Mobile devices allow shoppers to buy items from anywhere in the world with a single scroll-and-tap. But what happens when users are presented with ads from real-world locations? Are they more likely to buy at those stores over others? A research team took a look at this idea and put the concept of so-called “geotargeting” […]
In the waning days of 2015, a commotion started brewing in the online publishing world: what would happen to publishers, bloggers—content producers of any stripe, really—as ad blockers became more and more common amongst web users? The debate reached its peak as 2015 came to a close, with agonizing debates over whether ad blocking would […]
With the growth of online shopping, a product for every need, whim, or desire is available through easy pay-click-and-ship interfaces. But how do consumers choose one product over another, especially when the product is less of a “need” or more of a “want”? That’s the question tackled by a new research study that examined how […]
It’s a move that’s captivated both the New York Times and Ad Age, and left football fans to make last-minute adjustments to their evening plans: ESPN is making New Year’s Eve a football event. After high rates for New Year’s Eve play-off games last year, the sports giant is trying the maneuver again, scheduling two […]