One of China's influential marketing models is “seeding”, a strategy where users share real experiences and personal recommendations with one another – and it has been used by Rednote/Xiaohongshu to ...

Today, we are launching The Multiplier Effect, a wide-ranging report into how businesses are missing out on revenue and profit through an incomplete approach to advertising – in partnership with ...

As AI-led media investment becomes the talk of the industry (at least on the tech side), the rubber is hitting the road on the question of how much systems like Meta’s Advantage+ and Google’s PMAX ...

Procter and Gamble’s Q4 and full-year results suggest that shoppers in rich countries are feeling the pinch and slowing down their buying, especially on discretionary items, as both lower-income and ...

Sixty-two percent of global consumers think their personal finances will get better in the next six months, according to GWI data in WARC’s 2025 Consumer Trends Report; only 10% expect their finances ...

Provides practical a roadmap for how marketers can maximize opportunity by designing for discovery as well as decision.

Podcast campaigns deliver an average return on adspend of $2.42, according to a study that covered over 530 efforts from more than 230 brands.

Global advertising spend is set to grow 4.4% this year and 8.2% in 2024, a boost that will see the market top $1trn for the first time ever, according to a new study from WARC.

Eighty-five percent of ads fail to reach the “attention threshold” that is needed to make an enduring impact from a brand-building perspective, according to research discussed at the Cannes Lions ...

Google has pivoted hard into AI, which now forms a critical part of its experience, and when Google makes changes, the impact is felt across the web, from users to publishers to advertisers; as AI ...

WARC from Home is a new series to help subscribers to brush up on the essentials of marketing during the COVID-19 lockdown.

At least six in ten (61%) global consumers say they would be less willing to buy a company’s product if they found it performed poorly on environmental practices, a new survey has revealed.