Meta plans to launch its social media app, Threads, in Europe within the next few weeks.
TikTok has launched a new website called Creative Cards that provides holiday marketing ideas.
Pinterest has launched a new AI body-type filter to make search more inclusive and healthy.
Elon Musk has told advertisers to “Go F**k Yourself” if they don’t want to run ads on his social media platform, X.
Reddit has gone through a rebranding process, which includes a new logo and typography, new conversation bubbles and colors, and a new Snoo logo.
YouTube is rolling out Shorts Ads to more advertisers.
What happened in Marketing & Advertising in 2023?
1. The Gen-Z Camera Zoom proves social is fiction
Millennials getting trolled for their camera zoom isn’t a normal event. In influencer culture, the first few seconds are depiction of what is yet to come. It shows that Gen-Z treats social media differently, it’s media first, social second. For older Generations, it’s social first, that’s why millennials have a pause, they are being natural like real life. Gen-Z on other hand is being natural but it’s TV show-type natural.
2. Reformation’s Balletcore & Consumer love
They have been very consistent with unique and brand-building collaborations. From their partnership with New York City Ballet bringing Balletcore to NY Streets. To their sustainability partnership with Thredup to give existing customers credit for sending back old clothes.
3. Disloyalty Programs for the win
Apart from MischiefUS’s disloyalty program for peet’s coffee, there were few other businesses running disloyalty schemes, but why?
Kaleido Rolls did a similar disloyalty campaign but very straightforward. (TG)
AAPI Month Disloyalty program. (HG)
Subway launched a one-day disloyalty program for National Sandwich Day. (PR)
The latest arguments in the marketing industry highlights disloyalty programs make consumers more aware of the brands they really like and align with.
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4. McDonald’s grimace + duolingo’s living with lily
1/ McDonald’s Grimace taking over TikTok & Twitter (X). 2/ Duolingo’s living with lily content series.
These two social media successes of 2024 explain NPC culture and how brands create trends. Most people think NPC Culture is only people controlling others, instead we control each other. The Actions of an NPC Influencer/Character influences your next action, problem is you are unaware and too indulged into the game. Using Social listening & NPC Culture built on the idea of control, brands utilise their characters like Grimace and Lily, creating interactive social media content, keeping the audience hooked. Making all of us NPCs on Internet.
5. IKEA’s proudly second best made us question?
Everyone asked who’s the number one? If IKEA would have said they are the best, people would have trolled them for 100 different factor. With them saying, they are the second best. The brand won the heart of the consumers and the relatability of most purchasers by being second. In 2024, if someone asks who’s the best in furniture business? I don’t know about the best, but I do know IKEA is the second best.
6. Balenciaga’s Street Show in LA & Rise of Erewhon
After getting cancelled for their controversial ad campaign, Balenciaga’s Fall Show was a critique on luxury fashion and showed many of us that luxury in 2023-24 is different. Luxury in 2023 isn’t only about brand value or quality of clothing. It’s about being seen like someone else. The meaning of luxury is changed, it would be hard to imagine many brands survival of many brands without influencers. The same goes for Erewhon, The growing purchases are more influenced by idea of being seen as their customer. $150 Tote Bag? You might think, this is normal everyone want to buy from brands because they are a brand. No, they don’t. Boomers & Gen-X bought luxury because the luxury products were luxury in product quality and the limited supply. Now, Paper bags are luxury too.
8. Fast fashion-ification of books
The latest argument of book lovers and creators on tiktok and twitter is #booktok changed how most people consume and read books. With #booktok algorithm making content quick-to read and appeal-to-everyone books go viral. One of the main creator leading the discussion about booktok shared that her posts with bad reviews about TikTok books were taken down for absolutely no reasoning. Who’s to blame? TikTok, Influencers or Publishers.
10. Celebrity Documentaries to Change the plot
This was the year of documentaries with releases like Beckhams, Taylor Swift Era’s tour, Harry & Meghan, Beyoncé’s Renaissance taking over the movie screens. But the decision-making behind these releases was to change the plot of their life story. All of the documentaries above were funded by the celebrities being documented. These weren’t independent documentaries showing the art of documentations, what most documentaries tend to do. Online Streaming now allows Celebs to self-produce new content, not films or movies. Films & Movies are art, what we saw in these documentaries was content about their life and story, portrayed how they wanted. I am not saying they are evil to do this, but we only saw one-sided stories. And I expect many brands will do something like this in 2024.
Dash Water gained over 1.8 million views on TikTok and extra coverage from BBC when they hijacked the Prince Harry’s visit to the High court.
Duolingo Germany gained more than 4M views and around 500k Likes on their Octoberfest content, the platform brought Duo to Munich and the talk of the week was how the character was engaging with others at the event.
Eat Surreal crashed Kellogg’s pop-up event in london.
14. Gen Alpha in 2023; Skibidi Toilet & iPad Kids
1/ Gen Alpha showed even though they are kids, they won’t accept the Gen-Z culture and memes. They are here to create their own online culture as soon as possible. This happens with every generation, the surprise is AI & Metaverse games like roblox and fortnite, both are allowing them to build their culture early. It started in 2023 with their meme; Skibidi Toilet. 2/ The Second Trend of the year for Gen Alpha was the argument against Millennials being lazy and raising iPad Kids. Gen-Z multiple times took the argument to TikTok and Teachers did the same by sharing how hard teaching Gen-Alpha has become in 2023.
15. Amazon’s Black Friday NFL Game predicts Future
With Amazon using purchase data to recommend products during live NFL Game from their retail partners. What happened this year is only the beginning, what Meta holds in their hands is much bigger. The Brand could do something similar but on a much bigger scale in the metaverse, doing livestreams of new movie launches with Ads powered by user activity.
16. Just Eat & Olympics 2024 Paris Ad Campaign
1/ Megan Thee Stallion’s Paris Olympics Ad. (watch)
2/ Just Eat’s Ad with Latto & Christina Aguilera using a musical. (must watch)
These two ads were the talk in the pop culture as both borrowed engaging elements from the current Gen-Z baddie culture & Female hiphop trends. With Nicki Minaj making a comeback and SZA’s last album coming up. Marketers who want to do something similar to use the hyped-up female music genres, still have the time execute in 2024.
17. Most Experimental Brands of the year; Heinz & IKEA
I would say both brands have great teams in US & UK, but UK is just doing it better in terms of creative & social media content.
In UK, they launched the ‘clear ketchup’ with no color, that went extremely viral on Internet.
During Taylor’s NFL game hype cycle, they launched ‘seemingly ranch’ to attract her fans to buy the new product.
IKEA launched a towel skirt for their customers to make fun of balenciaga.
Heinz Beans Pizza trolling both UK & Italian Audiences.
IKEA launching massive ‘turkey-sized’ meatball in UK.
Just In, Heinz UK is giving away a ketchup boat, what’s that?
18. 2023 was the Year of Too Honest OOH Ads
SSENSE’s Iconic OOH Ads highlighting, they were marketing.
Raydar NZ’s Sorry not sorry DOOH Campaign.
Vinterior’s honest OOH Ad Campaign against IKEA.
Oatly’s Paris OOH Ads were honest but Parisians hated them.
Apart from these four, OOH Formats were filled with a lot of honesty-focused copy. Will this idea of being honest exist in 2024.
19. Toxic masculinity & traditional femininity
This was the year of Masculine content gurus (Andrew Tate) taking over social media with their idea of being a man, that happened a lot on TikTok, twitch and other apps. On TikTok and IG, we saw many female influencers like Gwen the milkmaid transitioning from ASMR to Tradwife content. Plus, the rise of RushTok influencing and portraying a traditional feminine society. This year was big on influencing teens and young kids toward a utopian world, impacting future decisions of these kids.
Latest Marketing Trends in December 2023: Top 6 Updates of Week 2
Threads App to launch next week in EU.
A Variety of In-App AI Updates coming to IG & Meta.
Google to support Programmatic Bidding for Limited Ads.
X’s Plan to bag advertisers by sharing Q5 Ad Opportunities.
Google launches Gemini AI and updates Bard with Gemini Integrations.
Youtube launches Pause feature to prevent new comments for a short period.
TikTok:
TikTok shares their Recap of Top 2023 Content Trends.
TikTok launches new guide with CreatorIQ about Creator Ads.
TT’s partnership with Ticketmaster expands to 20+ new countries.
Bytedance, TikTok Parent is planning to launch new AI Chatbots.
New Comment Filtering Options to prevent misinformation.
TikTok sets $12B Budget to set up data centres in Europe.
Instagram & Threads:
Threads App reimagines Hashtags, the iconic look is gone for TikTok-like Blue Keywords.
Instagram is rolling out ‘Hype Comments’ these are visible on your IG Stories.
Instagram launches Close Friends Only Podcast with Doja Cat & Ice Spice.
Meta:
Meta establishes Purple Llama, An initiative toward AI safety and trust.
Meta makes End-to-End Encryption Default on Messenger.
Cross-App Communications Chats on IG are going away.
Meta sues FTC claiming Enforcement Action Unconstitutional.
WhatsApp partners with Dentsu to kickstart WA Business services.
WhatsApp launches Voice Messages that are view once only.
Harvard Academic misinformation expert fired after pressure from Meta.
X (Twitter):
Amazon & X are also in talks to allow In-app Product Purchases.
X’s Gork AI is rolling out to all Premium+ Subscribers.
Media Grids are now rolled out on Twitter Web.
Expanded Bios are available to all premium users on web & iOS.
Communities are now available globally.
Streamlabs’s new integration to improve Streaming on X.
A Cheaper Premium Tier for Organisations is in workings.
Youtube:
Youtube shares their Top trending Topics & creators of 2023 Report.
Youtube music will replace Google podcasts in April 2024.
Price hikes ahead for long-time YouTube premium members.
The “Skip Ads” button gets smaller for more people with its expansion.
YT Music Recaped was also launched.
Google:
Google Ads gambling and games policy updated.
Google admits their Gemini AI Demo video was fake.
Google November Reviews Update is completed now.
Google lets Advertisers opt out of Search Partner Network amid Adalytics claims.
Google to update their cryptocurrency advertising policies.
Google Analytics 4 rolls out new reports for linked 360 campaigns.
GSC to stop reporting on product results search in performance reports.
Agency News:
Adidas creates clothing for Roblox avatars.
Amazon Prime Video to Introduce Ads in partnership with IPG Mediabrands.
Kevani announces South Bay Pairing DOOH Displays, Largest Ad Space in the Area.
IPG goes through a round of Layoffs affecting UM & Magna teams.
Ehrmann returns to Mediaplus Germany to start with New Agency Model.
VML named as Krispy Kreme Creative Agency Partner.
FCA appoints M&C Saatchi as lead creative agency.
Dentsu Americas announces new Media, Strategy and Client Executives.
Brands & Ads:
Amazon restores their 1999 Ad Campaign for Digital Advertising.
Domino’s reinvents their 2018 for winter season, they’re plowing for pizza.
Hinge App’s $1M initiative to cure Gen-Z loneliness.
Smirnoff’s new campaign shares message of life being a cocktail.
HP’s clever way to turn Printer Hate into Love.
Hellmann’s on the run again with their iconic Super Bowl Ads.
McDonald’s welcomes CosMc’s to its Universe.
Airline Ad Campaigns in UK banned by ASA for greenwashing claims.
Fabfitfun cancelled over their Elon Musk-type meme.
AI:
EU agrees on Landmark AI Rules.
Meta launches AI Image generator to US Public, it’s better than Dall-E.
China allows AI Images/Art to get copyright protection.
Yahoo Blueprint, A new AI Suite for Ad Performance and Optimization.
OpenAI Investigates Lazy GPT-4 complaints.
Snapchat:
Snap premium subscriptions are now available to buy as a gift on Amazon.
Bitmoji Make-Up drop with E.l.f beauty starts new style of Brand Partnerships.
Snap offering Score Multiplier for Premium Subscribers.
Pinterest & Reddit:
Pinterest’s New NYC Pop-Up Store to feature Pinterest Trends Predictions.
Reddit adds two elements to Conversation Ads.
LinkedIn:
New Launch of ‘LinkedIn’s Guide to Creating’.
LinkedIn Newsletter Creators get new updates for creation.
Featured Section is testing new options to pin courses, recommendations & more.
Microsoft:
Microsoft Ads partners with Baidu Global for Chat Ads API.
Microsoft Co-pilot (Bing AI) completes one year and gets new updates.
Microsoft launches Deep Search AI enhancing quality of Bing answers.
Marketing & AdTech:
Twitch is leaving South Korean Market over expensive network fees.
VideoAMP provides Multi-source ID Solution to win in a cookie-less world.
Disney+ to offer Gaming and shopping features for Advertiser’s benefit.
Cher in partnership with Warner Music will promote new holiday album in Roblox.
An Early roll out of Hulu to Disney+ subscribers.
Pantone chooses their Color of the year for 2024.
ITV launches new insights group to supercharge data offering.
Discord’s new UI update brings a more clean look but UX got worse.
Channel 4 Extends their partnership with Snapchat for news sharing.
Samsung launches Flip-park with Iris Agency for Samsung Flip launch.
Tumblr is testing Communities with their own moderators and feeds.
Channel99 launches ‘view-through’ pixel tech for Digital B2B campaigns.
Here are most influential moments of 2023
1. The Gen-Z Camera Zoom proves social is fiction
Millennials getting trolled for their camera zoom isn’t a normal event. In influencer culture, the first few seconds are depiction of what is yet to come. It shows that Gen-Z treats social media differently, it’s media first, social second. For older Generations, it’s social first, that’s why millennials have a pause, they are being natural like real life. Gen-Z on other hand is being natural but it’s TV show-type natural.
2. Reformation’s Balletcore & Consumer love
They have been very consistent with unique and brand-building collaborations. From their partnership with New York City Ballet bringing Balletcore to NY Streets. To their sustainability partnership with Thredup to give existing customers credit for sending back old clothes.
3. Disloyalty Programs for the win
Apart from MischiefUS’s disloyalty program for peet’s coffee, there were few other businesses running disloyalty schemes, but why?
Kaleido Rolls did a similar disloyalty campaign but very straightforward. (TG)
AAPI Month Disloyalty program. (HG)
Subway launched a one-day disloyalty program for National Sandwich Day. (PR)
The latest arguments in the marketing industry highlights disloyalty programs make consumers more aware of the brands they really like and align with.
4. McDonald’s grimace + duolingo’s living with lily
1/ McDonald’s Grimace taking over TikTok & Twitter (X). 2/ Duolingo’s living with lily content series.
These two social media successes of 2024 explain NPC culture and how brands create trends. Most people think NPC Culture is only people controlling others, instead we control each other. The Actions of an NPC Influencer/Character influences your next action, problem is you are unaware and too indulged into the game. Using Social listening & NPC Culture built on the idea of control, brands utilise their characters like Grimace and Lily, creating interactive social media content, keeping the audience hooked. Making all of us NPCs on Internet.
5. IKEA’s proudly second best made us question?
Everyone asked who’s the number one? If IKEA would have said they are the best, people would have trolled them for 100 different factor. With them saying, they are the second best. The brand won the heart of the consumers and the relatability of most purchasers by being second. In 2024, if someone asks who’s the best in furniture business? I don’t know about the best, but I do know IKEA is the second best.
6. Balenciaga’s Street Show in LA & Rise of Erewhon
After getting cancelled for their controversial ad campaign, Balenciaga’s Fall Show was a critique on luxury fashion and showed many of us that luxury in 2023-24 is different. Luxury in 2023 isn’t only about brand value or quality of clothing. It’s about being seen like someone else. The meaning of luxury is changed, it would be hard to imagine many brands survival of many brands without influencers. The same goes for Erewhon, The growing purchases are more influenced by idea of being seen as their customer. $150 Tote Bag? You might think, this is normal everyone want to buy from brands because they are a brand. No, they don’t. Boomers & Gen-X bought luxury because the luxury products were luxury in product quality and the limited supply. Now, Paper bags are luxury too.
8. Fast fashion-ification of books
The latest argument of book lovers and creators on tiktok and twitter is #booktok changed how most people consume and read books. With #booktok algorithm making content quick-to read and appeal-to-everyone books go viral. One of the main creator leading the discussion about booktok shared that her posts with bad reviews about TikTok books were taken down for absolutely no reasoning. Who’s to blame? TikTok, Influencers or Publishers.
10. Celebrity Documentaries to Change the plot
This was the year of documentaries with releases like Beckhams, Taylor Swift Era’s tour, Harry & Meghan, Beyoncé’s Renaissance taking over the movie screens. But the decision-making behind these releases was to change the plot of their life story. All of the documentaries above were funded by the celebrities being documented. These weren’t independent documentaries showing the art of documentations, what most documentaries tend to do. Online Streaming now allows Celebs to self-produce new content, not films or movies. Films & Movies are art, what we saw in these documentaries was content about their life and story, portrayed how they wanted. I am not saying they are evil to do this, but we only saw one-sided stories. And I expect many brands will do something like this in 2024.
11. Hijacking Events; Dash Water & SURREAL
Dash Water gained over 1.8 million views on TikTok and extra coverage from BBC when they hijacked the Prince Harry’s visit to the High court.
Duolingo Germany gained more than 4M views and around 500k Likes on their Octoberfest content, the platform brought Duo to Munich and the talk of the week was how the character was engaging with others at the event.
Eat Surreal crashed Kellogg’s pop-up event in london.
14. Gen Alpha in 2023; Skibidi Toilet & iPad Kids
1/ Gen Alpha showed even though they are kids, they won’t accept the Gen-Z culture and memes. They are here to create their own online culture as soon as possible. This happens with every generation, the surprise is AI & Metaverse games like roblox and fortnite, both are allowing them to build their culture early. It started in 2023 with their meme; Skibidi Toilet. 2/ The Second Trend of the year for Gen Alpha was the argument against Millennials being lazy and raising iPad Kids. Gen-Z multiple times took the argument to TikTok and Teachers did the same by sharing how hard teaching Gen-Alpha has become in 2023.
15. Amazon’s Black Friday NFL Game predicts Future
With Amazon using purchase data to recommend products during live NFL Game from their retail partners. What happened this year is only the beginning, what Meta holds in their hands is much bigger. The Brand could do something similar but on a much bigger scale in the metaverse, doing livestreams of new movie launches with Ads powered by user activity.
16. Just Eat & Olympics 2024 Paris Ad Campaign
1/ Megan Thee Stallion’s Paris Olympics Ad. (watch)
2/ Just Eat’s Ad with Latto & Christina Aguilera using a musical. (must watch)
These two ads were the talk in the pop culture as both borrowed engaging elements from the current Gen-Z baddie culture & Female hiphop trends. With Nicki Minaj making a comeback and SZA’s last album coming up. Marketers who want to do something similar to use the hyped-up female music genres, still have the time execute in 2024.
17. Most Experimental Brands of the year; Heinz & IKEA
I would say both brands have great teams in US & UK, but UK is just doing it better in terms of creative & social media content.
In UK, they launched the ‘clear ketchup’ with no color, that went extremely viral on Internet.
During Taylor’s NFL game hype cycle, they launched ‘seemingly ranch’ to attract her fans to buy the new product.
IKEA launched a towel skirt for their customers to make fun of balenciaga.
Heinz Beans Pizza trolling both UK & Italian Audiences.
IKEA launching massive ‘turkey-sized’ meatball in UK.
Just In, Heinz UK is giving away a ketchup boat, what’s that?
18. 2023 was the Year of Too Honest OOH Ads
SSENSE’s Iconic OOH Ads highlighting, they were marketing.
Raydar NZ’s Sorry not sorry DOOH Campaign.
Vinterior’s honest OOH Ad Campaign against IKEA.
Oatly’s Paris OOH Ads were honest but Parisians hated them.
Apart from these four, OOH Formats were filled with a lot of honesty-focused copy. Will this idea of being honest exist in 2024.
19. Toxic masculinity & traditional femininity
This was the year of Masculine content gurus (Andrew Tate) taking over social media with their idea of being a man, that happened a lot on TikTok, twitch and other apps. On TikTok and IG, we saw many female influencers like Gwen the milkmaid transitioning from ASMR to Tradwife content. Plus, the rise of RushTok influencing and portraying a traditional feminine society. This year was big on influencing teens and young kids toward a utopian world, impacting future decisions of these kids.
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London salaries are diabolical and, quite frankly, I wouldn’t mind having a job which allowed me to go the States once in a while. My question is, however, is it even possible? Looked around and people are saying it’s incredibly difficult, but I was wondering if anyone had had any luck? I’ll have to be applying for entry level position. I’ve got 3 years of social media experience under my belt, but I’m finding it impossible to find a job in the UK. They’re either requiring 5+ years of experience or just not willing to give anyone a chance. Edit: I’m eligible for an American passport if that changes anything. I can’t live in the States physically, long-term right now as I have elderly relatives to look after, and health insurance would be a major problem for me. submitted by /u/fayemoonlight [link] [comments]
Hey everyone, Hope you're all doing great! We're currently in the process of transitioning away from Mailchimp and are on the lookout for alternatives that offer similar/lower pricing and same functionality. I've heard about Brevo, but I'm not sure if it will fulfill all our requirements. Any recommendations for Mailchimp alternatives would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/gordon22 [link] [comments]
Hi All, I learned the other day that Snapchat has 750m active users. First, that's insane and seems massively underreported. But my question is, has anyone used Snapchat for advertising? Their stock is terrible so I'm assuming the users don't necessarily convert to valuable ROAS. Looking for any insights good or bad! submitted by /u/alabamajma [link] [comments]
How do you effectively research and analyze competitors' offerings to refine market positioning and craft a unique value proposition? Share your preferred tools, methods, and any automation used in this process. Additionally, could you provide examples of similar data-driven projects or tasks you've undertaken? submitted by /u/asya_stepko [link] [comments]
Hi Everyone, I'm 25M, want to have a discussion about the problems in the field of digital marketing and talk about them. My biggest problem I faced is that targeting and finding the right audience and creating the video ad for that. It takes me around 2 -3 hour to make a interactive or informative video and engaging of course. So for that reason I can not work for multiple clients. I have to manage all by my self. If I hire someone then I have to make him understand each and everything and over see his/her work all the time and the quality will be compromised. Drop your concerns in comment section. submitted by /u/SecretTadpole7120 [link] [comments]
Title. Particularly looking to learn about Ibotta performance network. It started as Ibotta cash back app, but now added Walmart, Dollar General, Kroger to its publishers. submitted by /u/MorePeppers9 [link] [comments]
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