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Photo collage showing Julian Shapiro-Barnum in the middle, a light-skinned man with dark curly hair wearing a blue patterned button-down shirt, smiling so widely at the camera that he's squinting. On the left is a screenshot from an episode of Outside Tonight showing a man playing keyboards, and on the right is a screenshot from an episode showing Julian at a desk outside interviewing a guest.
Social & Influencers

Inside ‘Outside Tonight,’ the internet’s late-night show

Julian Shapiro-Barnum, the creator most known for series like “Recess Therapy” and “Celebrity Substitute,” is trying to re-create the genre for an online audience, and brand support is what makes it all possible.


Collage of social post screenshots from Sourmilk
Social & Influencers

How yogurt brand Sourmilk is making its mark on- and offline

The brand is using IRL marketing and founder-led stories to drive social relevance as it looks to scale its operations.


Stills from the Anti-Recidivism Coalition's scripted social series, arranged on various mobile phone screens with a hand holding up one of the phones
Social & Influencers

How the Anti-Recidivism Coalition brought social series to the nonprofit world

“There’s no reason why a nonprofit shouldn’t think of their marketing and media strategy the same way that a brand does,” Ben Lear, director of communications at the ARC, told us.


A stylized photo of Tory Bartlett
Social & Influencers

Why this CEO thinks social-first is a powerful brand-building tool

Ahead of the fifth annual Marketing Brew Summit, Tory Bartlett, CEO of PopUp Bagels, shared why he thinks marketers should stop chasing the next new thing.


Screenshot of the Coors interactive Reddit experience, with the Reddit logo (a cartoonish white robotic head with red eyes smiling widely) on one side and a soccer ball on the other.
Social & Influencers

How brands are embedding themselves in World Cup hype on Reddit

Reddit’s creatives are encouraging advertisers to adopt a “listening first…talking second” approach to win over soccer fans.


A portrait of Natalie Silverstein, chief innovation officer at Collectively, a social influence agency
Social & Influencers

Why this marketer thinks brands should leave platform-specific social strategies behind

Ahead of the fifth annual Marketing Brew Summit, Natalie Silverstein, chief innovation officer at Collectively, shared her thoughts on building embedded creator-first strategies and recentering intuition in marketing.


Morning Brew sits down with Scott Sutton
Social & Influencers

Humility, intelligence, and passion: the keys to the creator economy

Morning Brew sits down with Scott Sutton to better understand the creators and technology shaping a new digital landscape.

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