What a year it’s been! We’re so thankful for your continued support in 2024, and we can’t wait to achieve even greater things together in 2025.
With the holiday season just around the corner, it's time to ensure your advertising strategies are primed for success! As you gear up for this busy shopping period, we wanted to remind you that Reticle's emotional targeting capabilities are now fully integrated with The Trade Desk.
As part of our ongoing commitment to helping brands achieve better results, we’re thrilled to announce that Reticle now offers the ability to test your creative for emotional category alignment and track brand lift to prove the effectiveness of your campaigns.
While news outlets can be an effective space for advertising, it’s crucial to ensure that ads are placed thoughtfully and strategically. Advertisers must recognize that the surrounding content significantly impacts how consumers perceive their brand. An ad for a family-friendly product placed alongside sensitive or controversial topics can create negative associations that might linger long after the viewer sees the ad.
With consumer confidence dropping to 40.5% in September, down from 42.6% in August, brands are facing a growing challenge: capturing attention and inspiring action in a more cautious market. But what does this decline in consumer confidence really mean?
AI technology, while revolutionary, is only as unbiased as the data it’s trained on. The lack of diversity in the images generated by the AI tool I used illustrates a broader issue: AI systems can perpetuate and even amplify existing societal biases.
Looking for Oracle alternatives? Reticle offers emotion-based contextual targeting, enhancing impression quality, attention, and engagement without the use of personal data.
Marketing is about storytelling, empathy, and understanding the human experience. It's about creating moments that resonate on a profoundly emotional level. The brilliant creative work that won Lions at Cannes wasn't just about data and algorithms; it was about the human stories it told and the emotions it evoked.
In the ever-evolving realm of digital advertising, recent developments like Google's decision to postpone the elimination of third-party cookies in Chrome highlight the persistent challenges faced by advertisers.
In a recent incident involving TIME Magazine, prominent articles featuring Taylor Swift, Sam Altman, and the James Webb telescope were inaccurately flagged as unsafe for advertising. This misclassification, attributed to DoubleVerify and AdSafe, not only resulted in missed advertising opportunities but also underscored the critical need for precise content classification in the digital advertising realm.
Our attention partner, Adelaide, has just launched Flight Control, a planning tool that helps advertisers identify the optimal levels of media quality to drive consistent and predictable campaign performance.
This past weekend, Reticle had the privilege of attending the renowned South by Southwest (SXSW) event in Austin, Texas. Teaming up with Brand Innovators, we immersed ourselves in a whirlwind of insights and innovations alongside over 800 brand marketers and 100+ leading brands on stage throughout the weekend.
Unlike many reacting to the cookie deprecation, Reticle AI has been cookieless from the start. It's not a strategic shift; it's our core belief. We thrive on the notion that emotion enhances engagement and attention, and believe in making the most optimal consumer experience that doesn’t rely on invasive data collection.
We're excited to see the evolution of our industry and the evolution of how we target consumers and measure outcomes.
While 2023 may be a year of uncertainty, there are still results to deliver, and Reticle is ready to help you deliver emotion, connection and relevance.
AI tools are reshaping how businesses engage with their audiences, particularly in the realm of advertising. Tricia Allen shared her thoughts with CMSWire on how traditional segmentation—relying on demographic customer data such as age, location, income, and gender—is being challenged.
