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Total media ad spending will muddle through in a year of mixed results.
Digital ad spending growth will rebound as predicted, but not by much.
Big rebounds in Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe are the highlights.
The US share of worldwide ad spending will decline this year but remain on an upward trend.
Two of Asia-Pacific’s largest economies are the top stories again.
In China, the situation has changed for the better.
The duopoly still has a big lead on its competitors, but its decline seems inexorable.
11 companies will have at least $10 billion in digital ad revenues by 2025.
What does this forecast mean for marketers?
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Digital ad spending will increase slightly faster this year than in 2022, but the bump will be minimal. Total media ad spending growth will roughly hold steady. But there are parts of the world where spending is surging.
Total media ad spending will muddle through in a year of mixed results.
Digital ad spending growth will rebound as predicted, but not by much.
Big rebounds in Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe are the highlights.
The US share of worldwide ad spending will decline this year but remain on an upward trend.
Two of Asia-Pacific’s largest economies are the top stories again.
In China, the situation has changed for the better.
The duopoly still has a big lead on its competitors, but its decline seems inexorable.
11 companies will have at least $10 billion in digital ad revenues by 2025.
What does this forecast mean for marketers?
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Report Snapshot
The global ad forecast has become cloudier since our initial 2023 projections were published late last year. However, we still expect an improvement for digital advertising compared with 2022, and several countries and regions are set to meet or exceed expectations.
Key Question: What is the updated outlook for total media ad spending and digital ad spending worldwide and by country in 2023?
KEY STAT: Digital ad spending will grow 9.5% this year, an increase over 2022 but still the second-slowest rate of expansion since our worldwide tracking began more than a decade ago.
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Report Snapshot
Total media ad spending will muddle through in a year of mixed results.
Digital ad spending growth will rebound as predicted, but not by much.
Big rebounds in Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe are the highlights.
The US share of worldwide ad spending will decline this year but remain on an upward trend.
Two of Asia-Pacific’s largest economies are the top stories again.
In China, the situation has changed for the better.
The duopoly still has a big lead on its competitors, but its decline seems inexorable.
11 companies will have at least $10 billion in digital ad revenues by 2025.
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