According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the last 8 years have been the hottest on record. The signs are clear: global warming is well and truly here.
Since the 1980s, each decade has seen global temperatures higher than the last due to record levels of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) trapping heat in the atmosphere.
Human activity, including the exponential increase in the use of devices and digital services, is a major contributing factor to this global warming.
Despite the illusion that digital technologies are ‘clean’, their environmental impact is massive, and consumers are waking up to this fact.
Take digital advertising as a case in point: since the early 2000s the space has experienced quasi-exponential growth. Having risen from $10B to $378B in the last 20 years, according to eMarketer, it’s now the largest advertising medium in terms of investment globally.
The ever-increasing growth of the digital advertising industry has had a clear and measurable impact on climate change.
At Impact Plus we believe digital advertising can be more sustainable.
Our award-winning sustaintech solution enables digital advertising players (brands, agencies, publishers, adtech and adnetworks) to evaluate and reduce their environmental impact without sacrificing performance.
So, are you ready to make a positive impact on the environment while ensuring your digital advertising practices remain effective and sustainable?
We are excited to present five key takeaways from our latest Impact Plus white paper, which sheds light on the carbon footprint of the advertising industry and provides actionable solutions to reduce it.
Watch the below video where Impact Plus' CMO James Jones talked through the main levers to reducing the carbon impact of digital advertising, at DMEXCO 2023.
Impact Plus CMO, James Jones, speaks at DMEXCO 2023
You can also read through the those levers in more detail below:
Don’t miss out on these invaluable insights—download the in-depth white paper by filling out the form located in the footer at the bottom of this webpage.