Newsletter from the 20 November 2025

TV is the battery that charges other media
This month’s Chart of the Month comes from our study Staying Power: the longevity of advertising, which shows that advertising continues to drive impact long after campaigns end. Campaigns using four or more media channels are twice as likely to drive definite purchase consideration as single-channel campaigns (40% vs 20%). TV is a key driver, boosting the impact of other media on definite purchase intent by an average of 26%.
Thinkbox TV
Google Ads quietly rolls out a new conversion metric
Google’s new “Original Conversion Value” metric gives advertisers long-needed clarity by revealing the true, unadjusted revenue their campaigns generate.
Search Engine Land
Will bots end social listening as we know it?
AI-driven bot networks are growing and weighing in on everything from Cracker Barrel to Tylenol, forcing marketers to parse real consumer insights from fake.
Marketing Brew
Brand-building wins over performance for UK marketers
UK marketers are moving toward brand-building in 2026, with 37% planning to increase branding spend and just 14% increasing performance spend, according to ISBA, Ebiquity and the WFA. Globally, 32% plan to lift brand spend and 28% plan to boost performance budgets.
Warc
Gartner: AI agents fail to ease CMO pain amid need for deeper shifts
Nearly two-thirds of marketers believe AI will dramatically change their role, but many are not making the organizational changes needed to deliver results
Marketing Dive
Dentsu reports slow growth, explores ‘strategic alternatives’ for international ops
As expected, Dentsu’s international operations continued to weigh on results. The company posted 1.4% organic revenue growth in Q3 and 0.3% for the first nine months, with net revenue of about $5.5 billion, down 1.7%. The full-year organic growth outlook remains roughly flat.
Media Post
Havas CEO Yannick Bolloré shuts down WPP deal rumours
Havas CEO Yannick Bolloré has dismissed speculation that the French holding group is in talks with WPP, telling staff that the company is “not in discussions” with its British rival.
Marketing Interactive
EU regulators meet to discuss teen social media restrictions
As more regions push for stricter teen social media bans, European policymakers are meeting in Brussels to discuss online age restrictions. Google will attend to share its views on safe and effective age verification.
Social Media Today
Social media updates and new features to know this week – 17/11/2025
Hello, social experts, and welcome to another week! This time around, we’re seeing tools specifically geared to marketers ahead of the holiday season. There’s also a nostalgic throwback on Snapchat and an updated DM system on X. Let’s take a closer look and see what features could be most useful for your team.
PR Daily
ABC Q3 2025 Newspapers: Locals the silver lining
The Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) circulation for newspapers for July to September 2025 (Quarter 3) has been released, with the Dailies, Weeklies and Weekend newspaper categories all showing a total decline on the previous quarter and prior year, in keeping with the trend from Q2 2025.
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