Facebook faces the question of how reliable that revenue is, and creators face the question of how much they should rely on Facebook for revenue.
July 10, 2019

Happy Wednesday. We've made it to the midway point of the week. From how Facebook is wooing video creators as a reliable source of revenue to Instagram's new tools to curb bad behavior, read today's top stories. See more below.

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Publishing on Facebook
Facebook faces the question of how reliable that revenue is, and creators face the question of how much they should rely on Facebook for revenue.
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Marketing on Instagram
Instagram users having healthier experiences helps advertisers by making them feel less guilty for pouring their ad dollars into a hate-filled platform.
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Every year some of the biggest names in the ad industry take the stage at Cannes Lions — the international festival for creativity — to share insights, inspiration and learnings, and 2019 was no exception.
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Marketing on Platforms
CBD may be a booming business — in recent years, brands have added CBD to everything from makeup to petcare; by 2024, BDS Analytics estimates that CBD sales will be more than $20 billion in the U.S. But advertising CBD products isn’t easy.
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It’s normal for digital marketers to feel overwhelmed when dealing with the challenges that can come with a major launch, but when armed with the right tools and know-how to combat the most common obstacles, your team can set sail without a hitch.
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Modern Retail
Pinterest has developed a reputation for being a top-of-the-funnel advertising platform. It’s the place where customers go to when they’re first starting to research  a product, not after they’ve already decided what set of luggage or sneakers they want to buy. Pinterest sees that as an advantage for digitally-native brands. But that also presents a challenge – because Pinterest users are just beginning to research products, they often take longer to actually buy than users acquired through other platforms.
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Subscriptions
Legacy news publishers including McClatchy, Gatehouse and The Dallas Morning News have been adapting their sports-only paid subscription products now that pent-up demand has subsided.
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Publishing on Facebook
“That is of no big surprise that someone like Spiegel is ‘trustworthy’. The big question is the impact on reach and monetization for publishers.”
Modern Newsroom
In this week's episode of Digiday's podcast, editor-in-chief Brian Morrissey sits down with GQ's Will Welch to discuss the new GQ, the evolving role of a magazine editor and the cultural shift taking place in men's fashion.
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