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[eMarketer] US retail mcommerce sales shift to smartphones
In 2021, smartphone mcommerce will generate $295.41 billion in US sales, equaling 82.2% of total retail mcommerce sales.
[eMarketer] Mobile advertising is still king
Mobile advertising is by far the preferred destination for digital ad spending in the US, just as it is everywhere else. However, mobile’s ever-accelerating domination of the digital ad market appears to finally be leveling off.
YouTube to generate over $280 million in revenue in 2021 from US premium subscribers
YouTube Premium is starting to generate sustainable revenues from its paid ad-free subscription services. It took more than six years since relaunch to see significant growth.
[eMarketer] US businesses explore innovative payment options post pandemic
US B2B payments declined slightly faster than expected in 2020 at -7.1% as opposed to -4.9% for an actual sales value of $25.539 trillion in 2020.
[eMarketer] The number of US paid digital audio subscribers on an upward trajectory
The number of paid digital audio subscribers in the US is set to reach 121.9 million this year, up 11% over 2020's total according to a forecast by eMarketer.
[eMarketer] How telehealth is shaping modern medicine
Telehealth gave millions of US adults access to care services in 2020.
[eMarketer] Amazon commands lion’s share of US retail ecommerce sales
eMarketer estimates Amazon’s ecommerce sales will rise by $168.53 billion in that time frame, to reach a staggering $386.40 billion by the end of this year.
[eMarketer] US telecoms bet on 5G to grow market share
Despite the billions telecoms have spent in infrastructure investment and several years of dogged advertising, most US consumers are still unaware of the benefits of 5G.
[eMarketer] LinkedIn commands a third of US B2B digital display ad revenue
Currently LinkedIn makes up the largest share of US B2B display ad spending in 2021 with 32.2% of the $5.09 billion.
[eMarketer] US news outlet shift to subscription model in revenue diversification drive
The recent announcement by American media outlet USA Today that it is moving to subscription model for many of its stories is the latest indication of the growing focus by major news outlet to transition to digital media.
[eMarketer] Social commerce in US exceeds $30 billion, China still king
Social commerce sales in the US have been on an upward trajectory, and are estimated to reach $36.62 billion in 2021, marking a 35.8 per cent growth.
[eMarketer] Livestreaming e commerce takes shape in US
Taobao, an ecommerce site and app that is part of China-based Alibaba, pioneered livestreaming ecommerce with the 2018 launch of Taobao Live, where charismatic hosts sell a raft of products to large audiences watching online.
[eMarketer] Target US ecommerce sales to hit $18 billion this year
American retail corporation Target has defied odds to post phenomenal ecommerce growth. This year, its US ecommerce sales will hit $18.64 billion, almost as much as all its US ecommerce sales from 2016 to 2019 combined according to eMarketer.
[eMarketer] Pandemic redefines future of banking in US
The shift by US customers from visiting banking halls to use of mobile apps during coronavirus pandemic may create a new way of banking with majority of customers saying they would maintain that habit post Covid.
[eMarketer] Digital media consumption on unprecedented growth in US
The average time a US adult spends on various media platforms has been on unprecedented rise in recent years, particularly at the height of the pandemic.
[eMarketer] Proximity mobile payments redefine transactions
As the pandemic-induced social distancing and sanitizing measures drive everyday interactions, consumers are embracing contactless payments for both online and offline platforms.
[eMarketer] US TV advertisers’ upfront commitments to reach nearly $20 billion this season
At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, US TV advertisers cancelled $3 billion of their upfront commitment around June as quoted by Media Dynamics as the pandemic ravaged economies.
[eMarketer] US telecoms dump media businesses for 5G
In what points to the next frontier for competition and battle for customers, US telecoms are pivoting from traditional media business to investment in expanding their 5G network foothold.
[eMarketer] TikTok will have more Gen Z users in the US than Instagram by end of 2021
By the end of this year, TikTok will have a larger number of Gen Z users in the US than that of Instagram. And it will surpass Snapchat in terms of total users by 2023.
[eMarketer] Tiktok to overtake Instragram and Snapchat as platform of choice among US Gen Zers
Social media platform has TikTok been on an upward trajectory in terms of user base having recorded phenomenal growth in 2019 and 2020.
Private equity group Apollo acquires Verizon Media
Verizon will continue to own a 10% stake in the business and the current CEO Guru Gowrappan will continue to lead it.
[Marketing Week] Bob Koigi: Content is king
As marketers, advertisers and media companies look at innovative ways of packaging and disseminating content to a critical mass, they are exploring and embracing technologies and partnership to drive that agenda with impressive results.
[eMarketer] Proximity mobile payment user base in US to surpass 100 million this year
Proximity mobile payment user base in the US will surpass 100 million this year. This is according to new data from eMarketer.
[eMarketer] The rise and rise of contactless payments
Covid-19 pandemic has not only shifted consumers’ shopping behaviours but also altered their modes of payment for goods and services.
[eMarketer] Amazon dominates US eCommerce
Amazon’s US ecommerce sales will grow by 15.3% this year to $367.19 billion after a meteoric 44.1% rise in sales during 2020.
[eMarketer] Connected TV has become a frontrunner in digital advertising
Investment in Connected TV, CTV, in US rose by 40.6 per cent year on year in 2020 to reach over 9 billion with this growth expected to be sustained this year to hit $13.41 billion.
Marketing automation company Marvia opens North American headquarters in Portland, Oregon
Marvia, the software-as-a-service(SaaS) platform that specializes in solutions for local marketing automation is one of the fastest-growing Dutch MarTech players.
VICE Media Group Names Van Scott as Vice President of US Corporate Communications
Scott, who joins from ABC News, will be responsible for leading VICE Media Group’s US communications strategy across the organization’s entire portfolio.
Markerters embrace new content production plans amid COVID-19, Dentsu report
To inform the report, Dentsu conducted a survey across 200 marketing decision-makers in the UK and US to understand the current Marketing climate and how the pandemic had contributed to its changes.
Havas Media Group appoints Meghan Grant as Chief Strategy Officer for North America
Based in New York, Grant will report directly to Global CEO Peter Mears and serve on Havas Media’s North American executive leadership team.
[eMarketer] Paypal outlines global growth strategy
Global payment behemoth Paypal has announced a raft of strategies it intends to roll out as it seeks to grow its foothold in US and worldwide.
[eMarketer] 5G network redefines payments and mobile commerce
Despite being in its early stages of adoption, the 5G network is promising to revolutionize the retail industry as retailers invests in the network.
[eMarketer] Pluto TV and the disruptive advertising business model
As consumers’ media consumption trends shift and the digital space continue to evolve, the advertising space is increasingly adapting to these market changes.
[eMarketer] US consumers’ digital spending boosts Amazon’s e-commerce and ad businesses
Besides growing its online business by double digits, the e-commerce giant also recorded a growth in advertising business by 52.5 per cent.
Dept acquires software consultancy firm Devetry
Devetry, a software consultancy that provides technology solutions ranging from organizational strategy to custom software development, has announced it has joined global digital agency Dept.
[eMarketer] Netflix, Disney and YouTube are the largest recipients of US OTT subscription revenues
Netflix, Disney, and YouTube are the largest recipients of US OTT subscription revenues. In 2021, just under a third (30.8%) of all US OTT subscription revenues will go to Netflix.
Mediahuis Ventures invests in AI coaching startup BUNCH
Mediahuis Ventures, the venture capital arm of European media group Mediahuis, is investing in BUNCH, a New York and Berlin based AI coaching startup.
[eMarketer] Ad agencies grapple with pandemic-induced job losses
January was one of the worst months in recent years for ad agencies having seen 4800 job cuts, leaving the industry with 186,000 jobs. This marked the agencies’ worst point since 2014.
[eMarketer] Grocery purchases go digital in the wake of pandemic
Food and beverage category recorded the highest online commerce growth in the USA in 2020 in the wake of COVID-19 according to a report by eMarketer.
[eMarketer] Digital content consumption trends
As news consumption trends evolve and consumers get exposed to an array of platforms that offering both free and premium content, debate has been varied on which model appeals most to consumers.
EU imports from US declined by 13% in 2020 against 5.6% increase from China
For the first time in history, China overtook the US in 2020 as the Euro Area's (EA) top trading partner.
[eMarketer] 5G wireless to experience a boom in 2021
Even as a sizeable population of US citizens embrace the 5G network hundreds of millions are still not accessing the technology.
[eMarketer] Digital audio took a huge hit in user engagement in 2020
Early when the coronavirus pandemic started, digital audio took a huge hit in user engagement and in the amount of time listeners were spending with the medium.
[eMarketer] US TV viewership declined by roughly 10 million in 2020
TV viewership in the United States declined by roughly 10 million, and 2020 ended up with 20 million fewer adults watching TV. This is according to new data from eMarketer.
[eMarketer] US adults spent an average of 7 hours, 50 minutes per day with digital media in 2020
A pandemic-disrupted 2020 led to even more time spent with digital media than anticipated. Data from eMarketer shows that US adults spent an average of 7 hours, 50 minutes (7:50) per day with digital last year.
[eMarketer] Ban social media bullies for good, half of US adults say
As companies continue to introduce new ways to handle bullies, over half of US adults have expressed their opinions on the subject insisting that bullies should be dealt with once and for all.
[eMarketer] Amazon's worldwide ecommerce sales to grow by nearly 12% to $532.20 billion in 2021
In 2021, Amazon's worldwide ecommerce sales will grow by nearly 12% to $532.20 billion. That gives it a 12.1% share of the global ecommerce market.
[eMarketer] Only 5% of remote employees in the US want to go back into the workplace full-time
Only 5% of remote employees want to go back into the workplace full-time, which could make for some fairly deserted office spaces.
[eMarketer] US adults spent 1 hour more per day on digital activities in 2020
Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, US adults spent 1 hour more per day on digital activities (across all devices) than they did in 2019 according to eMarketer’s latest time spent forecast from Insider Intelligence.
[eMarketer] Smartphones lead in consumption of digital media among US adults
In the wake of the novel coronavirus, US adults spent an extra hour daily across all devices compared to what they did in 2019, the highest jump since 2020 according to the latest forecast by eMarketer.
[eMarketer] Programmatic digital display advertising is having an identity crisis
Advertisers, publishers, and their partners are now confronting changes to the infrastructure of platforms and devices that will have significant effects on how they do business.
[eMarketer] Social media most likely to experience brand risk incidents in 2021
Social media is most likely to experience brand risk incidents in the next 12 months—second only to programmatic advertising.
[eMarketer] Tracking the US programmatic CTV video ad spend
US advertisers spent an extra $1.16 billion on programmatic connected TV video ads in 2020 from what they spent in 2019, with that spend expect to grow to $2.37 billion in 2021.
[eMarketer] The future of corporate events is hybrid
Rapid-fire event cancellation notices and invites to (poorly produced) virtual events littered the inboxes of B2B audiences at the start of the pandemic.
[eMarketer] Influencer marketing in US
Despite a number of US marketers slashing spending on influencer marketing due to the devastating effects of COVID-19, there has been a marked interest in working with influencers.
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[Marketing Week] Bob Koigi: Social media giants redefine future of content, e-commerce
Global social media powerhouses continue to evolve by tapping into opportunities that the tech space presents and are moving from being content platforms to digital commerce giants.
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