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Daily Edition · Page 9

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

TLDR Marketing

TLDR Marketing

THE CREATOR ECONOMY: MAKING DOLLARS AND SENSE OUT OF SOCIAL PARTNERSHIPS

Driven by increased digital content consumption and the mainstreaming of online culture, the creator economy is currently valued at $250 billion and is projected to hit $500 billion by 2027. Influencer marketing has proven highly effective, with 92% of marketers reporting that creator-led content outperforms organic brand content. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok dominate creator partnerships, while LinkedIn and Snapchat offer growing opportunities for niche audiences. AI is streamlining influencer discovery and content creation, making it easier for brands to manage partnerships and improve content quality. Moving forward, brands are shifting toward co-creating products with creators, expanding beyond social media content to build deeper, long-term consumer trust.

sproutsocial.com · 10 min

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7 WINNING A/B TESTS THAT FEEL ILLEGAL TO KNOW

A 4-year study of 150,000 A/B tests showed that most optimizations fail, with clarity consistently outperforming conventional best practices. Companies like Brex improved conversion by removing trust-building elements like customer logos, which unintentionally caused doubt or distraction. Direct copy, single-message layouts, and simpler user journeys were more effective than emotional appeals or social proof. The study found that eliminating or reducing carousels and using neutral phrasing on CTAs drove better results.

marketingideas.com · 3 min

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HOW TO DIVIDE SALES AND MARKETING BUDGET IN B2B: BENCHMARKS AND INSIGHTS

Sales often gets more budget because it is directly tied to revenue, but overspending on sales without enough marketing support can hurt pipeline growth. The general rule is to allocate 30% of the combined sales and marketing budget to marketing, though this varies based on company size, contract value, and growth rates. Smaller companies and fast-growing companies often spend more on marketing, while companies with higher contract values allocate more to sales. It's important to use the 30% rule as a starting point but adjust the ratio based on company-specific factors.

carilu.com · 3 min

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BEYOND BLUESKY: THESE ARE THE APPS BUILDING SOCIAL EXPERIENCES ON THE AT PROTOCOL

Beyond Bluesky, there are dozens of apps built on the AT Protocol that are redefining the social web. New tools like Pinksky (a classic Instagram clone), SkyFeed (a no-code feed builder), and Smoke Signal (an Eventbrite alternative) demonstrate a shift toward modular, user-driven platforms. The movement prioritizes open standards, discoverability, and creator control over content and data.

techcrunch.com · 7 min

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