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What is the top reason marketers aren’t investing in more AI adoption, per a 2025 Forrester report? |
A) Difficulty integrating with existing systems B) Privacy and regulatory concerns C) Lack of skills and expertise D) Data quality and visibility |
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As marketing teams face higher expectations to prove campaign results, leaders expect data-driven work from every department. This means once siloed teams must find smarter ways to work together. |
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Data-driven creative is the most significant creative production opportunity for brands and agencies (70%), per a July 2024 survey from Digiday in partnership with Celtra.
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Lack of collaboration across teams and functions is a top challenge (34%) for US and UK content and creative professionals measuring digital content performance and ROI, per an October 2024 Canto and Ascend2 survey. |
“Production is thought about at the end, when the creative and media strategies are locked,” said Priti Mhatre, chief product and AI officer at WPP agency Hogarth. “At that point, there is not much movement available.” |
Through the right AI integration and cross-functional collaboration, marketers can launch data-driven strategies while efficiently creating content for multiple channels at once. |
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IN THE NEWS |
FTC’s Omnicom-IPG decision targets bias in media buying. The FTC’s conditional approval of Omnicom’s $13.5 billion acquisition of IPG marks a major shift for both media buying and political influence on the advertising world. Read online |
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Women’s sports surges, presenting an opportunity for advertisers. Women’s sports had a strong presence at Cannes Lions 2025 as advertiser interest grows. Read online
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No IP, no audience: Elio gives Pixar worst opening ever. Pixar's Elio had the studio's worst opening weekend ever, making only $21 million in the US and $14 million outside of the US. Read online | | | |
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The beauty industry is shifting its approach to aging consumers, moving beyond traditional anti-aging messaging to embrace more inclusive, health-focused approaches. |
"Ageism is the only 'ism' that every person can experience. Aging is a universal experience," said Jacynth Bassett, founder and CEO of Ageism Is Never In Style, on a recent "Behind the Numbers" podcast. |
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