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Thursday, August 10
Marketing’s top news, tips, & tools of the day
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Looking for a random fun fact to impress the team Slack channel? Here’s one:
It takes three days to make a single IMAX film print of Oppenheimer and each one is crafted directly from Christopher Nolan’s film negatives. The physical reels for the three-hour film are 11 miles long and weigh 600 pounds.
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⚡️Today’s Headlines⚡️
💸 Amazon’s bringing a second Prime Day to members this October
💫 X will let you sort users’ posts by top-performing updates soon
🎥 YouTube’s testing a new “For You” section in Channel Display
🧵 Threads adds feature to “Send on Instagram” to boost retention
🇬🇧 TikTok Shop in UK launches new ‘Fulfilled by TikTok’ logistics program
📈 Major podcast networks report 12-31% revenue growth YoY in Q2
🚫 Zoom says it won’t use your videos/chats to train AI without consent
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🌱 DUOLINGO - Duolingo’s newest learning app might be on the horizon! A reverse engineer spotted images and code hidden inside the language learning app signaling “Duolingo Music” could be on the way.
🤖 AI BIASES - New research from University of Washington, Carnegie Mellon, and Xi’an Jiaotong found that AI language models definitely have their own political biases after testing 14 popular large language models.
🎄 HOLIDAYS - Google Ads just launched a bunch of new insights and ads features to help you with your upcoming holiday campaigns including new Performance Max optimizations, added product page details, and more.
🚀 Today’s Deep Dive 🚀
📰 TL;DR - Target announced a new feature to their curbside pick-up service where consumers can add a Starbucks beverage or food to their Drive Up order. The feature has been in test at select Target locations this past spring but will now be available at 1700+ Target locations with Starbucks Cafes by this October.
Similarly, DoorDash recently announced a partnership with Staples to expand their offering of retail products available for delivery to your door. The partnership was strategically planned right in time for back-to-school season with a campaign including a discount offer for classroom essentials via the delivery app. Through this partnership, nearly 1k U.S. Staples locations are available on the app.
💡 Insight - If it just makes sense, make it happen. These partnerships feel so great because they’re no-brainers. Who doesn’t want to be able to get coffee delivered to their car? Starbucks has become synonymous with the in-store Target experience, it’s only natural for them to include the brand in their digital experience.
And where was Staples’ same-day delivery when I was in school?? This makes so much sense and helps avoid those late-night runs for flashcards or posterboards.
Think about the experience of your consumer first. What would make for a frictionless experience on their end? How can you enhance their customer journey? The obvious partnerships are obvious for a reason… make sure you’re taking advantage of them.
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