Blog - We Are Social USA

thought leadership

What will social look like in the next 10 years?

Our Co-Founder and Group CEO, Nathan McDonald looks at how he sees social media evolving over the next 10 years.

We are a global agency.

We deliver world-class creative ideas with forward-thinking brands.

We believe in people, not platforms.

We believe in the power of social insight to drive business value. We call this social thinking.

thought leadership

How consumer data is shaping creative

Head of Editorial, Charlie Cottrell examines the increasing complex world of consumer data and how creative can work to get the balance right.

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mashup

We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #434

LinkedIn finally rolls out video live streaming service, Reddit adds more performance tools - and more. The latest social media news in our Monday Mashup

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thought leadership

The implications of Facebook's messaging app integration

Strategy Director, Caroline Lucas-Garner shares her thoughts on Facebook's plans to integrate its three messaging apps and what it could mean for users.

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mashup

We Are Social's Monday Mashup #433

Facebook allows Pages to participate in Groups, Facebook Messenger adds unsend feature, Instagram adds IGTV previews to feed and more.

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thought leadership

How brands can get dark social right

R&I Director, André van Loon sheds light on the perplexing world of Dark Social and shares his wisdom on how brands can make the most of messaging apps.

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We Are Social’s Monday Mashup #432

Snapchat considers making snaps permanent, Reddit launches performance-based ads - and more. The latest social media news in our Monday Mashup.

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Special reports

Digital 2019: Global Internet Use Accelerates

Simon Kemp shares the key findings from our Global Digital in 2019 report, created in partnership with Hootsuite.

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thought leadership

What marketers can learn about taking a stand from Gillette

UK CEO, Jim Coleman looks at how brands can stand up for societal issues online, and effectively prepare for any backlash, in light of Gillette's recent ad.