Product managers have become the must-have new hire for publishers.

Snapchat's early claim to fame was disappearing content, where some publishers got excited by getting a millisecond of a millennial's attention span, and advertisers were charged by the second. But as time has gone on, publishers say they're monitoring several metrics beyond a view count.

WPP CEO Mark Read outlines the beleaguered group's long road to recovery in its attempt to leave it less reliant on the margins it made on the media budgets of advertisers.

For Digiday+ members: Many advertisers found that costs eclipsed the benefits of taking the work of agencies in-house.

In the newest issue of Digiday magazine, we take a look at digital media's rough 2018 and the uncertainty it's created for 2019. Join Digiday+ by Dec. 14 to access this premium content and receive a copy of our Year in Preview issue.

 

'There's a huge demand': Why product manager is the new pivotal role at publishers

Max Willens

To keep up with platforms’ whims, advertisers’ demands and plans to diversify revenue, publishers hunt for a new kind of talent.

Snapchat publishers prize loyalty and retention metrics over simple views

Kerry Flynn

Snapchat’s view count was generally ignored by publishers, especially if it wasn’t paired with other, more informative metrics.

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Video: What digital video advertising has in store for marketers in 2019

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In 2019, we will see the fight for content intensify, whether in terms of production or for the purchase of exclusive rights, content or programs. Premium video is no longer about choosing branding over performance: it is about having both at once. Sponsored by Freewheel.

'Agency scale has moved from buying power': WPP looks to break with tradition

Seb Joseph

WPP CEO Mark Read outlines the beleaguered group’s long road to recovery.

2019 outlook: The move to in-house has hit a brick wall

Seb Joseph

Many advertisers found that costs eclipsed the benefits of taking the work of agencies in-house.

Seen & unseen: How marketers use computer vision

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For marketers, visual content has quickly become the primary canvas for telling stories and influencing consumers. But this surge in visuals makes it that much harder to stand out and avoid some brand-unsafe associations. Sponsored by GumGum.

5 trends shaping the 2019 influencer marketing world

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Influencer marketing has grown exponentially over the past year with 94 percent of advertisers find influencer marketing to be an effective practice. And with big brands and media companies increasingly moving marketing dollars into the space, the industry will undoubtedly continue to see explosive growth. Sponsored by CreatorIQ.

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