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We live in a time where trends change almost everyday. After all, if your business wants to remain competitive in today's online-centric landscape, you must adapt to the rapidly-evolving changes in marketing. 1. Artificial intelligence Everyone's talking about AI. it's basically the heart of global businesses and industries, and has already started taking over a lot of mundane tasks. Practical example: chatbots 2. Programmatic advertising If you're in the know, programmatic advertising uses AI to automate ad buying so you can target more specific. Again, we're back to discussing AI here. This automatic is so efficient and fast, which means ...

According to Social Media Today, Instagram is looking to replicate TikTok features with a new tool under development. Replication seems to go hand in hand with social media upgrades and it looks as if TikTok’s growing success has motivated Instagram to limit its losses to the China-based platform by copying some of its more attractive features. The theory seems to be that if Instagram replicates the things which are persuading its users to defect, its users will no longer get itchy feet. Jane Manchun Wong is a reverse engineering expert, and she’s uncovered the fact that Instagram is targeting TikTok ...

Deseret News is reporting that Andrew Yang pulled off a fundraising coup following the Democratic debate earlier this week. But, has he broken the campaign finance law – and more importantly, did he really do anything wrong? This will very probably has lots of polarizing opinions – but, political affiliations aside, has Andrew Yang just pulled off a genius marketing move? As surprises go, Andrew Yang’s decision to announce at the Democratic debate he’d be giving away $1000 A Month to Ten American families ($120000 in total) over the next year ranks up there. Yang’s proposed solution is a universal ...

Facebook is Hiring Journalists for Its Coming Dedicated News Section Social Media Today is reporting that Facebook’s future dedicated news tab might seem a little like a trip into the past for the social network, with the new details revealed sounding eerily similar to the Trending News feature that Facebook ditched last year. Right now, Facebook is advertising for journalists to curate the dedicated news section on its website. The New York Times say that Facebook are looking to recruit a whole team of journalists: The recruitment ad specifies that this project is going to be about credible content. With ...

Katie Powers writes on ama.org about how fake-follower fraud in influencer marketing is hitting brands hard. In 2019, influencer marketing spend has already reached the lofty heights of $8.5 billion. That figure is expected to top the $10 billion mark in 2020. It seems that, despite a constant buzz of debate around influencer marketing effectiveness, brands are still keen to associate themselves with prominent social media figures. $1.5 Billion by 2020 Wasted on Fraudulent Influencers According to the research carried out by Cheq and Roberto Cavazos, a professor at the University of Baltimore, $1.3 Billion of influencer spend is being ...