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April 3-7. 2023
Marketing New You Can Use 📥
(April 3rd to April 7th)
Top 3 Stories of the Week!
Creatopy Releases Digital Advertising Report that Reveals Large Optimism in AI 🤖
Summary:
According to Creatopy's digital advertising research, 60.5% of advertisers experienced an increase in revenue for their businesses in 2022, and 70.5% saw their ad budgets increase in 2023.
69% of advertisers intend to test out new channels, and 68.5% are positive about this year.
The most popular option this year is anticipated to be display advertising, followed by social, video, and search ads.
The survey discovered that 44.5% and 44% of advertisers, respectively, aim to employ AI for scripts and text.
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ChillChamp
Glenwee Launches the Most Comprehensive Influencer Fan Insight Tool 🛠️
Summary:
Glenwee now offers the most thorough audience review tool on the market.
Glewee is the simplest and fastest all-in-one influencer marketing network.
Brands and agencies now have unmatched access to precise demographic information on an influencer's audience across a variety of parameters, including age, gender, location, hobbies, and more, thanks to Audience Insights.
The application provides a seamless experience for evaluating the efficacy and potential of brand partnerships and influencer collaborations.
To read the full article click here ⚡️

Forbes
TikTok Ad Revenue Remains Strong Even as the Threats of a Potential Ban Loom 📱
Summary:
Despite the prospect of the United States banning the app, many corporations are boosting their expenditure on TikTok advertising.
During March, TikTok advertising increased by 11%, according to information from the app analytics company Sensor Tower.
Major brands including Pepsi, DoorDash, Amazon, and Apple were among those promoting.
The rise in advertising expenditures shows that businesses are not concerned that the well-liked app would soon quit functioning.
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