Digital Advertising

Performance marketing has changed, but many marketers haven't noticed. The shift to first-price auctions since 2019 has created new opportunities for those willing to challenge conventional wisdom about running multiple performance partners. The old rules about bid collision no longer apply.
Today, the path to incremental revenue growth requires a bold approach. Instead of relying on a single partner or worrying about budget cannibalization, successful marketers are discovering that multiple performance partners can work together to drive genuine incremental lift.

Some brands spend the year building up to Q4, focusing their entire strategy on Black Friday and Christmas. However, the most savvy performance marketers know that huge sales opportunities don't just start in November.

The Marketing Events 2026 calendar features over 60 big events for ecommerce: demand-driving moments marketers can capitalize on, industry conferences for insights and networking, and cultural events that shape consumer behavior—if you plan properly. Instead of chading "brand moments," you start to understand when your audience is actively searching, comparing, and ready to convert.

The classic phrase “if you snooze, you lose,” aptly applies to Black Friday marketing. Why? The online noise leading up to and during Black Friday is so deafening, it requires staying up-to-date on the latest tips and tech to gain an advantage. Such an advantage though, even if it comes in the form of a few useful Black Friday Marketing tips, can pay dividends.

Performance marketing teams using Deep Learning and AI-powered optimization are seeing significant improvements in marketing conversion rates through greater campaign effectiveness. Here's how to increase conversion rates using the latest technology.

The digital landscape evolves at breakneck speed, and yesterday's app marketing tactics quickly become outdated. With mobile users spending 70% of their digital media time in apps and global consumer spending on mobile apps forecast to reach nearly $400 B in 2025, the stakes for effective app marketing strategy have never been higher.
Yet many brands are still operating with outdated playbooks, missing critical opportunities to engage their most valuable audience segments. If your mobile app marketing strategy hasn't evolved beyond basic retargeting and generic messaging, you're likely leaving significant conversions and revenue on the table.

Digital advertising continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driven by technological advances, changing consumer behaviors, and shifting privacy regulations. We recently sat down with Jaysen Gillespie, Vice President of Global Product Commercialization at RTB House, to discuss IntentGPT, one of our most significant recent innovations. Gillespie has been instrumental in leading the development and commercial rollout of this technology, which represents a fundamental shift in how advertisers can understand and act on user intent across the web.