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What Content Marketers Can Learn from the Greatest Television Steal of All Time

Contently

Last Thursday, the NFL announced a $113 billion TV deal with its broadcast partners—an insane haul that cemented the NFL as the most coveted entertainment property on earth. As it was announced, I couldn’t help but be reminded of the greatest television steal of all time—and the incredible innovations it introduced.

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OTT and CTV: which is which?

illumin

It’s time to clear the air and understand the differences between the two marketing phenomena. Even the average marketer still falls trap to this typical confusion of distinguishing between OTT and CTV. Put succinctly, OTT is the process of streaming or viewing video content on your phone, tablet, television, or laptop.

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The Conjoint Effect: From friends to “for you,” how creator-led content is changing social media

Sprout Social

It’s interesting how many said social media was a disruptive force to big, traditional broadcast media. Creator content keeps getting better, and is more obviously economically-driven, such that Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Instagram are now more media networks than social networks. Change is constant. Wait, what? Let’s rewind.

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What’s the Best Platform for Live Video Marketing in 2016?

Content Standard

With that comes incredible opportunities for video marketing through social networks, assuming efforts to expand live video production and consumption work as planned. If you had to choose one platform to run your live video marketing on, which should it be? But that seems all but given nowadays. Let’s review the options.

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Who Will Win the War for TV Ad Dollars?

Contently

A big TV event gets broadcast. Network executives spin the news and make excuses, but behind closed doors, the thin smile they brave in front of reporters turns to a beset frown. Network executives spin the news and make excuses, but behind closed doors, the thin smile they brave in front of reporters turns to a beset frown.

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Sales Pipeline Radio, Episode 168: Q&A with Ryan Luckin @rluckin

Heinz Marketing

By Matt Heinz, President of Heinz Marketing. The show is less than 30 minutes long, fast-paced and full of actionable advice, best practices and more for B2B sales & marketing professionals. If you’re joining us live on the funnel media radio network thanks for joining us in the middle of your work day.

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8 Rookie Facebook Mistakes No One Should Still Be Making

Hubspot

The copy you put on Facebook should begin a dialogue, not just a one-way broadcast. Your Facebook Page is no place for stale traditional marketing efforts focused on pushing out information that may or may not speak to the needs of your audience. After all, Facebook is a social network. said every marketer ever.