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25 Aussie TikTok creators brands should know in 2025

Sprout Social

With nearly 9 million active Aussie users (including 38% of the population over 18), TikTok is one of the fastest-moving brand networks, but finding the right creators can be tricky. With TikTok’s format encouraging authentic, creative content, brands can reach audiences naturally—key for communicating with Australian audiences.

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New brands burst into celebrity influencer space

Martech

Almost a third of brands signing deals with influencers over the last 12 months had no such deals in 2023 or 2022 according to tracking by sports and entertainment intelligence platform SponsorUnited. Brands are constantly seeking the next big, untapped voice — and today, that’s almost always an influencer.”

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How to master social media for retail in the UK

Sprout Social

In today’s ever-changing retail landscape, brands are divided into two groups. Those who see social media marketing as a key part of their customer engagement strategy and those who view it as a nice to have. In a 2022 report, it was found that 78% of consumers in the UK have upped their social media usage in the past year.

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How to inflation-proof your marketing in 2025

Martech

year over year the weakest pace since December 2022 businesses are feeling the pressure. Inflation-proofing your marketing isn’t about cutting back it’s about moving forward with precision. To maximize impact with minimal spend, consider strategic influencer partnerships. Simply cutting costs won’t cut it.

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Are these email subject lines deceptive, clever copywriting or bad data at work?

Martech

Your emails reflect on your brand, and customers don’t do business with brands they don’t trust. A 2022 Gartner study found that 30.4% They could tarnish not only your brands name but also email marketing as a channel. But they all come from brands I did subscribe to and which I even sometimes buy from.

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How social media changed the sports marketing game

Sprout Social

It’s consumers who have changed what sports marketing looks like by putting their engagement and dollars behind female, para, BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ athletes, and athletes from a wide range of sport backgrounds. Which expands the opportunities for brands and athletes alike. They are athletes and students first, not influencers.

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If I could double your email revenue, would you listen to me?

Martech

That is disappointing but not a surprise, given that companies pulled way back on marketing as the pandemic took hold but bounced back to 9.5% Why take money from some fun place, like influencer marketing and add it to something that works well enough without it? You can send a bad email and still make money.

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