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Digiday Research: TikTok has already surpassed Snapchat in the eyes of brands and agencies
In May, Digiday polled 117 buy-side professionals about the role that social platforms play in their — or, in agencies’ case, their clients’ — businesses. The research revealed Snapchat and TikTok have both made it onto the short list of platforms that have significant traction among brands and agencies.
Vice TV, as a network, has been in business for about six years. But the service has grown up, along with the brand, expanding its offerings from just cannabis to explanatory, investigative journalism spanning episodes, limited series and documentaries across channels.
Marketing Briefing: 4 trends that captured marketers’ attention the last six months and what’s next
Dealing with ever-changing consumer sentiment due to the ongoing pandemic has meant adapting messaging on a dime to meet the moment. For the latest edition of our marketing briefing, we look back at four trends that have dominated the last six months and how marketers have navigated those issues.
Digiday Guide: Everything you need to know about Gen Z’s media consumption habits
Unfortunately for the media industry, the millennial audience strategy honed over the better part of a decade will not work on Gen Z. And many publishers and marketers already know this. Despite being a significant portion and growing force on the internet for over a decade now Gen Z remains an enigma for many media companies and brands.
