Best Buy Ads Bets on Programmatic to Scale Its Agency Offering
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For retail media networks born out of large-scale commerce operations, the next phase of growth depends on looking beyond their own backyards. As the sector matures, the imperative is shifting from servicing endemic brand partners to winning over the wider agency marketplace with scalable, easy-to-use advertising tools. With US retail media ad spending projected to […]
“For retail media networks born out of large-scale commerce operations, the next phase of growth depends on looking beyond their own backyards. As the sector matures, the imperative is shifting from servicing endemic brand partners to winning over the wider agency marketplace with scalable, easy-to-use advertising tools. With US retail media ad spending projected to […]”Source
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