YOUTUBE IS THE BRAND CLOSEST TO THE HEARTS OF CZECHS. FOODORA, O2 AND BAGETERIE BOULEVARD ARE ON THE RISE

16. 10. 2026 | 4 min read YouTube, Lidl and dm are among the brands Czech consumers feel closest to, according to this year’s Brand Success study by Ipsos. Whilst brand awareness is rising slightly, the emotional connection to these brands remains stable. In the longer term, brands such as Foodora, O2 and Bageterie Boulevard are making progress.

ADVERTISEMENTS IN CHATGPT APPEAR IN THREE-QUARTERS OF COMMERCIAL QUERIES

14. 10. 2026 | 4 min read According to an analysis by Marketing Miner, adverts appeared in 74.7 per cent of ChatGPT’s 10,800 responses to commercially oriented queries. In nearly nine out of ten cases where the chatbot itself recommended a specific brand, the advertiser differed from the organic recommendation. The prevalence of adverts increased with the specificity of the purchase intention, as shown by an analysis carried out at the end of September.

AI IN MARKETING PROVIDES SUPPORT AND INSIGHTS, BUT HUMAN SUPERVISION IS ESSENTIAL

4. 10. 2026 | 5 min read The greatest benefit of artificial intelligence does not lie in replacing experts, but in enabling good marketers, researchers and creative professionals to work faster, more efficiently and with more information than ever before. However, the technology itself will not solve marketing problems. Judgement and ultimate responsibility remain with people.

OMNIVISION: HOW ATTENTIVE ARE CZECH VIEWERS WHEN WATCHING TELEVISION ADVERTISEMENTS?

24. 9. 2026 | 9 min read At Wednesday’s OmniVision conference, Omnicom Media presented the first results of its measurements of actual attention paid to television adverts. Data from 300 Czech households reveal differences in attention levels depending on the viewing environment, target groups and advert length, and are intended to form the basis for the further development of total video planning across television, CTV and online video.

MTA OR MMM? A BAD QUESTION THAT MARKETERS ARE STILL TRYING TO ANSWER

15. 9. 2026 | 13 min read Multi-touch attribution and marketing mix modelling are not competing methods, but tools that offer different perspectives on marketing effectiveness. This article by Milan Knapp explains the differences between them and shows why it can be more effective to use both methods together.

INADEQUATE MEASUREMENT IS HOLDING BACK INVESTMENT IN DIGITAL ADVERTISING

16. 8. 2026 | 2 min read According to a survey by e-Marketer and AppsFlyer, inadequate measurement of digital channel performance may be holding back advertising investment. Nearly six out of ten marketers said that, due to a lack of measurement tools, their organisations are likely to invest less in profitable channels.

A THIRD OF CZECH VIEWERS RELY ON TERRESTRIAL TV BROADCASTING, BUT THEIR NUMBERS ARE DECLINING

13. 8. 2026 | 3 min read A third of television viewers (32 per cent) aged 15–69 watch television exclusively via digital terrestrial broadcasting. For more than a third of them, the main reason is a reluctance to pay for television reception. This is shown by data published by Atmedia.

SWIMMING POOLS, SWIMWEAR AND BARBECUES. SEZNAM DATA REVEAL WHAT CZECHS ARE BUYING AND PLANNING FOR THE SUMMER

22. 7. 2026 | 4 min read Czechs are slightly more interested in cooking than in flight tickets during the summer, and domestic tourism doesn’t really appeal to them, according to a summer data analysis of interests based on search data from Seznam.cz.

COMPANIES ARE SPENDING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS ON MARKETING, BUT THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT IS FALLING

26. 6. 2026 | 7 min read Marketing costs are rising, competition from both local and low-cost Asian rivals is becoming increasingly fierce, and maintaining a healthy profit margin is a challenge. Online shops that base their decisions on data are the most successful in this regard. Advertising may be more expensive, but those who best understand how their customers make decisions are still able to grow healthily today.

FORGET ABOUT IMPRESSIONS. MEASURE WHAT YOUR COMMUNICATION ACTUALLY ACHIEVES

10. 6. 2026 | 5 min read According to Katie Delahaye Paine, an expert in communication measurement, traditional metrics such as the number of media mentions, impressions or reach no longer reflect the true value of PR. At the Communication Summit, she called on marketers to measure the impact on the trust, attitudes and behaviour of target groups rather than tracking the volume of publicity.

OMNICONNECT: WITHOUT THE RIGHT METRICS, YOU CAN’T MANAGE MARKETING TODAY

30. 3. 2026 | 5 min read This year’s OmniConnect conference demonstrated that well-defined metrics are key to marketing management, brand growth and return on investment. Alongside global insights, local case studies were also presented, confirming the growing role of data, AI and attention management in modern communication.

DPP: MEDIA COMPANIES ARE DROWNING IN DATA AND DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT

12. 3. 2026 | 2 min read In its latest report, DPP states that while data is abundant, impact is uneven, suggesting that media companies are "drowning in data but lacking alignment" and need "data coherence". The DPP has published a new report exploring how media companies are using data to drive better decisions, stronger engagement, and improved commercial outcomes.

IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC, ROUGHLY ONE IN SEVEN ADVERTISEMENTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA IS FRAUDULENT

11. 2. 2026 | 4 min read Fraudulent advertisements generate billions in revenue for social networks in Europe, according to a study by Juniper Research. The prediction for 2030 is even more pessimistic, forecasting that the average user will encounter fraudulent advertisements about a third more often than today.

MASS COMMUNICATION IS DYING, THE FUTURE BELONGS TO PERSONALIZATION

2. 8. 2025 | 7 min read Why shout through a megaphone to a crowd when you can whisper what interests each individual directly into their ear, asks Michal Orsava, co-founder of Webout.

CONTENT FIRST: GOOD CONTENT LIES IN DATA, AUTHENTICITY AND PERSONALISATION

12. 5. 2025 | 14 min read How can you remain relevant in a digital world where a high-quality product is no longer enough? The key lies in data, authenticity, consistent work with the community and the courage to adapt to new technologies, according to the Content First conference.

WATCHING TV CONTENT WILL BECOME MORE EXPENSIVE WITHOUT TERRESTRIALS

3. 2. 2025 | 10 min read Cancellation of terrestrial TV broadcasting would mean huge costs for making content available, says Steven Marshall, a representative of owner Czech Radio Communications.

ADVERTISING THE FUTURE? IT’S A BOX NO ONE CAN SEE INTO, SAYS JOSEF HAVELKA

17. 7. 2024 | 13 min read When we think of the advertising of the future, we might think of the famous scene from the movie Minority Report, where John Anderton, played by Tom Cruise, walks through a department store trapped in a tangle of marketing messages that, after scanning his retina, offer him tailored advertising.

MEDIA AD INVESTMENTS REMAINED ABOVE LAST YEAR’S LEVELS IN AUGUST

21. 9. 2021 | 1 min read The volume of monitored media ad investments for the first eight months of this year remains above the last year’s comparable period, indicates the data of Nielsen Admosphere.