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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. As Avi Gandhi recently hypothesized on LinkedIn : “ In the early days of the Creator Economy, we used social platforms to connect socially. Change is constant. That is the only certainty in life.

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How Customer Service can Devastate Your Social Media Plans

Convince & Convert

Peter has recently had two excellent customer service experiences, both of them – perhaps surprisingly – were with Google. ” His expectations were admittedly low, but by blowing him out of the water with fast, helpful service, Google maintained a customer and gained his undying loyalty. Richard Branson.

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Marketing to the 50+ crowd: A booming opportunity

Martech

Ogilvy’s 2030 Forecast asserts 60+ is the fastest-growing and wealthiest consumer class, representing a lucrative “silver economy” for product and service brands. Happy days Despite the proliferation of digital platforms, television remains a media cornerstone for broad swaths of the 50+ audience, followed by terrestrial radio.

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B2B vs. B2C Influencer Marketing: Platforms, Practices, and Packaging

Webbiquity

James: One of the things we’ve been following as a macro trend that I think is really interesting to highlight is this move away from the “social media 1.0” public broadcast models. Now you’ve got “social media 2.0,” which tends to be more community-oriented. And the B2B space is so broad.

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Could happy advertisers be the key to connected TV success? by MNTN

Martech

For years, CTV and linear television have been battling it out for viewership numbers. With an array of results-focused capabilities, CTV has turned television screens into powerful performance advertising engines that brands of today don’t have to go without. And it looks like CTV is coming out on top.

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Why TV Advertising Remains Effective

Stevens & Tate

Over the past decade, there has been the perception that inbound marketing tactics, such as publishing blog content and expanding brand recognition by maintaining a strong social media presence, has eclipsed many outbound marketing tactics; however, this isn’t altogether true.

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4 Omnichannel Advertising Trends Set to Dominate the 2023 NFL Season

Digilant

They’ll scroll through social media while watching games, subscribe to players’ podcasts, and browse in-game analysis or post-game highlights on their phones. In fact, Amazon was the first to test a streaming-exclusive broadcast. After the 2022/23 season saw an average 16.7 Today’s fans are omnichannel viewers.