Adtech: Toward Market Structuring in 2024?

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Adtech: Toward Market Structuring in 2024?

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The adtech industry must adapt to the end of third-party cookies, highlighting the importance of first-party data and cookieless solutions. Retail media and CSR commitments are also key trends in 2024.

Originally published on JDN

Structuring Adtech in 2024

With the end of third-party cookies, adtech is entering a period of restructuring. Cookieless solutions are becoming essential for companies looking to maintain their competitiveness. First-party data is taking center stage in advertising strategies. Meanwhile, there is a growing emphasis on CSR commitments, with increased pressure on companies to reduce their carbon footprint while optimizing their campaigns.

Growth of Retail Media

Retail media is booming and is expected to reach $141.7 billion by 2024, with Amazon dominating nearly 88% of the market. This is pushing adtech companies to rethink their strategies to gain a foothold in this rapidly growing sector.

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