The latest news about retail ads. Retail media ads are digital ads that are placed on retailer websites and apps. They are typically displayed on search results pages, product detail pages, and category pages. Retail media ads can be used to promote products and services from both the retailer itself and other brands.
Amazon Pharmacy today announced the rollout of Same-Day Delivery for prescription medications in New York City and the greater Los Angeles area.
TikTok is empowering brands to tap into the platform's growing influence on purchase decisions with updated e-commerce solutions and new research highlighting its multi-channel sales impact.
This dedicated event, held during Earth Month, will offer deals on a wide range of products certified under Amazon's Climate Pledge Friendly (CPF) program.
Google today announced the latest update to its Search Ads 360 (SA360) platform, adding support for retail media.
Amazon is shaking up seasonal shopping with its first-ever Big Spring Sale, running from March 20th to 25th, 2024.
Google Product Studio this week launched a new feature offering St. Patrick's Day themed templates. These templates allow merchants to quickly generate holiday-specific product images with minimal effort.
Easter spending in 2024 is expected to reach a strong $22.4 billion, according to the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Prosper Insights & Analytics annual survey.
Walmart Marketplace sellers have the opportunity to significantly boost visibility and sales by participating in upcoming Spotlight events throughout March and April.
Feed Labels enables advertisers to streamline international campaigns by grouping products from different feeds based on common characteristics.
Amazon DSP last month announced the expansion of its Responsive e-commerce Creative (REC) feature. This update gives advertisers flexibility and efficiency in ad creation across nearly all traditional ad sizes.
As the spring shopping season arrives, Google is rolling out a suite of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) tools designed to help retailers engage shoppers and drive sales.
The change marks a significant shift, allowing products containing up to 6% hydrogen peroxide or equivalent chemicals to be advertised through Shopping Ads and Free Listings. Previously, the limit was set at a much stricter 0.1%.
