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  • Shoppers embrace generative AI  

    Consumers use generative AI for product searching, don’t want to pay more for sustainable products, and are switching to private-label brands to save money, plus more consumer shopping trends from a new Capgemini survey.   At 24%, nearly a quarter of consumers have used generative AI in shopping, according to a new report, “What matters […]

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  • CES 2025: A Conversation on Setting Up PR Opportunities for the Whole Year with Razorfish

    PRNEWS talked to Dan Yesenosky, Head of Comms at Razorfish at CES, regarding the benefits of attending a trade event, which initiates the relationships that can set set up media opportunities throughout the year.

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  • How Opinary’s Polls Turned Daily Mail Ireland Into a Data Powerhouse

    First-party data allows advertisers to understand their audience’s needs and preferences without infringing on user privacy. Opinary partnered with Daily Mail Group (DMG) Ireland by adding embedded user polls in DMG Ireland’s articles. This allowed the company to collect users’ first-party data, increase engagement, and generate higher revenue. 

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  • Human and Tollbit Announce Publisher Tools To Ensure AI Agents Pay for Content Access

    AI companies have been training their models using publishers’ content without asking or paying for it, making publishers angry enough to sue. A new partnership between HUMAN Security and TollBit might help fix this problem.

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  • Online holiday sales surge 8.4% to $241.4 billion for 2024  

    Adobe released its 2024 online holiday shopping trends: Paid search drives the most retail sales this holiday season at nearly 30% of revenue. But influencers increase their share of holiday sales the most and convert shoppers nine-times higher than social media overall.   U.S. online holiday sales increased 8.4% year over year, reaching a record of […]

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  • Chief Marketer: CMOs Dish on AI, Content Creation and Brand Building at CES

    C Space at CES is a series of panel discussions featuring marketing, advertising and media executives who tackle topics like AI, data, personalization, content creation and creator-led marketing. Following are insights and strategies shared by six brand-side CMOs during the first official day of CES…

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  • CES 2025: Inside the Delta Keynote Experience at Sphere in Las Vegas

    Following in the footsteps of HPE Discover, Delta became the second brand to ever leverage Sphere for a keynote experience, and the first to do so as part of the CES lineup in Las Vegas. The much-anticipated livestreamed event, hosted Jan. 7, was open to some 18,000 trade show attendees and Delta employees, and featured […]

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  • CES 2025: Booth Designs, Insights and Happenings in Las Vegas

    From repurposed booth elements, to total departures from the prior year, to noteworthy collabs, and provocative materials, the exhibit and experiential landscape at CES in Las Vegas this week (Jan. 7-10) is serving up mainstay vibes and a few surprises. AI is the hot topic again this year, with brands showcasing what place it holds […]

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  • The Creator Economy: Evolving from Storytellers to Business Advisors

    The creator economy is shifting from existing as a tool for publicity to becoming a component of business strategy. The State of the Creator Economy panel at CES 2025 discussed the new roles creators are taking on within brands and organizations based on a need for authentic connection with audiences.

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  • 2025’s Top 5 Media Publisher Trends: The New Era of Product-minded Publishers

    Publishers are navigating a pivotal year in 2025, where the demands for diversified revenue streams collide with the unwavering commitment to editorial excellence. The industry is rapidly evolving, and publishers are rethinking their strategies to stay competitive. Five transformative trends are set to shape the future of media: innovative content packaging, strategic AI integration, dynamic paywalls, multi-platform optimization, and the rise of commerce media. Not only do these shifts redefine how publishers operate but they will also unlock new opportunities to capture value and deepen audience engagement.

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