The increasing internet speeds and better access to internet-enabled devices has also aided growth of CTV.
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India’s influencer marketing industry to reach Rs 2,200 crore by 2025
Instagram is most used by content creators, who are leveraging content formats such as reels to expand their reach. Around 36.9% of brands rely on Instagram for their dedicated influencer marketing efforts. YouTube, has 20.6% of brands relying on long-form video content on the platform. Facebook continues to be popular, with 18.7% of brands using it for influencer marketing.
How Indians make online shopping decisions during Diwali
Key highlights from Twitter’s #LetsTalkShop report.
Nestle enters direct-to-consumer space, launches D2C platform MyNestle
With MyNestle, the company joins other FMCG majors in launching D2C offerings. Nestle’s Global Board has strongly supported the direction to accelerate investment focus in India.
CMO to CEO: Companies are betting on marketers to lead brands and business
Marketing and sales executives have business acumen and they are directly dealing with the clients/consumers which helps them in leading companies.
From window shoppers to hardcore gamers, Indian users are ready to spend on gaming
As gaming grows in India, users are opening up to the idea of spending money on games for better experiences.
Mondelez India appoints Nitin Saini as Vice President, Marketing
Nitin Saini takes over from Anil Viswanathan who was promoted as MD of Mondelez Vietnam
Friends of ex-Balaji Telefilms COO Zulfiqar Khan start petition to bring him home
Khan’s friend Rajiv Dubey started a petition urging the PM to intervene and help find the executive who disappeared in Kenya.
With Flipverse, Flipkart brings shopping into the metaverse
Flipkart has already tied up with around 20 brands for Flipverse. Some of the brands on the list are Colgate, Lavie, Noise, Puma, Noise, Nivea, Tokyo Talkies, Campus, VIP, Ajmal Perfumes, Himalaya and Butterfly India.
AU Bank ad controversy: How brands can navigate the minefield of public sentiment online
Brands like AU Bank have found themselves in trouble for hurting sentiments of certain sections of society. But what happens after the dust settles?