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Video Killed the Radio Star; Content Marketing Revived It

Content Standard

And as my grandfather would have been excited to see, far from being dead, radio is seeing a resurgence as it evolves alongside content marketing. Airwaves and Marketing Landscapes. In a recent Nielsen study , 93 percent of Americans were found to interact with radio broadcasting on a weekly basis. and Content Marketing.

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Non-Gaming Brands Find Value in the Twitch Audience

Content Marketing Institute

Thanks to some savvy content partnerships with big media brands like the BBC, Disney Digital Network, and even the NFL, Twitch is expanding into other areas of streaming news and entertainment and now averages more viewers than many cable networks. HANDPICKED RELATED CONTENT: Road Map to Success: Content Marketing Strategy Essentials.

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We Interrupt This Program: Will Social Media Replace TV?

Content Standard

As social media platforms begin to broaden their content offerings through features like Snapchat Discover and Twitter live streaming, digital marketers should take notice of these emerging tools of Millennial engagement and plan their budgets accordingly. Broadcast and Social Join Forces. Curated Viewing Experiences.

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4 Ways To Fix Your Facebook Problem

Convince & Convert

Continuing the conversation, my brilliant friend and collaborator Robert Rose from Content Marketing Institute wanted to get some thinking about Facebook from a few colleagues, so he asked me what I thought was really going on. Look at YouTube going hard into the original content game. Or Amazon, for that matter.

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3 Studies to Help You Keep Your Marketing Budget and Fend Off Reactionary Cuts [UML]

Sword and the Script | B2B

There were some predictable findings: “…a great deal of media such as display (47%), paid social (45%), digital video (43%), linear broadcast TV (41%) and linear cable TV (34%) have been paused, cancelled or pulled budget from…” But also some surprises: “…only about one-quarter (24%) of advertisers have pulled back the reins with paid search.

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Who Will Win the War for TV Ad Dollars?

Contently

A big TV event gets broadcast. Some, sans cable subscriptions, simply tuned out. There’s the over-the-top (OTT), digital-native providers like Netflix (which will soon have as many subscribers as all of cable), Hulu, YouTube, and Amazon. The cycle keeps repeating itself. Millions of people watch it.

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Agencies to Media, Digital Content Disruptions in 2022 | Webinar Recap

Parse.ly

” “The thing is, when we think about content marketing and content strategy, I’d like to have you start to think about an audience journey. ” “Media companies are changing too, and becoming much more like agencies. ” BuzzFeed. “We look at a company like BuzzFeed.