šŸŽÆ A Cool Trillion

Global ad spending set to pass a big milestone

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Global ad spend to pass $1 Trillion

A report from WARC predicts that advertising spend will exceed the trillion-dollar mark in 2024.

More than 50% of ads will be bought from just 5 companies; Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Alibaba, and ByteDance.

No surprise to find that social media spending is expected to grow the fastest - driven by social commerce and short-form video. While Search advertising is still the largest category, we wait to see how much disruption (positive or negative) is caused by Googleā€™s redesigned search experience.

Emerging channels, Retail Media and Connected TV are expected to continue to expand and drive significant growth for the advertising category.

Source: Marketing Dive, Marketing Brew, WARC (free full report)

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TODAYā€™S HEADLINES

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Written by Kole