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TLDR MARKETING 2025-06-20

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02STRATEGIES & TACTICS

THE ABCS OF NOTION'S B2C2B INFLUENCER STRATEGY

Notion's B2C2B influencer strategy focuses on creator-led storytelling to drive adoption from individuals to teams. The Notion team uses tools like Archive to identify creators who already use the product, making campaigns feel authentic and relevant. Briefs are designed to highlight clear a-ha moments that showcase utility and ease of use. LinkedIn plays a key role by encouraging discussion and extending reach while also serving as a channel for community engagement and social listening.

milkkarten.net6 min read

LINKEDIN VIDEO STRATEGY: BECOMING A RESPECTED INDUSTRY LEADER

Native video on LinkedIn is outperforming text posts in reach and engagement as users seek content that feels authentic and personal. Marketers are using video to demonstrate expertise, build trust, and highlight team knowledge across key topics. A structured approach that includes thoughtful planning, quality recording, strategic editing, and repurposing helps scale impact while reinforcing brand credibility.

socialmediaexaminer.com8 min read

03RESOURCES & TOOLS

THE AI SEARCH CONTENT OPTIMIZATION CHECKLIST (GOOGLE SHEET)

Optimizing content for AI search requires focusing on chunk-level retrieval by making sections independently clear and well-structured. Content with concise summaries and a factual tone should be easy to synthesize. Earning citations demands accurate, up-to-date claims and clear authority signals like authorship and sources. Covering topics broadly and deeply through clusters improves relevance. Supporting multimodal content and ensuring crawlability for AI bots is also essential.

docs.google.com

23 SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT TYPES TO BREAK THE BORING CONTENT CYCLE

This guide covers different types of social media content beyond typical memes and videos. It includes AI-enhanced formats and immersive experiences. The guide explains what works best on each platform, when and why to use each format, how AI tools can speed up content creation, and offers examples, tips, and ideas.

socialpilot.co18 min read

04MISCELLANEOUS

WHAT NEW MARKETING LEADERS GET WRONG—AND HOW TO FIX THESE MANAGEMENT MISTAKES

First-time marketing leaders often derail their credibility by either clinging too tightly to the work or detaching too quickly from their team. Four major mistakes are common: defaulting to random acts of marketing instead of high-impact work, failing to delegate effectively, neglecting coaching and mentoring, and ignoring internal marketing. Leaders should model prioritization using frameworks like KPO (Key Performance, Projects, and Ops) goals and delegate clearly using review tiers and project briefs. Coaching requires intentional time and tools like traffic light frameworks to focus energy where it matters most. Marketing leaders must regularly educate the rest of the company on what marketing does and why it matters.

newsletter.mkt1.co13 min read

SCENES FROM THE MOMA: PIVOTAL MOMENTS AND TAKEAWAYS FROM VISIONS NYC

Brands today are being challenged to balance cultural timing with emotional resonance. Creators like Andrew Huang and Dami Lee are using data and digital tools while staying grounded in human connection. Platforms such as Roblox and Apple Vision Pro offer immersive, community-driven storytelling opportunities. Others are turning inward to shape reality itself. Meditation expert Luca Del Deo introduced tulpamancy, the practice of creating vivid imaginary companions with agency, as a lens for internal worldbuilding.

futurecommerce.com7 min read

WHY IS OUR ADVERTISING TO THE ELDERLY JUST SO OLD-FASHIONED?

Advertising aimed at older audiences continues to rely on outdated stereotypes, often portraying aging through extremes such as frailty or exaggerated vitality. This approach ignores the complexity and diversity of how people experience life beyond 55. While some are planning retirement or managing health changes, many are still building careers, caring for family members, staying physically active, and pursuing new passions. These consumers express frustration at being reduced to ads for stairlifts, wills, or funeral services that do not reflect their lifestyle or self-image. Instead, they want to see relatable depictions that mirror the full spectrum of later life.

thedrum.com8 min read