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Summary of "How Consumers and Marketers Use Walled Gardens"

Core Content

The document explores the role of walled gardens in digital marketing, focusing on consumer behavior, platform preferences, and marketer strategies. It emphasizes the importance of context, audience targeting, and brand suitability in these environments.

Main Points

Consumer Trends

• Attention and Engagement: Consumers spend 3.5 hours daily on digital media, with walled gardens capturing most of this attention. Marketers are investing heavily due to the high engagement and reach.
• Platform Usage: YouTube is the most used platform globally, followed by Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Platform preferences vary by age and gender.
  • Age Differences:
    • 18-44: Social media and YouTube are primary news sources.
    • 45+: TV news channels are still dominant.
  • Gender Differences:
    • Women are more likely to use Facebook.
    • Men are more likely to use YouTube.
• Social Commerce: 30% of consumers made purchases via social platforms in the last year, with APAC leading at 40%.
• Influencer Impact:
  • 54% of consumers say social influencers impact their purchase decisions.
  • 23% of consumers have purchased a product based on an influencer's positive comment.
• AI-Generated Content: 57% of consumers have seen AI-generated content on social media, raising concerns about authenticity and brand perception.

Ad Placement and Perception

• Ad Adjacency: 32% of consumers consider certain content unsuitable when an adjacent ad is shown. Ads next to specific genres can influence brand perception positively or negatively.
• Content Alignment: Marketers must be mindful of content adjacency and ensure ads are placed in suitable contexts to maintain brand suitability.

Key Information

Marketer Trends

• Ad Spend: Facebook and Instagram alone account for $192 billion in global ad spend in 2025, with TikTok at $34 billion.
• Challenges:
  • Audience Reach: 46% of marketers identify this as their biggest challenge.
  • Content Trends: 38% of marketers find it difficult to keep up with content trends.
  • Brand Suitability: 65% of marketers are concerned about brand suitability in walled gardens, especially in regulated industries.
• Confidence Growth: Marketers are becoming more confident in walled garden advertising, with YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok leading in global confidence.
• Third-Party Tools: 51% of marketers believe audience targeting and verification are essential for improving media planning and buying. Preferences vary by region:
  • EMEA & North America: Audience targeting and verification are most important.
  • LATAM & APAC: Media quality post-bid measurement is prioritized.

Future Outlook

• Interconnectedness: Marketers need to navigate the complexities of walled gardens by reducing platform disparity and embracing interconnectedness.
• Verification Importance: Third-party measurement and verification are critical for transparency and effectiveness in a fragmented digital landscape.

Conclusion

The report concludes that while walled gardens offer significant opportunities for marketers, success depends on understanding consumer behavior, ensuring brand suitability, and leveraging third-party tools for transparency and performance. Marketers who can turn complexity into clarity will thrive in this evolving ecosystem.

Methodology

• Consumer Survey: Conducted by Sapio Research with 22,000 consumers across 21 countries, including APAC, EMEA, LATAM, and North America.
• Marketer Survey: Conducted with 1,970 marketing and advertising decision-makers from the same regions.
• Sampling Accuracy:
  • Consumer survey results are accurate to ±0.7% at 95% confidence.
  • Marketer survey results are accurate to ±2.2% at 95% confidence.

Appendix

• Platform Usage by Region:
  • YouTube: 72% globally, with highest usage in APAC (78%) and LATAM (86%).
  • Facebook: 69% globally, with high usage in LATAM (80%) and North America (71%).
  • Instagram: 54% globally, with high usage in LATAM (74%).
  • TikTok: 45% globally, with high usage in LATAM (65%).
  • X (Twitter): 28% globally, with moderate usage in APAC (33%) and EMEA (24%).