Hi and welcome to Insider Advertising for May 14. I'm senior advertising reporter Lauren Johnson, and here's what's going on:
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- Facebook advertisers feel Apple's hit.
- IPG wants to help CMOs build personal brands.
- Olivia Jade's influencer strategy.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Apple's recent privacy changes are already wreaking havoc on Facebook advertisers, and ad buyers are scrambling to manage the disruptions
- Some Facebook advertisers say their ad campaigns are taking a hit in the wake of Apple's privacy changes, Tanya Dua reported.
- Some of Facebook's most widely used ad tools like Ads Manager and its Audience Network are affected.
- Advertisers are mitigating the impact by targeting bigger audiences and using new measurement techniques.
Read the story.
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IPG's CMO consultancy is creating a new division geared at helping marketers boost their own brands
- Black Glass, IPG's CMO consultancy, is creating a new division to help CMOs build their personal brands, Tanya reported.
- It comes as CMOs' average tenure continues to decline.
- The service will let CMOs tap marketing pros like Ally's Andrea Brimmer and Verizon's Diego Scotti.
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Actress Lori Loughlin (L) and Social Media Personality Olivia Jade Giannulli (R) attend the PrettyLittleThing by Kourtney Kardashian launch party on October 25, 2017 in Los Angeles, California.
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How Olivia Jade is rebuilding her influencer business after the college admissions scandal
- Olivia Jade has been rebuilding her influencer business in recent months, Sydney Bradley reported.
- She's been regularly posting on social media, working with brands, and doing affiliate marketing.
- Her return comes after her parents were jailed for their involvement the college admissions scandal.
Read the story.
More stories we're reading:
- Apple engineer leaves company after employees speak out about his 'misogynistic' past comments (Insider)
- WarnerMedia wants to grow HBO Max by introducing ads and expanding it internationally. Here are the 7 product execs leading the effort. (Insider)
- Amazon is hiring 75,000 workers with starting pay of more than $17 and $1,000 signing bonuses – plus another $100 for proof of vaccination (Insider)
- Disney slides after streaming subscriptions come up short (Bloomberg)
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