 60,000 campaigns indicates that brand advertisers value industry average comparisons for goal setting, suggesting that providing similar benchmark data and goal-setting support will be crucial for establishing a competitive advantage in our brand budget acquisition strategy, including for RDA.

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[4] The case for and against retail media networks as brand‑building channels

Analyzes how retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand‑building but face ROI measurement challenges, high CPMs, and budget conflicts between brand and performance teams. Successful networks combine granular audience segmentation with brand‑lift studies.

The analysis that retail media networks can leverage purchase data for brand-building but face ROI measurement challenges and high CPMs clearly indicates that granular audience segmentation and providing brand-lift studies will be key to success in our strategic priority of brand budget acquisition (Axis 2).

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