Online fashion retailer ASOS has named Criteo as its exclusive partner for endemic brands’ advertising across its app and web experiences. Under the three-year agreement, Criteo’s retail media ...

Asos has named Criteo its exclusive ad-tech partner for endemic brand advertising as the online fashion giant builds out its retail media network, according to a press release. Criteo will enhance ...

The latest ASOS ad is causing a stir on social media for all the right reasons. The shopping site, known for its trendy and affordable styles, recently posted a photo of a model wearing a mushroom ...

Stretch marks are a common, totally normal physical feature, but we don’t often see them in clothing ads. It's not because models don’t have stretch marks, but because they’re usually Photoshopped ...

Criteo inked an exclusive deal with British online clothing retailer ASOS to be the ad tech pipes for its advertising business. “The ASOS vision is to become the go-to global destination for ...

A few weeks ago, ASOS launched a new activewear campaign called “More Reasons to Move.” And while the extremely diverse cast of models is overflowing with inspiration — from the gender-nonconforming ...

For anyone who watches a large amount of YouTube videos, ad content is usually the pill you have to swallow before you get to the good stuff. But sometimes ads themselves can do well on YouTube, and ...

Asos has reduced its advertising spend from 6% of revenue to 4%, with no plans to resume it in the short to medium term. Instead, it’s taking a different approach to marketing – working with ad ...

The London-based fashion giant decided to remove the ad, which featured a model wearing a $42 chocolate brown tank top and stated the model’s height and the size of the top. According to Ad Standards, ...

Another day, another swimwear advert which raises both questions and eyebrows. However, this time, it's not the item of swimwear itself which has puzzled prospective customers. Instead, in an ASOS ...

Asos has reduced its advertising spend from 6% of revenue to 4%, with no plans to resume it in the short to medium term. Instead, it’s taking a different approach to marketing – working with ad ...