Be in The Know
- Here’s how Jack in the Box is absolutely crushing 4/20.
- Gucci and Vans are the first fashion brands to collab in the Roblox universe.
- This is not a drill: McDonald’s is bringing back the Hamburgler.
- Add shipping and return details to your snippet in Google search results.
7 Content Trends to Watch
It’s Q2 2023 and we’re chatting with bots, posting lo-fi shorts, and migrating to GA4. Here are 7 growing content trends to keep a pulse on this year:
- AI. Google considers AI-generated content designed to manipulate search results spam, however AI assistance in content creation is allowed and on the rise (though it’s unclear just how Google detects AI systems).
- Short Video. YouTube, Instagram, and Meta launched video shorts to compete with TikTok, as brief clips have seen higher engagement, increased reach, and more probability of going viral.
- The Creator Economy. Â Renewed competition among social platforms has placed a premium on TikTokers, Insta celebrities, and content creators for brand partnerships.
- Podcasting. Listenership has grown by nearly 30% in the last several years, opening up opportunities for brands to partner with influencers and connect with highly engaged niche communities.
- Personal Experience. The consumer demand for authenticity and individual thought leadership has grown, requiring brands and creators to be better storytellers to compete for exposure.
- Data. Prioritizing data-driven content—by leveraging machine learning technology and GA4’s enhanced metrics—will be key in the digital marketing space.
- Ease. Innovations that optimize user experience, like shoppable content, create seamless funnels and lead to higher conversion.
Dig a little deeper at Search Engine Journal.
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2 Lids Are Better Than 1
We told you about Heinz shaking up the ketchup bottle game with a packaging (and logo) design that goes both ways—upside down or right-side up. This video does a good job of creating a problem and convincing us that we’ve been suffering all along. …Until now.