Vibenomics, a Mood Media Company, has partnered with Yahoo DSP to expand its programmatic retail media offerings in-store. This collaboration enables advertisers to use Yahoo’s demand-side platform (DSP) to programmatically purchase and manage in-store audio ad inventory across Vibenomics’ retail network, which includes over 25,000 locations across five key verticals: grocery, drug, sporting goods, home improvement and convenience.
This strategic move allows advertisers to leverage Yahoo’s DSP to bid for and purchase inventory, manage their buying and track their ads within Vibenomics’ network of in-store audio channels. This provides brands with more direct and efficient ways to reach shoppers at the point of purchase, aligning with Yahoo DSP’s recent expansion into grocery and home improvement programmatic offerings.
“Partnering with Yahoo DSP will greatly accelerate retail media’s evolution,” said Paul Brenner, SVP of retail media and partnerships at Vibenomics. “This integration brings programmatic efficiency to in-store audio ads, allowing brands to reach shoppers with unprecedented precision at the point of purchase. By bridging the gap between digital and physical retail spaces, we’re expanding reach and enhancing the entire retail media ecosystem.
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The rapid growth of in-store digital media requires improved visibility and discoverability of in-store inventory within leading programmatic platforms. Our collaboration provides CPG advertisers with specialized retail media tools to effectively engage shoppers at the point of purchase across 25,000 retail locations nationwide.
“This partnership taps into the growing in-store audio market, representing a significant step towards creating more comprehensive, omnichannel solutions,” said Mike Brunick, SVP and Head of Commerce Media at Yahoo. “Through this integration, we’re providing partners with smarter, more timely ad placements that drive real results in retail media to millions of customers.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire