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Pumpkin spice latte and the mystery of the missing consumer conversations

Martech

It is so strongly entrenched in American pop culture that this remains true even though the date is now almost always before Labor Day (this year it’s Aug. in 2019, according to Forbes. The answer is that the conversations about the product are happening elsewhere, in non-public places,” he wrote. 1 in the four previous years.

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Transforming meetings with StreamAlive’s visual chat experience

Martech

Spending as much time as we do in video conferences, video meet-ups and webinars, we’ve become accustomed to those chat windows where people and their messages and questions come and go in an instant as they automatically scroll to the latest content. It turns out that there’s a different way. It’s an element of breaking the ice.”

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The Mystery of Dark Patterns: The Publisher’s CMP Nightmare

Ad Monsters

The practice is becoming progressively sophisticated and it aims to trick consumers into buying products or unwillingly giving up their data. Instead, they steer them in a way that makes them give up their most personal data. . For example, research was conducted in 2019, only a year after the development of the GDPR.

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Fnatic’s Valorant success shows why winning competitions still matters in esports

Digiday

And the social content popped. Fnatic’s victory-infused social growth represents more than just a line going up: it’s a business opportunity, pumping the exact metrics that esports orgs often use to sell themselves to potential advertisers. There’s a whole conversation around how fickle esports fans are — do they follow players?

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How Leaf Group is selling advertisers on larger event sponsorships

Digiday

Not only are our ticket sales up 25%, but so are sponsorship fees, and this is not over last year, this is up over 2019 prices,” said Abramo. Below are highlights from the conversation, which have been lightly edited and condensed for clarity.

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Surging photo-sharing app BeReal has brands like Chipotle, e.l.f. Cosmetics rushing to understand platform’s appeal with Gen Z

Digiday

And as it swells in popularity, agencies are starting to have conversations with their clients about what a presence on BeReal could look like, or if there should be a presence at all. Since its launch in December of 2019, BeReal has been downloaded 43.3 Hence the name, BeReal). Remember Clubhouse?). Of those 43.3

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News publishers are flocking to TikTok as they continue to search for new audiences

Digiday

So far, those videos helped CNN rack up 1.3 While CNN focuses on snippets of actual daily news stories as they unfold using videos that are anywhere up to almost 10 minutes long, The Daily Wire concentrates on entertaining news and uses TikTok trends and filters in posts that only last about a minute. in the lead up to the day.