- Jun 3, 2020
Updated: Feb 12, 2021
Learn how top marketers are repurposing old content to maximise ROI.
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many businesses to reassess many of their business practices. Social distancing measures have led to the creation of new innovative solutions in companies day to day operations. From rethinking in-store experiences to online product launches, companies with agility have found many ways to engage and excite their consumers over the past few months.
When it comes to marketing brands have also been faced with many challenges when generating content. Filming content whilst keeping at least 2 meters apart, for example, is very limiting and many brands have seen their content pipelines come under pressure. In order to overcome these issues, there are a few inventive strategies marketers can put into practice, including how to repurpose existing content they might have in their inventory. Find out how to boost the return on investment and provide longevity to content by downloading our report below.
Free Report: How to Boost ROI on Existing Content
- Jun 28, 2019
Updated: Feb 15, 2021
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If you think Instagram is just for sunsets, selfies, and staged shots of food, you are sorely mistaken.
The network was bought by Facebook on 9 April 2012, for $1 billion. At the time, Instagram had only 30 million users. Instagram now has 1bn monthly active users.
Instagram has grown immensely over the years, and it continues to broaden its horizons. The photo-sharing app has gone a long way from being just a favourite for vacationers sharing their holiday pictures. The platform is now appealing to all kinds of influencers, advertisers, and brands.
Instagram is becoming the leading social media platform for shopping. Content is king but
how do you target consumers effectively to deliver the ROI?
With Instagram evolving at such a fast rate it's hard to keep up.
So, we thought it was about time for us to co-host our first Champagne Breakfast with Takumi, a managed service platform for Influencer Marketing, to discuss how to WIN on Instagram.
As Instagram continues to update with new shopping features, what are the strategies major fashion, beauty and retail brands need to implement to rise above the clutter and make the greatest impact?
To kick things off we had two presentations. One about Smartzer, held by our CEO Karoline Gross and the other about Takumi, which was presented by Sven Williams, Takumi's CEO, who also guided our guests through the event.
Following the presentations, we had a discussion which shared share guidance, examples and learnings on how to implement the best practice and utilise Instagram effectively.
Our panel covered the following topics
The social and content state of play
How can brands use the features for content and shopping to stand out on the platform, guidance, pitfalls
The future of content and Instagram
OUR PANELLISTS
Laura Thomas - Global EVP Culture & Influence, DeVries Global
Adam (Sven) Williams - Moderator & CEO Takumi Marilyne Tran - Influencer Tom Hill - Associate Creative Director and Technologist, Wunderman
Here are some of our key panel take homes
As the content bar rises and consumers get savvier, storytelling content that brings the brand to life will have the best impact.
Content is evolving, consider various tech formats to engage your audience. Think about the full Instagram ecosystem and using the different features to create an end to end journey on the platform
Augmented reality might be the next up and coming technology for content. Customers are introduced to the brand and educated through a fun, immersive and creative reality. Fashion & beauty brands can use augmented reality to showcase ‘try on’ experiences bringing the online and offline together.
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