Advertising Services Industry Overview
The advertising services market is moderately competitive and consists of several significant players. Some of the players currently dominate the market in terms of market share. However, with the advancement in various advertisement services, new players are increasing their market presence, collaborating with international players to expand their business footprint across emerging economies.
- June 2022 - Walmart Connect, America's prominent retailer's closed-loop omnichannel media business that allows advertisers to reach Walmart shoppers on Walmart's site and app, across its physical locations, and across the web, announced a strategic partnership with Omnicom Media Group, the media services division of Omnicom Group Inc. The collaboration is the first of its kind between Walmart Connect and an agency holding firm.
- February 2022 - WPP entered an agreement with Instacart that provides clients early access to the online grocery platform's latest ad formats. WPP and Instacart co-developed an Instacart Ads agency certification program to ensure the agency workforce is up to snuff navigating the platform's app and products.
- September 2021 - Roku, Inc. announced the addition of the OneView advertising platform to its Canadian TV advertising offering. OneView offers advertisers a self-service platform for managing advertising across TV streaming, desktop, and mobile campaigns, leveraging TV identification data from the Roku streaming platform. Matterkind, an IPG affiliate company, was named Roku's first Canadian OneView campaign partner.
Advertising Services Market Leaders
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WPP Plc (Ogilvy, Y&R, Grey)
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The Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. (McCann Worldgroup, MullenLowe U.S.)
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Omnicom Group Inc (BBDO, DDB Worldwide)
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Lamar Advertising Company (Lamar Media Corp.)
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Dentsu Aegis Network Ltd. (Dentsu Inc.)
- *Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
