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Daily Edition · Page 7

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

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GIPHY UNVEILS TREND FORECAST FOR 2025

Verbose language is making a comeback. Words like "lugubriousness" and "capacious" are gaining popularity. Group chat slang is also on the rise. Terms like "gm chat" and "hey chat" are defining how Gen Z communicates. Millennial slang is fading. Searches for terms like "ijbol" and "aura" are growing. Viral animal influencers are taking over. A smoking duck and a dancing raccoon are leading the way. Nostalgia for the early 2000s is strong, with people searching for "digital camera" and "hopecore."

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 2 min

TLDR Marketing

TEMU'S AGGRESSIVE AD SPEND FUELS POPULARITY IN WESTERN MARKETS, AT A COST

Temu, owned by PPD Holdings, is the most downloaded app in the US App Store due to aggressive pricing and ad spending, including $2 billion on Meta ads in 2023. Despite losing $7 per order and 94% of surveyed users not trusting it, Temu continues to grow, leading app rankings in markets like the US, UK, Germany, and Spain. It has faced criticism, including allegations of forced labor and data mishandling, but its heavy promotions, such as $15 million in giveaways, sustain its rise. Temu's performance in the US serves as a testing ground for refining its strategy.

warc.com · 2 min

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WHEN FASTER DELIVERIES BACKFIRE

Research shows that faster-than-expected deliveries in ecommerce increase product returns. For every day a delivery arrives early, return rates rise by 3.8%, with new customers seeing a 4.26% increase per early day. High-priced items are more likely to be returned, while popular ones are less affected. The effect stems from cognitive dissonance; rapid deliveries leave buyers doubting their decisions. To reduce returns, retailers should provide accurate delivery windows, offer slower shipping options, and send post-purchase communications emphasizing product benefits.

app.sciencesays.com · 3 min

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WHY MOST MARKETERS ARE USING AI WRONG (AND HOW TO FIX IT)

To use AI effectively, there are 3 key principles that distinguish strategic use from mere experimentation. First, skill is essential - different AI models should be orchestrated for specific tasks, much like a conductor leads an orchestra. Second, AI's true value comes from asking the right questions, not just finding answers. Lastly, AI should be applied to complex areas like segmentation, targeting, and positioning, where it can deliver the most impactful results.

marketingweek.com · 6 min

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2025 SOCIAL MEDIA, CONTENT, AND CREATOR PREDICTIONS

Social media is expected to see a shift toward episodic, mid-form storytelling, interactive content, and the standardization of in-house content creators. TikTok's future remains uncertain, but its potential ban could lead to TikTokers transitioning to YouTube. Instagram and YouTube Shorts are poised for growth, with LinkedIn evolving into a more casual and interactive space. There's a rising focus on creative consistency and SEO-rich captions, while brands risk over-prioritizing Gen Z and neglecting Millennials. Employee-generated content and ghostwritten personal brands are likely to flop, but executive branding will thrive, especially among underrepresented leaders.

futuresocial.beehiiv.com · 11 min

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USING REDDIT FOR MARKETING: WE RESEARCHED SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO

Reddit boasts over 100,000 subreddits, offering marketers unmatched audience targeting opportunities. Its unique culture rewards authenticity, with 90% of users trusting the platform for learning about brands and products. Brands like Semrush and Chevrolet successfully leveraged Reddit's niche communities to drive engagement and awareness, while others like EA Games have failed and attracted criticism.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 9 min

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