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Agency Vet Noah Mallin Joins IMGN To Help Brands Speak Gen Z’s Language

Generation Z consumes media differently than millennials, but brands don’t always understand that. To help brands better relate to younger audiences, former Wavemaker exec Noah Mallin left a career in agencyland to join Gen Z-focused media company IMGN as its first chief brand strategist, the company said Monday. IMGN owns the social media handle of... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // January 27th, 2020 //
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4 Ways TikTok’s Ad Products Benefited From Competitors’ Mistakes

Though new to advertising, the video app TikTok is learning from competitors’ mistakes to forge strong relationships with buyers and to build a clear sales pitch. Unlike Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Snap, which focused on audience growth over advertising opportunities at first, TikTok understood early on how to successfully work with media buyers. Facebook and... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // November 12th, 2019 //
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What Would The Media Plan Look Like Without Facebook?

While Facebook’s earnings last Tuesday prove that marketers still spend, some wonder if consumer backlash against the platform could one day damage brands advertising on it. “The slow stream of press has caused more angst and questions,” said James Douglas, executive director and head of media at performance agency Reprise. “Every day it seems like... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // February 6th, 2019 //
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Can Snap’s Executive Shakeup Bring The Company Back To Growth?

It’s been a tough year for Snap, as its stock tanks and its executive team flees the ship. Despite growing revenue 43% in Q3 to a record $298 million, Snap’s stock hit an all-time low in September of $10 per share. Snapchat is also bleeding daily active users after rolling out an unpopular redesign and facing increasing competition from Instagram. “Snap is struggling to... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // November 13th, 2018 //
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Snap’s Ad Tech Platform Ahead Of Facebook In The Early Days, Buyers Say

For Snap, there are benefits to being a latecomer to ad tech. The app, which entered the programmatic playing field last year when it launched APIs and self-serve tools that allow marketers to place automated buys on its platform, is avoiding many mistakes made by a predecessor that it's often compared to: Facebook. “Snap has been... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // June 22nd, 2017 //
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With Placed, Snap Moves A Bit Closer To Closing The Loop

Snap’s acquisition of location data company Placed, announced Monday, shows the platform is getting serious about attribution. While Snap has robust location data on its 166 million daily active users, Placed’s ID graph, which collects geodata on a panel of 150 million opted-in mobile devices, broadens those insights to people who don’t use Snap and... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // June 7th, 2017 //
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