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The Marketing Technology (MarTech) and Advertising Technology (AdTech) industries are highly dynamic, driven by increasing digital ad spend and the need for data-driven decisions. Businesses are grappling with data fragmentation across numerous platforms, leading to a strong demand for unified analytics, real-time insights, and robust attribution models to optimize ROI. Privacy regulations and AI integration are key trends shaping its future.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Digital Advertising Spend in United States
~315 billion USD (2024)
(11.7% (2024) CAGR)
- Dominated by mobile and video advertising.
- Strong growth in retail media and connected TV (CTV).
- Influenced by e-commerce expansion and social media platforms.
50 billion USD
Generative AI can automatically produce and optimize ad creatives (copy, images, video) tailored to specific audience segments and performance goals, significantly reducing manual effort and improving campaign effectiveness.
PETs like Differential Privacy and Federated Learning allow for data analysis and insights generation without compromising individual user privacy, addressing the challenge of data utilization in a privacy-first world.
Secure, neutral environments where multiple parties can bring their anonymized first-party data to collaborate and generate insights without directly sharing underlying raw data, crucial for cross-platform measurement and attribution amidst privacy changes.
Building on the CCPA, the CPRA further strengthens consumer data privacy rights in California, including the right to correct personal information and opt-out of sharing sensitive personal information.
This necessitates more robust data governance, consent management, and data access/deletion features within Tercept's platform to ensure client compliance, especially for U.S.-based operations.
A proposed federal privacy law aiming to create a comprehensive national standard for data privacy in the United States, which would preempt many state-level privacy laws.
If enacted, this would streamline compliance efforts for Tercept and its clients by establishing a single national framework, but would require adapting to its specific data handling and consent requirements.
Several U.S. states have enacted their own comprehensive data privacy laws, granting consumers rights over their personal data, similar to but varying from CCPA/CPRA.
Tercept must ensure its data unification and processing capabilities can accommodate the varying consent, opt-out, and data access requirements across multiple states to keep clients compliant.
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