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Lauren Jung shared thisSo proud of this team!Lauren Jung shared thisWe are nominated for a Webby 🏆 For UNIQLO FW24: Built to Go Viral. And It Did. This work was built differently. Not as a one-off campaign, but as a creator-led system designed to move through culture and drive real momentum. A campaign built to travel. A system designed to scale. Creative that earns attention...and converts it. We’re proud to be nominated alongside some of the best in the industry and even more proud of the thinking behind the work. If you’ve got 10 seconds, we’d love your support: 👉 Vote here: https://lnkd.in/ewicAieP Every vote truly makes a difference. And if you’re open to sharing, we’d appreciate it.
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Lauren Jung shared thisWe were nominated for a Webby Award!! I would be thrilled if you can go in and vote! You just sign in with Gmail. It takes 2 seconds. :) Here's the voting link https://lnkd.in/giDjPD4p !
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Lauren Jung shared thisI'm so excited about this project that our team has put together (and is continuing to expand upon). #influencingthecurve is a pro bono campaign that we've been running on Instagram for the last few weeks. To date, more than 100 posts have gone live under this hashtag. We've had more than 40 influencers participate, and another 120 who are ready to post in the next week or two. We've received a truly overwhelming response from our influencer community, and we couldn't be more pleased to be a part of this movement to help flatten the curve. We'd love for anyone who wants to participate to use the hashtag and/or give us a follow on Instagram https://lnkd.in/dym4VXY :) Stay safe!Lauren Jung shared thisHey... so have you joined the Influencing the Curve campaign? 🦄 We created Influencing the Curve (on Instagram @influencingthecurve), a campaign committed to sharing facts, stats, and real stories from the global community about the impact COVID-19 is having on families & businesses. Any person, brand, or nonprofit can participate. TO JOIN... Just add #influencingthecurve + @influencingthecurve to your relevant post, and we may feature your post on our pages. If you want more info about this campaign, click the link to check out the campaign page for Influencing the Curve to get a better idea of what this push is all about. #covid19 #coronavirus #marketing #agencylife #influenceragency #influencermarketingplatform https://hubs.ly/H0pQgWZ0
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Lauren Jung shared thisLauren Jung shared thisBOOKMARK & SHARE. #influencers #socialmedia #marketing #influencermarketing So.... We did a little twist on the holiday gift guide. Every one of the products in THIS gift guide is from an influencer-owned brand, is influencer merchandise, or an influencer collab. https://hubs.ly/H0mc3-Y0
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Lauren Jung shared thisLauren Jung shared thisHow to Future-Proof Your Brand’s Online Reputation http://ed.gr/bztpg
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Lauren Jung shared thisPart 2 of our CBD posts! If you're curious. These two articles have EVERYTHING (and probably more) than you'd ever need to know about CBD and marketing for these products.Lauren Jung shared thisThe #cannabisbusiness is definitely in a rapid-growth stage right now. But while legislators try to decide what the rules of engagement should be, CBD brands are facing a huge problem - blanket restrictions on how they can market to current and future #cbd buyers. Here's the fix: Your customers are #socialmedia users, and the most effective way to reach targeted segments of your customer base is with #influencermarketing - partnering with influential social media users who can honestly say they love your product. In this post, we lay out the basics of how #cannabis brands can structure influencer campaigns to achieve specific #marketing goals. #business #startups https://hubs.ly/H0k8wFD0
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Lauren Jung shared thisA really fun B2S infographic!!Lauren Jung shared thisIt's the second most wonderful time of the year - back to school time. Wonderful because the kids go back to school... and wonderful because it's the second biggest retail event of the year, projected to top more than $80B in U.S. sales alone this year. ABOUT THIS INFOGRAPHIC We put together more than 150 data points and crafted them into a series of info-packed visual masterpieces that will tell you just about everything you want to know about back-to-school shopping habits. Anything that isn't data is a recommended marketing strategy to help you ROCK your B2S sales and marketing over these next few weeks. #sales #marketing #socialmedia #infographics #marketingstrategies #influencermarketing https://hubs.ly/H0jVL2N02024 Back to School Spending + Marketing [INFOGRAPHIC] | The Shelf2024 Back to School Spending + Marketing [INFOGRAPHIC] | The Shelf
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisReflecting on my journey with CallRevu and my transition into the automotive industry, I am grateful for this chapter of my career. Coming from the technology sector, I knew very little about the nuances of the auto dealership business when I first started. Navigating a new industry can be daunting, but I was fortunate to join a team that made that transition seamless. From day one, everyone at CallRevu has been ready to step up, share their expertise, and help me grow. Looking back at what makes this team exceptional, three things stand out: 1. An Obsession with Customer Success: The dedication to our clients is unmatched. Every day, the team goes above and beyond to ensure our dealership partners are positioned for success. 2. Innovative Solutions: We don't just keep up with industry trends; we set them. I am proud to work alongside a team that continuously pushes the boundaries to build the best, most advanced technology solutions in the automotive space. 3. Amazing Leadership: Great culture starts at the top. The guidance, vision, and support from our leadership team have been a constant source of inspiration and empowerment. Thank you to the entire CallRevu family for the warm welcome, the shared knowledge, and the continuous drive to excel. I am excited for what’s ahead as we keep optimizing, innovating, and driving results together! #AutomotiveIndustry #TechInnovation #CustomerSuccess #Leadership #CallRevu #TechToAuto
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisToday I'm announcing HyperContent.AI I'm at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity this week, in the room with the leading media companies from around the world. And the problem has never been more visible. Traditional media is in freefall. News sites have lost 12 percentage points of audience in five years. Social, video, and tech platforms have taken them. The problem isn't the stories. The journalism is world-class. It's the shape those stories are trapped in. HyperContent.AI transforms the content media teams already have into the experiences that feed-first audiences actually use. Same story. Different shape. Without changing the way your team works today. The product is live. We're running proofs of concept with publishers right now. If you're a premium media company and this is your problem, I want to talk pilots. Meet your audience where they actually live. https://lnkd.in/g6W4d6eG
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisHonored to celebrate an Audience Honor at the Shorty Awards with Weekday. This campaign pushed us to think differently about how a brand world translates through creator storytelling, and seeing audiences connect with it made the recognition even more meaningful. The road ahead feels even more exciting. Grateful for the partnership, the team collaboration, and the creative vision we’re building toward together.
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisWhat we heard at Social Media Week What it actually means for brands 👇 Thanks to Elizabeth H. and Cara Duffy for capturing the best of it! #socialmediaweek ADWEEK #influencermarketing
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisToday we crossed $25M in ARR at Buffer, a significant milestone for us 🎉 This one has extra meaning for me because now that we're above $25M we're closer to $30M than we are to $20M. This comes after spending literally ~8 years around that $20M number. You see, at Buffer we've had a very unconventional path to this $25M milestone. This isn't your typical up-and-to-the-right success story. Our path from $20M to $25M included a detour of declining back to $18M while we found ourselves and recommitted to our mission, customers, and values. Here's the journey we've been on: It took us 5.5 years to reach $10M Another 3 years to reach $20M Another 6 years to reach $20M.. again 🎢 😅 Just 15 months to reach $25M 🎉 It's been a wild and at times very challenging journey, but I wouldn't change a thing, because we've never felt stronger as a company and this is reflected in our trajectory to $25M. If fact we only just crossed $24M two months ago. We have a ton of good stuff coming to existing and new customers in the coming months. We're using our growth and success to make Buffer the most simple, powerful and generous product we can.
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisWhat a long, strange (startup) trip it's been. I barely remember writing the most opened email of all time to 23 million BestBuy.com customers straight out of North Dakota State University + Auckland University of Technology. Then building my first startup SocialEarth with Erik + Naiomi, bringing "social entrepreneurship" into the mainstream and winning multiple awards for our solution journalism. After selling SocialEarth, we started Storefront, "Airbnb for Retail" the NYT called it. We moved from Minnesota to San Francisco with 3 days notice, went through AngelPad with $0 in our bank accounts, and lived in a 1BR with 4 founders and no furniture. Our customers ranged from Kanye West to Nike and we built to $120M GMV with $10M from Spark Capital, MDV, Nas, and Gary Vaynerchuk. After selling Storefront, Christine Tsai invited me to join 500 Startups as an EIR, then run accelerator programs with the infamous Marvin Liao: 10 programs in SF, Saudi, and Moscow, 220+ startups, thousands of founders coached. I had found my calling. I loved the work. And my tribe. <3 to Arjun, Clayton, Andrea, Sheel, Carl, Louise, Oskar, René, and so many other kind founders and investors I met along the way. You changed my life. After marrying my soul partner in life Dany Pollock (we met on a blind double date at the Cheesecake Factory when we were 18/19), we bought a one-way ticket around the world for 2 years across 60 countries, with stints at Google for Startups (ty Amrit) and Swiss Contact along the way. During lockdown I co-wrote a children's book with my whole family (Stay at Home, Dog), then built a pre-ChatGPT CTO.ai with Kyle and Gail (ty for the intro Chris). My curiosity led me back into venture with Cool Climate Collective with Mehrad Yaghmai, backing climate tech startups with an ecosystem multiplier approach. I joined the famous DAO Pleasr thanks to Juan believing in my movement-building approach (writing a book on it). We operationalized Pleasr's art collection (remember that 1/1 Wu Tang album?) and I worked for a photograph of a dog, building Own The Doge into a global brand, $300M market cap, 1.2M holders, and the largest crypto donation ever made to Save the Children (ty Ettore). Along the way: 2 TEDx talks (one in a mask), Forbes 30 Under 30 (no, I'm not in jail), and a 3-second cameo on NBC's Bazillion Dollar Club. This entire journey has been underpinned by this feeling of "Shisharka," that unexplained feeling that there's magic in the world. Often defined as the international symbol of mystery, Shisharka is a movement inspiring curiosity in the world. More to come soon w/ DOM. Grateful for every beautiful human I've met along the way. The ones that spread smiles and support. You know who you are. What a long, strange (startup) trip it's been. If I've learned anything, it's that YOU are always on the adventure of YOUR lifetime.
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Lauren Jung liked thisLauren Jung liked thisWe are nominated for a Webby 🏆 For UNIQLO FW24: Built to Go Viral. And It Did. This work was built differently. Not as a one-off campaign, but as a creator-led system designed to move through culture and drive real momentum. A campaign built to travel. A system designed to scale. Creative that earns attention...and converts it. We’re proud to be nominated alongside some of the best in the industry and even more proud of the thinking behind the work. If you’ve got 10 seconds, we’d love your support: 👉 Vote here: https://lnkd.in/ewicAieP Every vote truly makes a difference. And if you’re open to sharing, we’d appreciate it.
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