The Ad industry is Building Fortresses. Audio Advertising Lives on the Roads Between Them

Check out this article in The Drum by Garrison Dua, VP of Demand, North America. As consolidation reshapes digital advertising, audio is giving buyers something that’s getting harder to find elsewhere: undervalued attention, rich contextual signals, and measurable performance. This article looks at why those advantages matter more as targeting evolves and major players build...

How Publishers Can Extend First-Party Data Strategies into Audio

First-party data continues to shape how publishers approach audience engagement and monetization. It already powers display, video, and programmatic, but audio has stayed largely disconnected from those workflows.  If you’re a publisher already using Permutive, you can now activate your first-party audience segments in audio through AdsWizz, with no new infrastructure required. Audio is a...

Time to Take a Closer Look at Your Current DSP Strategy

Featured in The Drum by Garrison Dua, VP of Demand, North America at AdsWizz. Many DSPs still approach audio using systems designed for display and screen-based media. But listening behavior is different. It’s contextual, immersive, and often happens without a screen. As Garrison explains, the real opportunity is more than just scale. It’s using technology...

Programmatic Grew up. Now It Needs to Get Smarter.

Check out this article by Ollie Chadwick, Regional Director, UK & Ireland at AdsWizz, on IABUK.com! Programmatic doesn’t have a growth problem. It has a complexity problem. It’s expanded well beyond display into CTV, audio, and retail media, but the old playbook hasn’t really kept up. The ecosystem is more fragmented now, and automation on...

Why Audio May Be the Missing Piece in CTV Strategy

Check out this new article in The Drum by Dave Sosson, Senior Manager, Business Development, Programmatic Demand North America! CTV doesn’t have an effectiveness problem. It has a reinforcement problem. As Dave points out, reach is already there, but more impressions don’t guarantee better results. In a fragmented attention environment, repetition alone plateaus. Audio fills that...

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