CitrusAd has taken on the additional role of media sales sparking growth for the entire ecommerce ad network. The CitrusAd network has catapulted from reaching 968 retail stores to 23,350 retail stores within just three months, representing nearly $180 billion in sales.
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“We want our retail customers to be able to use their combined scale to better compete with Amazon and Walmart, and the expanded network will allow them to get their fair share of media spend”
CitrusAd expanded its ad network coverage by bringing more media partners on board and easily integrating with several retail ecommerce platforms including ThryveAI (a brand of Mi9 Retail). “We want our retail customers to be able to use their combined scale to better compete with Amazon and Walmart, and the expanded network will allow them to get their fair share of media spend,” said Neil Moses, Mi9 Retail CEO.
The CitrusAd network improves online shopper experiences and allows ecommerce retailers to tap into national digital media revenue streams. Personalization combined with fast, native ad serving for improved, relevant shopping experiences, right at the point of purchase continues to deliver impressive ROAS and online sales growth for CPG’s. The ad platform utilizes daily inventory data to avoid serving ads when an item is out of stock, reducing substitution costs and shopper disappointment.
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National advertisers are enjoying the benefits of real-time retailer specific campaign measurement and transparency, which is something CPG’s have been craving for some time. CitrusAd has launched several new ad units that have bolstered ROAS on the platform. Some of the largest CPG companies are already witnessing incremental lift based on the ad innovation that CitrusAd has launched.
It’s recently been well reported that the number of online grocery orders has increased 428% since last August. The average order size has also increased as sales hit another new 30-day record with $7.2 billion in sales in June showing steady consecutive monthly growth since the pandemic began.
“We were already growing rapidly before the pandemic, and once the ecommerce storm hit, everyone from retailers and CPG companies to media agencies took ecommerce a lot more seriously, not just in the USA, but globally. Brands shifted their advertising budgets to follow the consumer shifts online. Many mid to large size retailers that did not have robust ad solutions in place found the perfect fit with our easy to integrate, white-label platform backed by our experienced media sales team,” said Brad Moran, CEO, CitrusAd.
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