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| Sep 12, 2024
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How is programmatic advertising shaping the growth of the digital audio ad market, and how should advertisers spending in terrestrial radio think about balancing their spend between terrestrial and digital audio channels?
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| Oct 22, 2024
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| Oct 16, 2024
Although traditional radio advertising remains a $10.5 billion business in the US, it’s slowly shrinking. Digital audio advertising, by contrast, will grow 6.8% in 2024 to reach $7.12 billion.
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| Apr 17, 2024
Key Question: How quickly will the digital audio ad market grow over the next four years? Key Stat: Spending on digital audio ads will rise $1.62 billion between 2024 and 2028, per our forecast. But total audio ad spending will grow by less than $1 billion during that period. Executive Summary. Advertising budgets are migrating out of terrestrial radio very slowly.
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| Jan 21, 2025
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| Sep 1, 2024
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| Jan 16, 2025
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| Dec 15, 2023
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| Nov 1, 2024
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Digital audio advertising will have a CAGR of 5.3%, including 8.5% for podcast advertising. The rapid growth will push digital’s share of audio advertising to 47.4% by 2028. In-game advertising remains mostly a mobile affair, but consoles and PC developers are making moves. Ad buyers will spend 90.4% of their in-game ad dollars on mobile games in 2024.
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| Oct 22, 2024
Digital audio ad sellers must fight an unusually steep uphill battle to grow their businesses. In addition to concerns over audio's creative limitations relative to other digital formats, many of the format’s largest services were launched as ad-free, subscription-focused products. Most of the largest services—now well over a decade old—have run out of easy user growth opportunities.
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| Jan 23, 2025
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| May 13, 2024
Nearly two-thirds of digital audio revenues come from subscriptions ($13.60 billion this year), far more than come from advertising ($7.12 billion). Time spent with digital audio exceeds time spent with traditional radio. The average US adult will spend 1 hour and 24 minutes (1:24) per day listening to some form of digital audio this year.
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| Nov 18, 2024
Use this chart: Marketers can use this chart to pitch exclusive audio content creation partnerships, determine audio ad budgets, and make the case for investing in digital audio due to its large listener base. Related ĢAV reports:. US Digital Audio Forecast Overview 2024 (ĢAV subscription required). Radio and Digital Audio Ad Spending Benchmarks: Q4 2024 (ĢAV subscription required).
Article
| Dec 4, 2024
CVS partnered with The Trade Desk and Vibenomics to offer self-service audio ads to shoppers in 6,900 stores. 7-Eleven plans to expand its Gulp Radio network to 5,000 stores by the end of 2024, and to all 12,000+ 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes locations nationwide by the end of next year.
Article
| Nov 13, 2024
We cover average eCPMs for digital video, digital display, and digital audio ad inventory tracked by Guideline. This report covers the period from Q2 2023 to Q2 2024, including YoY and QoQ percentage changes in Q2 2024. Definitions. eCPM is a publisher metric that focuses on revenues to the seller.
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| Nov 8, 2024
The danger of relying entirely on AI for audio ad creation is that it could be hard to tackle some of its inherent bias and lack of inclusivity. Our take: AI personalization as applied to audio advertising can exponentially increase listener engagement. And AI audio ads present a better use case than AI video ads, some of which have been harshly criticized.
Article
| Oct 22, 2024
We expect US creators to generate $1.49 billion in digital audio revenues in 2024. That equates to just 10.9% of the $13.70 billion creators will earn on social media this year, but it’s up from $610 million in 2020. And those figures aren’t mutually exclusive. For example, we consider any revenues generated by creators via YouTube Podcasts to be social media revenues.
Report
| Sep 6, 2024
In-store retail media is growing rapidly, with players like CVS and 7-Eleven using digital screens and audio ads near points of purchase, despite infrastructure challenges. Obstacles to growth: Advertising measurement challenges persist, as marketers seek to prove retail media’s incremental value, especially in physical stores, while third-party solutions attempt to bridge gaps.
Article
| Nov 19, 2024
Note: Nonvideo rich media includes nonvideo ads which feature various levels of interaction (including scrolling, expanding, or clicking within the ad) such as splash screens, pop-up and pop-under ads, daughter windows, interstitials and superstitials, and digital audio ads for all formats mentioned.
Article
| Nov 15, 2024
Loblaw partnered with Stingray for in-store audio advertising across the grocer’s national network of nearly 300 stores. Connected TV (CTV) platforms are using retail media networks (RMNs) to target viewers. They utilize first-party data from retailers to target viewers in ad-supported video-on-demand services.
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| Dec 5, 2024
While Amazon excels in digital efficiency, it has less presence in physical retail, where innovations like in-store audio ads, digital displays, and smart carts are gaining traction. In-store and omnichannel innovations are expanding the retail media playing field. Retailers are using generative AI tools to personalize shopper experiences and improve RMN ad targeting.
Report
| Nov 22, 2024
In-store retail media doesn’t have to be limited to the physical. In-store audio ads increase awareness among consumers without disrupting their shopping experience.
Article
| Aug 21, 2023
Though marketing budgets are under scrutiny in this tight economy, it might make sense to consider integrating audio advertising into your marketing mix. That’s because listener growth is picking up for podcasts and audio formats overall. Audio ad formats also have unique features to help marketers.
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| Sep 21, 2023
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| Oct 20, 2022