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[eMarketer] UK users spend more time with TikTok than Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat
TikTok has overtaken Snapchat as the third most popular social network in the UK, per our forecast, and that gap will widen as it continues to grow.
[eMarketer] Instagram pivots away from social commerce to sharpen its focus on advertising
The development represents a significant shift in strategy for Meta, which spent much of the past two years focused on making ecommerce a priority.
[eMarketer] Earlier podcast spots mean more site visits
Among US podcast ads, pre-roll spots generated about 5% more website visits during Q2 than those in the middle of an episode.
[eMarketer] Billboards top out-of-home ad spend but are losing share
That said, billboards’ share decreased by 9 percentage points with that money going to transit as commuters return to buses and trains.
[eMarketer] Retailers turn to AI to overcome staffing, supply chain challenges
More retailers are investing in automation and artificial intelligence to streamline operations and reduce costs.
[eMarketer] Layoffs at Snap could compromise its AR aspirations
Snap’s layoffs are a precursor to a wider restructuring plan. CEO Evan Spiegel indicated in May that the company would cut back on recruiting and “find significant cost reductions.”
[eMarketer] US marketing technology set to surpass $20 billion for the first time ever
Companies are spending on technology that will allow them to gather and store their own data, access information to make decisions, and act as needed.
[eMarketer] TikTok presents a playground for creator marketing
This type of content, which is relatively inexpensive but requires original content in addition to creator content, ranks lower with small and large businesses.
[eMarketer] Influencer marketing dollars flow to TikTok
This year, TikTok’s share will reach 15.5%, beating Facebook’s 14.8%. Instagram will remain on top with 44.7%.
[eMarketer] Why brands work with creators
More than 60% of US social media marketers partner with creators primarily to increase engagement, and roughly the same share do so to reach new audiences.
[eMarketer] TikTok dips into local content with a ‘Nearby’ video feed
TikTok is going local with a new “Nearby” video feed on the For You page that shows videos made in your area and allows users to add location tags to content.
[eMarketer] Why global smartphone demand continues to drop
Nearly every smartphone maker except Samsung and Apple is reporting lower shipments in Q2 even as consumers continue to splurge on pricey phones, per Ars Technica.
[eMarketer] The evolving marketing technology stack
CMOs rely on marketing technology to justify investment, navigate privacy regulations, and prove revenues have grown.
[eMarketer] A rapidly surging market for US digital retail media
US digital retail media ad spending will reach $61.15 billion by the end of our forecast period in 2024.
[eMarketer] Apple will soon bring ads to its Maps, Books, and Podcasts apps
Though Maps is expected to be the next platform for ads, they could also soon arrive on Apple Podcasts and Books, among other apps.
[eMarketer] How US brands leverage content creators
Content creators offer brands the opportunity to advertise in an inexpensive, targeted, and authentic way on social media.
[eMarketer] Shoppers prioritize digital wallets for their ability to reduce friction
The pandemic reshaped consumer expectations about the omnichannel shopping journey, which is now often mediated by a retailer’s mobile app.
[eMarketer] Consumers curb media subscriptions as cost of living jumps
Consumers worldwide are rethinking their subscriptions for streaming and other services as they feel the squeeze from inflation and rising interest rates.
[eMarketer] Possible growth areas for TikTok
TikTok is considered the go-to platform for discovering new music, which has propelled obscure songs into the Billboard 100 and Spotify Viral 50.
[eMarketer] Consumers trust YouTube most for finding, purchasing products
That trust goes farther on YouTube in terms of driving sales. Some 45% of consumers are at least somewhat likely to shell out for a product via the video platform, 2 percentage points higher than for Facebook.
[eMarketer] Amazon’s 100,000 job cuts reflect industry-wide adjustments to economic uncertainty
Amazon shrank its staff by 100,000 last quarter, joining the ranks of Netflix and Google in an industry-wide adjustment to reduced profits, heightened inflation, and unprecedented pandemic growth, per Bloomberg.