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94% -- advertiser concern rate for US advertisers (2025)

2025  · IAB

According to an IAB survey, 94% of advertisers expressed concern about the impacts of tariffs on their advertising spending plans for the year ahead.

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94%
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2025
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US advertisers
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Understanding the Tariff Impact on Digital Advertising The connection between international trade policy and digital advertising might not seem immediately obvious, but the relationship is profound. When governments implement new tariff regimes, the ripple effects extend beyond manufacturing and ret…
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US advertisers: 94% advertiser concern rate. Source: IAB (2025). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/advertisers-tariff-concern-iab
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