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Founder: A11y Audits, #GAAD | Podcaster | Public Speaker

What an interesting story. Headline is Walmart buys Vizio. But scratch the surface. "Advertising is a higher-margin business for Walmart than grocery sales, which is why executives have said the company will soon make more profit from selling ad space across its digital and retail channels than its brick-and-mortar sales." Amazon and Walmart are similar here. Amazon's retail sales are and always have been massive. But where they print money in the form of profit is their AWS business. The streaming ads business is where Walmart sees alpha. Data is the new oil indeed. https://lnkd.in/gwb6fz5k

Walmart's $2.3B Vizio deal highlights retail-streaming marriage

Walmart's $2.3B Vizio deal highlights retail-streaming marriage

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Adam Fingerman

I help companies create lovable 🧡 products // CEO of ArcTouch (an AKQA studio)

7mo

Since you basically can’t use any new TV today without opting in to their “connected services” during setup you’re basically going to be giving all your first party data about your viewing habits to Walmart

Andrew Smith MBA

Director Leadership Development @ Beacon | People Development, Talent Strategy

7mo

Fascinating change! Walmart shifting to ads highlights profitable digital strategies - compelling details, right?

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