10 Key Things Marketers Need to Know About Snapchat’s Discover
If you've dismissed Snapchat as just another social media app for millennials, Discover means that it's time to start paying attention.
The Content Strategist
If you've dismissed Snapchat as just another social media app for millennials, Discover means that it's time to start paying attention.
My theory is that most companies are missing an essential ingredient when it comes to creating funny ads: a comedian. After all, who knows funny better the people paid to create it? I polled some of the funniest comedians I know about their favorite commercials.
Businesses and consumers ultimately want the same thing, but marketers have to approach them in different ways.
Olympic sponsorships are typically smooth skiing, but brands sponsoring the 2014 Games have found themselves facing unique challenges on the fly as human rights activists push back against their implicit support of Russia's oppressive anti-gay laws.
The Strategist picks the day’s most interesting stories for the content aficionado who loves the backstory and reading between the lines. Here are a handful of headlines to kickstart your Wednesday
"Brands often lack structure around content creation," says Suzanne Baran. "Buy-in is often a challenge, and the process is rarely collaborative."
These days, a majority of marketing budgets are dedicated to video production as YouTube continues to gain traction on the web.
AT&T, which recently hit 2 million Facebook likes on its page, has been releasing videos that feature thank you songs to individual fans.