Netflix Acquires Warner Bros, Building a CTV Powerhouse
What does the major acquisition mean for performance marketing?
What does the major acquisition mean for performance marketing?
According to a new Kolsquare study, it seems that Europe is creating its own foundations for a booming creator economy.
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As Stephen Titus, Founder of Faved, puts it, the industry grew so quickly that it forced brands and creators to “constantly reinvent the wheel”.
With Black Friday over, affiliates should focus on retaining new customers beyond the holiday spree.
Andy Cooney argues that the real issue isn’t soft cookies, but the flood of hidden browser extensions quietly claiming commission without advertisers knowing.
Marketplace-style ad features have been spotted in ChatGPT’s Android beta. Rollout to the public has not yet occurred, but the ad layer appears to be just around the corner.
ZeroClick Founder shares his vision for the future of AI monetisation. Hudson breaks down where opportunities lie and where the old rules are rapidly fading.
Creator pay rates are like the wild west. Are rates doubling, or are they struggling behind the scenes? In our chaotic industry, who is winning?
Affistash Co-Founder describes the move as a new “milestone.”
The UK’s Influencer Marketing Trade Body and the Australian Influencer Marketing Council have formalised an alliance designed to strengthen the creator economy.
Uncomfortable discussions are often the most important ones. In this case, fee transparency is essential in the influencer space to ensure creators are being paid what they deserve.
TikTok’s search usage is increasing, encouraging the growth of TikTok as an e-commerce platform through TikTok Shop. With Gen Z at the social media forefront, SEO and TikTok specialists tell us how marketers can make this a win for them.
The gaming industry is shockingly changing with new EU policies that decentralise Apple’s monopoly on in-app purchases, and new technologies are entering the market to completely change app development and consumption processes.
Amazon catches up with TikTok as the race to become the top social commerce platform is on.
AI is set to transform the way we interact with search engines for the foreseeable future. We're considering how this will impact the affiliate channel.
The phenomenon took off in the early phases of the pandemic. Was it just a flash in the pan? Or can the concept be rebuilt?