Hello there,
At Digiday our focus is on creating original, valuable and deeply-reported journalism you won’t find anywhere else. Digiday+ provides members with access to a range of additional content and features including original research, exclusive analysis and insight from Digiday editors, Digiday magazine, early access to Digiday content and a lot more.
I noticed you regularly open our emails, but have yet to become a Digiday+ member. We now offer a range of membership options, and we hope you’ll find one that’s right for you and give Digiday+ membership a try today.
Here’s a taste of what you can expect from your membership:
Unlimited access to all of our daily Digiday stories, such as Max Willens’ recent look at how Verizon is pivoting its publishing strategy to focus on e-commerce, and Kristina Monllos’ examination of how influencer marketing deals are becoming increasingly performance-focused.
Exclusive insight from Digiday editors, including this look at howInsider Inc is preparing for life after the third-party cookie by Jessica Davies, and this piece on how the local TV ad market is racing to automate itself ahead of next year’s election by Tim Peterson.
The Rundown, which goes beyond the headlines to provide commentary and analysis from Digiday editors on the issues industry insiders and decision makers are really talking about. Last week, we published a reality check on the notion that consumers suddenly “hate” advertising.
Premium research based on unique data collected from publishers, agency and brand insiders. Our latest full-length research report delved into the tense relationship between publishers and platforms, and examined where publishers should focus their efforts if they expect to make money from Facebook, Snapchat and other platform partners. Other recent highlights have included new data on what functions marketers are moving in-house, and what revenue streams publishers are prioritizing in 2020.
Digiday magazine: Each quarter, Digiday magazine takes a step beyond our daily coverage to examine the broader cultural forces affecting the media and marketing industries. For our next issue, we'll be looking at the changing nature of work, and how it might impact those in the media, marketing and retail sectors in the years ahead.
Invitations to Digiday events including live podcasts, networking nights and more. Recent member events have included live podcast recordings and networking events with BBC News and Vox.
Feel free to reply to this email with any questions, and we look forward to having you as part of the Digiday+ community.
Brian Morrissey
President & Editor-in-Chief
