New Digital Advertising Formats in 2024

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New Digital Advertising Formats in 2024

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The article highlights emerging digital ad formats in 2024, with innovations in video, audio, and interactive ads. The rise of connected TV (CTV) ads and the growing use of generative AI are also revolutionizing the advertising landscape.

Originally published on e-marketing.fr

New Advertising Formats

2024 sees the emergence of several digital ad formats, particularly in video, audio, and interactive formats. For instance, video ads now feature interactive elements, allowing for greater personalization. Additionally, the rise of connected TV (CTV) and associated ad formats presents significant opportunities for advertisers, while audio ads are enhanced with dynamic creative optimization (DCO), which customizes messages based on location or weather conditions.

The Role of Artificial Intelligence

Generative AI also simplifies creative processes by automatically generating ad content. Companies like Google and Amazon are integrating AI tools to create visuals and text on the fly. However, these advances raise legal questions about the rights to use generated content. Digital advertising in 2024 continues to evolve rapidly, with technological innovation at its core.

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