Adweek features a byline from Romain Lerallut, VP and Head of Criteo AI Lab, highlighting deep learning as a tool for real-time decision making in digital marketing. The piece digs into the realities and implications of deep learning, offering advertisers more perspective on the newest member of the AI family.
Criteo’s CPG survey is included a piece that dives into why baby boomers are less likely than millennials to order groceries online.
Data from Criteo’s CPG report is cited, highlighting the generational differences among consumers using online services for grocery delivery
The Drum published a byline on how retailers and brands are increasingly activating around Singles Day, attributed to Jaysen Gillespie. In the piece he dives into the four pros and four cons for companies to consider when deciding how they might tap into the major Chinese shopping holiday.
Digiday reported on the appointment of Megan Clarken to role of CEO, highlighting her history in the industry and her projected role in the company. It quotes JB from yesterday’s call, as well as other industry insiders who are familiar with Megan, while also speculating about the potential for Criteo to expand more into TV advertising.
AdWeek published JB Rudelle’s declaration for an open Internet.
Retail Dive cited, and linked, Criteo’s Toys “R” Us report in a story to show that former Toys “R” Us shoppers favor Amazon with the retailer gone, followed by Walmart and Target.
The Drum announced Criteo as a finalist for its Digital Advertising Awards for “Most Effective Use of Data.”
Forbes published their Q&A with Marc Grabowski on Criteo insights surrounding identity. Specifically, the article focuses on how policy and regulatory changes are reshaping the way retargeting campaigns are conducted in advertising, the elements necessary for conducting a successful retargeting campaign using machine learning, as well as why marketers should focus more on a creating lifetime value. The piece includes Criteo’s full funnel messaging.
Criteo is mentioned in Salesforce’s press release announcing Salesforce Sustainability Cloud, a carbon accounting product for businesses to drive climate action that will accelerate the world's efforts towards carbon neutrality. The press release includes a quote from Isabelle Leung-Tack, VP of Global Communications at Criteo, on how the introduction of the Sustainability Cloud will allow Criteo to reduce their environmental impact by identifying potential risks and taking action sooner than ever before.
