Media Buying

National news brands reach 37 million adults across the United Kingdom every week. PAMCo audience measurement data for 2026 splits this total into two channels. Thirty-two million adults read news brand content online each week. Thirteen million adults read physical printed newspapers weekly. Daily print editions command extended…

Online feeds flood consumers with questionable claims and unverified ads. Buyers distrust sponsored posts on social platforms. Research shows that only 18 percent of consumers trust social media advertisements. Buyers hesitate before making large financial commitments online. Trust levels rise when readers open an established newspaper. Credos and…

Online advertising costs rise every year. Customer acquisition costs go up, and click rates fall. Buyers scroll past social feeds without reading the copy. Many brands hit a ceiling with online marketing alone. They now buy ad space in print newspapers to fix this drop. What happens to…

Only 1% of healthcare marketers can tie more than half their spend to real patient conversions. That isn’t just a measurement gap; it’s the reason precision marketing matters for health and care providers. It’s also why we built our media-buying approach to eliminate the guesswork that’s held this…

Traditional methods for measuring out-of-home advertising rely on manual surveys. Media buyers now track billboard performance with anonymised mobile phone data. Cellular masts and mobile apps show how many people pass specific screens. Privacy is a priority for this tracking process. Data providers remove all personal identities from…

The gap between a campaign that washes its face and one that delivers exceptional return rarely comes down to the creative. It comes down to placement: putting the right message in front of the right audience, at the right moment, for the right price. That is media buying,…