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Last Week In Social Media Updates — AI labels vs. Whimsical features
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What’s the current state of advertising? It’s a mess.
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Inside the cutthroat community of ‘clippers’
Thoughts on this marketing strategy?
👌i’m this close to roasting your favourite brand, but it’s all for fun
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Spam, piracy, and bot comments on paid posts drive conversion down by 14.7% and CTR down by 11.3%. TikTok Ads and Meta Ads ranked as the most toxic environments in 2025, with hide rates of 38.4% and 34.1%, respectively.
arc.netPeople also hate AI because… this isn’t how they are being sold the technology. Or maybe… not?
The brand platform “where do you want to go?” is 100x better sell than whatever we have today.
Fast Fashion vs. Second Hand Fashion: Some in the culture are stuck between buying more and buying vintage.
I'm personally rooting for Vinted to reach the top spot... source: LinkedIn
Just wanted to share these important and kind of cringe updates with everyone. Instagram’s crackdown on unoriginal content and YouTube’s AI chat & watch feature. Every platform launched somewhat questionable updates… but there are some useful features in testing.
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👀 it’s the best decision… right?
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Last year, this campaign used the same art direction of two connecting dots, but the tone was more humorous. In 2026, it’s more emotional… right?
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Same same, but different… I mean, overall, the campaign art direction makes more sense for Jeep.