France Digital Ad Spending by Industry 2024

All Industries Will See Double-Digit Growth Amid the Emerging Economic Recovery

France’s digital ad market will grow healthily as the wider economy begins to show signs of improvement. As such, we’ll see double-digit growth across the board. Travel will continue to improve the most as it maintains its post-pandemic recovery.

Key Question: How will the promise of an improving economy affect digital ad investments across industries in France?

Key Stat: All industries will see strong, double-digit increases in digital ad spending this year. Travel will continue its strong recovery and lead with 18.0% growth.

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  1. Executive Summary
  2. A strengthening economy will fuel healthy digital ad spending growth across industries
  3. Retail still dominates digital, but its share is declining
  1. CPG brands in France are lagging their German and UK peers in digital investments
  2. Financial services spending is back to steady, albeit slower, growth
  3. Travel spending will approach $1 billion next year as it continues to recover
  1. France’s auto industry lags Germany’s and the UK’s
  2. Sources
  3. Media Gallery

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authors

Bill Fisher

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Forecasting Analyst
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VP, Content
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