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The Future In-Store
Looma
10 episodes
1 day ago
Interviews with industry leaders about the future of in-store retail media. What's it like to shop when screens are everywhere?
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Interviews with industry leaders about the future of in-store retail media. What's it like to shop when screens are everywhere?
Show more...
Marketing
Business
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The Grace Period is Over: The Trade Desk’s Claire Wyatt on Retail Media’s "Teenage" Years
The Future In-Store
28 minutes 25 seconds
4 months ago
The Grace Period is Over: The Trade Desk’s Claire Wyatt on Retail Media’s "Teenage" Years

“I think retail media is very chaotic right now,” says Claire Wyatt, The Trade Desk's GM Client Service - Retail. “We're still really in the wild, wild west. I think retail media is in its teenage years.”

Claire tells host James Kotecki that retail media networks have had “a little bit of a grace period. They don't really have that grace period anymore.”

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Topics include:

  • America’s in-store experience lags behind global peers
  • Implementation challenges: cost and logistics
  • AI for media optimization
  • The dream of connected on-site, off-site, and in-store media
  • The central role of consumer privacy
The Future In-Store
Interviews with industry leaders about the future of in-store retail media. What's it like to shop when screens are everywhere?