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The Future of Sports Fandom | How brands can engage sports fans in 2022 and beyond

We Are Social Sport explore the five key shifts they've seen among fans that’ll keep sports marketers at the top of their game.

WHAT THE TIKTOK-IFICATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS MEANS FOR YOUR BRAND

AU Editorial Director, Sarah Macrae, unpacks the cultural impact of TikTok and explains what brands can learn from copycat features.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #591

Instagram is testing turning all video content into Reels, Snapchat launches paid subscription, and more in our Monday Mashup.

What queer Instagram can teach us about building community: Why brands should be more gay

As Pride months draws to a close, Senior Editor Suky Stroud explores what brands can learn about community from the queer community on social.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #590

Twitter's closed caption toggle is available on iOS and Android, Snapchat launches mentorship programme for Black Creators, and more in our Monday Mashup.

ISLANDER INSIGHTS – WHAT BRANDS CAN LEARN FROM LOVE ISLAND

Everyone’s favourite British dating show is back for a summer of love, brand deals and popcorn-eating, eyes-peeling, anticipation-building DRAMA. Ten new singles have entered the Love Island villa, hoping to win the hearts of the nation over the course of a six-to-eight week long series. Love Island is a cultural phenomenon in the UK, with […]

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #589

New parental controls come to Instagram, YouTube introduces 'corrections' and more, in our Monday Mashup.

When did ‘authentic’ become an art direction?

ECD Simon Richings, explores the rise of pseudo-authenticity and how brands attempting to simulate ‘realness’ can end up with phony baloney that consumers see right through.

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #588

Instagram lets you pin posts or Reels to your profile, TikTok adds screen-time controls, and more in our weekly roundup.

What Pride means to me

Pride is upon us, and as celebrations get underway, we wanted to get a better understanding about what Pride means to some of our LGBTQIA+ team members from across the globe.