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Jameela Jamil Isn’t Perfect, So She’s Giving Grace to ‘Problematic’ Brands

Adweek

Trigger Warning: This article contains references to eating disorders In 2018, Jameela Jamil opened Instagram and clicked the "search" icon button. It led her to the "Discovery" tab, where up popped an image carousel showcasing famous women with numbers written across their body. After interacting with that.

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“If They Ban TikTok, Something Else Will Pop Up” – Q&A with team5pm’s Jelmer Wind

VideoWeek

team5pm was founded in 2018 by former RTL employees who saw the direction of travel (and ad spend) away from TV and towards YouTube. It doesn’t concern us because I’m pretty sure that if they ban TikTok, something else will pop up. Is the prospect of a TikTok ban a concern to your business?

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Cord cutting gains steam after 4% drop last year

Martech

That’s up from 26% last year and about the same as in 2020, according to a new poll from YouGov. Next up are the cord cutters who are 19%, then 13% who only have cable and 11% who subscribe to streaming services but never had cable. And you know YouTube’s pop-up ads for its TV service? Cable subscriptions down.

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It’s time to turbocharge our path to email innovation

Martech

Back in 2017, I wrote an article for MarTech, “ Message to email marketers: Show me something different in 2018.” It popped up again while I was preparing a presentation, so I scrolled through to see if anything I advocated back then had become standard practice. Instead, let’s step up.

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2023 Mediavine Roadmap

Mediavine

We’ll ask ChatGPT about it when it catches up beyond 2021 data.) Our Consent Management Platform In 2018, Mediavine prepared for GDPR by launching its own Consent Management Platform (CMP). You know, those pop-ups throughout the world that ask for reader consent to collect data, which we all just click agree to?

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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. . The first suggestion is to consider the consumers needs and base ad and pop-up designs on those standards.

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6 Content Marketing Ideas to Steal From the Awards Finalists of 2017

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Use pop-ups to offer reading suggestions. When you’re not pushing sign-ups, surprising things can happen. This second idea stolen from Paul comes with a great payoff: Use the oft-derided pop-up to offer content suggestions rather than to gather email addresses.@HealthCatalyst Click To Tweet. Click To Tweet.

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