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Prebid Pulse – Week of 1/27/2025

January 28, 2025 by The Prebid Marketing Team

Article link: 2025’s Top 5 Media Publisher Trends: The New Era of Product-minded Publishers – AdMonsters

Description: This article explores five key trends reshaping media publishing in 2025: video content for curated direct deals, AI integration to boost efficiency and engagement, advanced paywalls for revenue diversification, multi-platform strategies for audience reach, and commerce media for monetization. Publishers must embrace technological advancements while balancing innovation with editorial values to succeed in this dynamic environment. These trends offer new revenue opportunities and highlight the importance of agility and strategic foresight for long-term growth.

Article link: Meta: ‘Community Notes’ Will Not Affect Paid Ads

Description: Meta’s new content moderation system, “Community Notes,” will apply only to organic posts, not paid ads. This move is designed to avoid the issues seen on X (formerly Twitter) where paid content was affected by user-driven moderation. While this protects paid ads, Meta has not clarified how it will handle influencers’ sponsored posts or organic brand content. Advertisers may need to reassess brand-safety strategies, especially with potential shifts in platform dynamics as Meta’s content moderation evolves. The change could lead to a rise in political speech and controversial topics, potentially impacting user trust.

Article link: ‘Until the Wheels Fall Off:’ How Buyers Are Rethinking Their Relationship With TikTok

Description: Advertisers are returning to TikTok with cautious optimism after the platform’s recent shutdown. Agencies have developed contingency plans, leaning on platforms like Instagram and YouTube Shorts for backup. While some users report changes in engagement post-shutdown, others note no major disruptions. Despite the temporary setback, TikTok’s ad potential remains strong, though there’s growing scrutiny over its content management and goals. Advertisers are prepared to pivot if needed, but small businesses and creators may face the greatest challenges if TikTok faces another shutdown

Article link: Why it’s critical for advertisers to support reputable news publishers

Description: Advertisers play a vital role in supporting reputable news publishers by ensuring the sustainability of objective journalism, essential for a functional society. Overuse of keyword-blocking measures deprives critical reporting of ad revenue, discouraging coverage of important issues. Studies show ads in trusted news environments enhance brand trust and credibility, countering misconceptions about negative associations. By adopting refined brand safety strategies, advertisers can align with values of transparency and accountability while fostering a symbiotic relationship with journalism, benefiting both the media ecosystem and their brand equity.

Article Link: Publishers Fear They Missed Their Chance To Cash In On Curation

Description: Publishers are concerned that they missed opportunities to capitalize on curation in 2025. While ad tech vendors dominate the curation space, publishers struggle to gain revenue from curated deals despite owning valuable first-party data. Critics argue that the current curation trend benefits middlemen, with SSPs and DMPs profiting from packaged audiences. Publishers are advised to take control of their audience data, but trust issues with advertisers remain. Despite the challenges, some experts suggest that publishers still have a chance to negotiate better terms as the curation landscape matures.

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