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Daily Edition · Page 7

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

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WHY EXPERTS SAY WE DON'T NEED WARNING LABELS FOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS

Dr. Vivek Murthy, Surgeon General of the United States, has proposed warning labels for social media due to its supposed impact on teenagers' mental health. However, experts argue that social media should be understood rather than feared. The science on social media's harmful effects is not settled, with critics emphasizing the lack of consistent evidence linking social media to poorer mental health. Murthy cites studies showing adolescents who use social media heavily are more prone to anxiety and depression, but newer research indicates it can also improve mood.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 3 min

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WHY ADVERTISERS PAY MORE TO REACH VIEWERS WHO WATCH LESS

A new study found that viewers' income and likelihood of buying a product were not factors that determined how much it costs to reach them — it's how active they are on the platforms where the ads run. More active audiences command a lower advertising price per impression, while groups that don't tune in as often cost a premium to advertise to. As a result, TV advertisers pay more to reach young men who watch TV infrequently and pay less to reach women and older groups, whereas on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, older audiences can be more expensive to reach. This scarcity factor explains why broadcast and cable advertising revenue largely held steady from 2014 to 2019, even as more people moved over to streaming services.

phys.org · 3 min

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5 LOVABLE SALES COPY TECHNIQUES: HOW OATLY SELLS WITHOUT BEING PUSHY

A case study on Oatly's effective sales copy. Paint a picture of how the product improves customers' lives, beyond the surface-level benefits. Use the same natural writing voice as you use in a blog post so it doesn't come off as salesy. Address objections directly with facts rather than ignoring them. Use conversational words like “we,” “I”, and “you.” Make readers feel good by inviting them in and creating a subtle sense of belonging.

enchantingmarketing.com · 6 min

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DISRUPTION STORIES: ENGAGING NARRATIVES THAT DRIVE QUALIFIED LEADS

A disruption story clearly outlines the most fundamental pain points your business was created to solve and how you solve them. Unlike typical top-of-funnel content, a disruption story provides the opportunity to sell your product or service, while also creating internal alignment on the core value props of the business. This article walks through how to create one that includes an overarching narrative, an attention-grabbing title, and a captivating introduction.

growandconvert.com · 14 min

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A ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY

Amanda Natividad, VP of Marketing at audience research startup SparkToro, grew her X following to 100K and LinkedIn following to 43K using an 80/20 content strategy focused on marketing and personal interests. She advises to target platforms where your audience is active, use tools like SparkToro for insights, and align content with user intent. Concentrate on one platform until it gains traction, engage with influential accounts in your niche, and ensure your bio clearly communicates your expertise and content focus. Repurpose successful content for other platforms while avoiding burnout.

sparktoro.com · 6 min

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6 FRICTION POINTS BETWEEN PRODUCT MANAGERS AND PRODUCT MARKETERS

This article identifies six key areas of friction between Product Managers (PMs) and Product Marketers (PMMs) and offers examples and tactics to address them. Common issues include role ownership, involvement in product strategy, launch date changes, performative jargon from PMMs, ICP misalignment, and GTM disconnects. Solutions to avoid these friction points include demarcating the swimlanes, changing the definition of shipping, and introducing PMMs earlier in the process.

aatir.substack.com · 10 min

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