B
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$2
$2 -- cost per mille for Ford emoji campaign (2026)
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$2
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2026
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50
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50
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20
Independence
30
Methodology
30
Freshness
95
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Digiday
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https://digiday.com/media/ad-tech-trying-bring-science-emoji-marketing/ ↗
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Ad tech is trying to figure out the ROI of emojis
Now that emojis are all over digital marketing, there’s growing demand to measure their impact in brands’ campaigns, just like the rest of their media. This demand is spawning a cottage industry: A number of companies are starting to put science and data behind the seemingly frivolous emoji market.
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Ford emoji campaign: $2 cost per mille. Source: Digiday (2026). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/ford-emoji-campaign-cost
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