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Daily Edition · Page 9

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

NEWS & TRENDS

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DISCOVERABILITY IS THE GAMING INDUSTRY'S "ACHILLES' HEEL," MARKETING SURVEY FINDS

Bastion's G2M Video Games Marketing Survey shows that discoverability is the biggest challenge for publishers and developers. 94.4% of respondents expect it to remain their top issue this year. Despite 63.9% of companies having over a decade of publishing experience, most have marketing teams of only 1-5 people, and just 36.1% believe their current budget is adequate. Budgets are tightening, and companies are shifting strategies, with many finding organic influencer marketing as the most effective channel and paid media as the least effective.

gamesindustry.biz · 2 min

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HOW TO MARKET ON REDDIT: WHY BRANDS FAIL AND HOW TO SUCCEED

With over 110M daily users, Reddit rewards genuine contributions and punishes anything staged. It's a trust-based economy where recommendations carry real weight. Brands like 1Password have succeeded by building communities and engaging transparently, while others face backlash for inauthentic tactics. Successful brands are led by people who understand internet culture, value transparency over control, and engage in unscripted conversations.

marketergems.com · 3 min

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VIBE MARKETING STATISTICS – GROWTH & USAGE TRENDS

Searches for “vibe marketing” rose 686% in the past year, and nearly 47% of Fortune 500 companies now use it. VIBE stands for Velocity, Identity, Boundaryless, and Emotions first. Velocity means moving at cultural speed, Identity aligns campaigns with who consumers want to be, Boundaryless blends brand and product into a seamless experience, and Emotions first focuses on triggering specific feelings before crafting messages.

demandsage.com · 6 min

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IS YOUR FAVORITE SOCIAL MEDIA SITCOM ACTUALLY A MARKETING CAMPAIGN?

Bilt created the scripted series “Roomies” as a marketing campaign without featuring its brand in the first nine episodes. It has drawn 3.2M combined views on Instagram and TikTok without paid promotion. The company used a separate account for the show to align with social algorithms and avoid overtly promotional content. Bilt plans to eventually integrate its partners, such as Barry's gym, into the storyline. Other brands like Alexis Bittar, InStyle, and Sephora are also using episodic social content to connect with audiences, with some reporting strong community response and product sales tied to their series.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 3 min

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BRAND ADVERTISING ON NEWS SITES ISN'T RISKY, IT'S ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY

Roughly 80M US adults closely follow the news, making them a highly desirable audience for advertisers. Studies show “news junkies” have 16 percentage points higher purchase intent than the general population and stronger trust and favorability toward brands. Yet many advertisers avoid news sites due to outdated brand safety fears, missing out on a demographic that includes most business leaders. Evidence shows ads in news perform just as well as those placed in entertainment, sports, or lifestyle content.

usatoday.com · 4 min

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