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Weekly Digital Marketing Update 1/22 | Google Takes Back Cookies, Amazon Wearables, Billionaire Showdown Superbowl LIV
Digital Ad Market Update: 1/10 - 1/22 2020
Matt and Joe are back in the studio after last week's hiatus. If you didn't know, we're on YouTube now! If you just can't get enough of your beloved co-hosts, well, now you can see their faces as they drop the hottest marketing news. Content, content, content!
Top Stories:
Google announces their going to stop third party cookies on Chrome. Under guise of privacy issues, they are funneling everyone into Google Ads.
Amazon now has wearables. If you didn't think Alexa was creepy enough listening to everything from within your house, now she can hear you 24/7 with Echo Buds and Echo Frames.
Billionaires Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg both buy huge 60 second ad spots for Superbowl LIV. Advertisers are scrambling to not be next to these controversial giants.
Facebook's new feature to blur-out "fact checked" content is not working as intended. The feature is being abused and is hurting digital artists and meme pages alike in the process.
Articles Mentioned:
Google: http://bit.ly/2upGl5k
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ggk9gU
Superbowl: https://nyti.ms/2tw0B5v
Matt and Joe are back in the studio after last week's hiatus. If you didn't know, we're on YouTube now! If you just can't get enough of your beloved co-hosts, well, now you can see their faces as they drop the hottest marketing news. Content, content, content!
Top Stories:
Google announces their going to stop third party cookies on Chrome. Under guise of privacy issues, they are funneling everyone into Google Ads.
Amazon now has wearables. If you didn't think Alexa was creepy enough listening to everything from within your house, now she can hear you 24/7 with Echo Buds and Echo Frames.
Billionaires Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg both buy huge 60 second ad spots for Superbowl LIV. Advertisers are scrambling to not be next to these controversial giants.
Facebook's new feature to blur-out "fact checked" content is not working as intended. The feature is being abused and is hurting digital artists and meme pages alike in the process.
Articles Mentioned:
Google: http://bit.ly/2upGl5k
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ggk9gU
Superbowl: https://nyti.ms/2tw0B5v
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Digital Ad Market Update: 1/10 - 1/22 2020
Matt and Joe are back in the studio after last week's hiatus. If you didn't know, we're on YouTube now! If you just can't get enough of your beloved co-hosts, well, now you can see their faces as they drop the hottest marketing news. Content, content, content!
Top Stories:
Google announces their going to stop third party cookies on Chrome. Under guise of privacy issues, they are funneling everyone into Google Ads.
Amazon now has wearables. If you didn't think Alexa was creepy enough listening to everything from within your house, now she can hear you 24/7 with Echo Buds and Echo Frames.
Billionaires Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg both buy huge 60 second ad spots for Superbowl LIV. Advertisers are scrambling to not be next to these controversial giants.
Facebook's new feature to blur-out "fact checked" content is not working as intended. The feature is being abused and is hurting digital artists and meme pages alike in the process.
Articles Mentioned:
Google: http://bit.ly/2upGl5k
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ggk9gU
Superbowl: https://nyti.ms/2tw0B5v
Matt and Joe are back in the studio after last week's hiatus. If you didn't know, we're on YouTube now! If you just can't get enough of your beloved co-hosts, well, now you can see their faces as they drop the hottest marketing news. Content, content, content!
Top Stories:
Google announces their going to stop third party cookies on Chrome. Under guise of privacy issues, they are funneling everyone into Google Ads.
Amazon now has wearables. If you didn't think Alexa was creepy enough listening to everything from within your house, now she can hear you 24/7 with Echo Buds and Echo Frames.
Billionaires Donald Trump and Michael Bloomberg both buy huge 60 second ad spots for Superbowl LIV. Advertisers are scrambling to not be next to these controversial giants.
Facebook's new feature to blur-out "fact checked" content is not working as intended. The feature is being abused and is hurting digital artists and meme pages alike in the process.
Articles Mentioned:
Google: http://bit.ly/2upGl5k
Amazon: https://amzn.to/2Ggk9gU
Superbowl: https://nyti.ms/2tw0B5v