?? YouTube Surpasses Netflix in Viewing Hours!
Back after a long hiatus. Trying out a new format with this week's newsletter. I will try to keep these as short as possible, featuring only the 5 main headlines you need to know about and what you can do about them. Here are the top 5 news stories for this week
1 - New Research Highlights YouTube as the Leading Video Channel, Surpassing Netflix
Nielsen, the powerhouse behind global insights, data, and analytics, has just shared some exciting news: YouTube has clinched the title of the #1 streaming platform, leading the pack in watch time for an entire year. This means for 12 straight months, viewers have been flocking to YouTube, making it their go-to spot for all the content they can't miss. This remarkable streak not only puts YouTube ahead of rivals like Netflix but also showcases its unparalleled appeal and influence in the world of streaming.
So What?
If you've been overlooking your YouTube channel, now's the moment to turn your focus towards it. Here are several key aspects to contemplate for your brand or business on YouTube.
YouTube has a vast reach and impact yet appears to be the area that most marketers focus on the least. Use this to your advantage and start growing your presence on the platform. It's all about connecting, engaging, and growing your brand in the most dynamic and authentic way possible.
2 - Gartner is predicting that traffic from search engines fall 25% by 2026
A recent analysis by technology research company Gartner indicates that within the next two years, there will be a 25% reduction in search engine-driven traffic to user websites. This decline is attributed to the impact of generative AI.
So What?
There is no better time than now to start thinking about how to adapt SEO strategies and explore opportunities for incorporating brands or businesses into Generative AI search results.
3 - Instagram launches its marketplace to connect brands and creators in 8 new countries
Instagram is expanding its marketplace tool, which connects brands with creators for paid partnerships or ads, to eight new countries: Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Japan, India, and Brazil. Since its initial U.S. test in 2022, the platform has integrated thousands of creators and brands, and last year, it enhanced functionality with API features for creator outreach and brief structuring, also inviting agencies to participate.
4 - STOP using the “Boost” button on Facebook and Instagram
It's puzzling why anyone would opt for the Boost feature when Ad Manager should be the primary tool of choice. However, here's an additional reason to avoid using the Boost option on Facebook or Instagram, especially on Apple devices: Meta has disclosed that businesses looking to "boost" their posts on the iOS versions of Facebook and Instagram will now incur an additional 30% service fee payable to the app store operator, Apple.
5 - TikTok Creative Made Simple
TikTok has released yet another valuable resource aimed at assisting marketers in crafting superior content for the platform. The playbook offers a comprehensive guide to achieving creative success, outlining best practices and tools essential for creating highly effective advertisements.
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