Take the NFL, for example, whose games are now split across cable, its own NFL+ streaming service, Thursday Night Football (TNF) on Amazon Prime Video, and Sunday Ticket on YouTube. It’s a similar case for Major League Baseball, whose games are split across cable, YouTube, Apple TV+, TBS, and more.
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| Mar 6, 2023
This feature allows vertical videos from platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts to be displayed alongside TV shows and live events. Dan Riess, executive vice president and chief growth officer at TelevisaUnivision, told Ad Age the initiative uses existing brand content in new formats, delivering nonintrusive ads that include interactive QR codes.
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| Apr 11, 2024
Marketers should focus on video content that can reach audiences across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, rather than a platform-first approach that focuses on a specific channel. 5. Creators function as standalone media channels.
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| Oct 9, 2023
But now, major sports leagues have been splintered across a variety of streaming services: Amazon hosts Thursday Night Football, YouTube has acquired Sunday Ticket rights, and that’s just the NFL. Other leagues like Major League Baseball are also fractured across platforms.
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| Aug 28, 2023
When it comes to mcommerce, TikTok’s challenger isn’t just Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube—it’s also Amazon. Fortunately, TikTok has built its own Amazon-style flywheel consisting of media, advertising, and commerce to compete with the retail giant. That will help TikTok in its quest for a greater share of the growing mcommerce market. 5.
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| Sep 15, 2023
With YouTube included, those figures will be 3.3% and $78.86 billion—still a poor showing by Alphabet’s standards. In 2024, Google’s share of search ad spending is set to drop below 50% for the first time. Retail media’s growth will defy the overall market slump. Retail media is the only major category of ad spending we track that is set for multiple years of accelerating growth.
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| May 5, 2023
But YouTube is catching up (60.3%), growing 10.4% from 2022. Beyond the chart:. TikTok had the biggest change in how much internet users interacted with brands, increasing by nearly eight percentage points YoY. Brands should have a presence across social media platforms, but content on each platform should depend on the optimal format and audience on the platform.
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| Mar 6, 2024
Only YouTube beats out BVOD for viewer numbers, so follow the eyeballs. Monitor Netflix’s success with its ad-supported tier. This is an evolving situation, but the early signs of muted uptake from the US point toward good potential.
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| Apr 21, 2023
Older generations are more likely to make purchases via Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. The key to social commerce success on TikTok is tapping into its ever-changing trends. One day users may be obsessed with maxi dresses, and the next they’re all about a pickle sweatshirt.
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| Sep 1, 2023
But the discovery journey to watch a YouTube video can take up to eight clicks—unlocking your phone, scrolling through your apps, firing up the YouTube app, searching the app, scrolling to find the desired video, playing the video, and waiting until you can skip the ads to finally watch the video.
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| Jun 14, 2023
Google has partnered with TikTok, Snap, and YouTube to develop the Pixel 7’s HDR video capabilities, indicating an interest in social media creation. The company doubled down on experiences, like Pixel Call Assist, which has been used to screen 600 million spam calls, and Direct My Call, which navigates business call menu systems.
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| Oct 7, 2022
YouTube has been accused of not adhering to quality standards with its TrueView ads—including being skippable, audible, and viewer-initiated—and not serving most of its inventory on YouTube. Google refuted the claims, but advertisers are concerned, and YouTube’s ad revenues may take a hit next quarter. YouTube Shorts reached 2 billion monthly logged-in users, up from 1.5 billion last year, per Google.
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| Aug 7, 2023
US influencer marketing spend on Instagram will top over $2.75 billion this year, followed by YouTube ($1.09 billion), TikTok ($1.05 billion), and Facebook ($839.9 million). 5. Livestream shopping hasn’t taken off in the US. Less than a quarter (23%) of US livestream viewers buy products via live shopping shows, according to Coresight Research.
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| Jul 10, 2023
Let's talk about another part of Google's business, YouTube. That saw double-digit growth for the first time in six quarters, growing nearly 13%. What stands out to you about how YouTube is getting on? Max Willens:.
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Gen Z prefers TikTok and YouTube. Over one-quarter of Hispanic teens ages 13 to 17 said they use YouTube and TikTok almost constantly, while 17% and 3% said the same for Instagram and Facebook respectively, according to a May 2022 Pew Research Center survey. Hispanic Gen Zers are among the most active social media users.
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| Apr 6, 2023
Google will recenter its retail media strategy around YouTube. “Google has the potential to really start to shake up retail media,” Lipsman said. “They haven't been necessarily clear on this opportunity yet, but I think the centerpiece is ۴dzܰճܲ.”. Lipsman is anticipating a marriage between Google’s shopping and digital video capabilities.
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| Jun 29, 2023
Google’s market power: Google owns some of the largest ad exchanges in the industry, is the dominant internet search power, owns the largest video platform in YouTube, and controls 28.1% ($171.46 billion) of the global digital advertising market, per our forecast. That degree of control leaves advertisers with little choice but to use Google’s services.
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| Dec 21, 2023
Why it matters: The move sees LinkedIn join numerous popular apps like Instagram, YouTube, and even Netflix in launching TikTok-inspired video feeds. TikTok's rise has sparked an industrywide scramble to replicate its viral content format and engagement success. Survey says: 69% of B2B marketers plan to increase their budgets for video content in 2024, the highest percentage across all categories.
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| Mar 28, 2024
While prepackaged retail media solutions can be limited in scale, Google—which receives billions of searches every day across properties like Search, YouTube, Google Assistant, and Maps, per the company’s data—can help complement retail media growth at scale.
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So I think the simple answer is unfortunately quite similar to one of the answers that I gave to my previous question, which is just that even more of their money has to go into YouTube and Instagram. A lot of what is possible on TikTok at the moment is also quite doable on Instagram and YouTube.
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Social network users ages 18 to 29 are more likely to start their product search on TikTok or YouTube than through family and friends, per an IZEA study from last December. Gen Z is trying out new platforms in search of authenticity. Though CivicScience found a majority of adults had never heard of BeReal as of July 2022, the app saw 31 million US downloads in 2022 overall, according to Apptopia.
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| Jul 26, 2023
Google's “Search and Other” revenues are holding steady (just 1.87% growth)—although YouTube ad sales actually dropped. By comparison, Microsoft’s search and news advertising revenues (excluding traffic acquisition costs) jumped 10%. Alphabet also announced $70 billion in additional stock buybacks, signaling the company's confidence in its financial health.
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| Apr 26, 2023
Disney and YouTube demonstrate how AI is already disrupting advertising. May ad updates from Google, YouTube, Meta highlight AI, social media, and retail media opportunities. Yesterday’s Chart of the Day: One fad Apple.
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