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  • APAC Driving Mobile Usage; Digital Pay Gap

    ExchangeWire Research’s weekly roundup brings you up-to-date research findings from around the world, with additional insight provided by Rebecca Muir, head of research and analysis, ExchangeWire. In this week’s edition: APAC driving mobile usage; Digital pay gap; and a third [...]

  • The New ROI: Return on Influence

    Brands are fast discovering the power and opportunity of influencer marketing. They’re realising that they can boost online visibility and acquire customers for a fraction of the cost of traditional approaches like radio, print, and TV, while achieving longer-lasting impact [...]

  • Ad Fraud Breaches the Trust Between Networks, Publishers & Advertisers: Q&A with Tim Koschella, AppLift

    With global ad revenue wasted on fraudulent traffic reaching into double-figure billions in 2017, ad fraud remains an issue in the programmatic industry. Tim Koschella (pictured below), CEO and co-founder of AppLift, speaks to ExchangeWire about aligning with advertisers' needs and combining [...]

  • Ad Networks That Compete on Price Won't Last in China

    An intense price war has been waging between performance ad networks in China; but competing based on price is unsustainable and will not prevent advertisers from jumping ship. Richard O'Connell, general manager of MobAir's China operations, observes that some ad networks [...]

  • Advertisers Must Tune into SEA Consumers' Video Habits

    Consumers in Southeast Asia have taken to video somewhat differently from their global counterparts; so marketers need to tune into these requirements to better engage their target audience. Here, AOL's Asia and ANZ managing director Alex Khan (pictured below), writes [...]

  • Digital Has Allowed London Fashion Week to Bridge Runway & Retail

    We see reports about the challenges the high street is facing daily. Most recently, the BRC’s post-Christmas sales showed the challenge of driving footfall. In January, footfall was 1.3% down on a year ago, indicating that shoppers are turning to [...]

  • Navigating Influencer Marketing: Sponsorship Rule Breakers, Transparency Trust & Code of Conduct

    What was the first social network you fired up this morning? Whether it was Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook – chances are you were duped. As you scrolled through dozens of photos and status updates, it is likely that many of them [...]

  • Advertising Models Must Evolve to Better Support APAC Marketers

    The advertising world today is still running on old models that need to evolve with technological advancements, so marketers finally can effectively push customised ads tailored to individual customers, and in an omnichannel environment. Business agility was key, especially in a [...]

  • As the Homepage Starts to Flounder, Publishers Need to Look to Social Influencers

    Can publishers expect to rely on the same volumes of homepage traffic that they historically enjoyed? With readers discovering content in new ways, particularly through the likes of social media, is the traditional homepage on the decline? If this is [...]

  • Snap Inc Popped on Their First Day, But the Crackle Needs to Come from Monetisation

    Snap Inc (NYSE:SNAP) opened on the New York Stock Exchange at USD$24 (£16.42) yesterday (2 March); 41% above the USD$17 (£11.63) issue price. Their strong opening was only bettered by their continued first-day performance, hitting a high of USD$26.05 (£17.82) [...]