Levanta Secures $20M Series A Funding to Drive Creator Commerce
Levanta secures $20M to expand its platform, driving partnerships between Amazon sellers and creators in affiliate markets.
Levanta secures $20M to expand its platform, driving partnerships between Amazon sellers and creators in affiliate markets.
YouTube is testing a new feature, that if implemented, would fundamentally change the platform, and not necessarily for the better.
The new metric will not distinguish between repeat views, which begs the question: How useful is this?
UK marketers mostly believe that AI will protect them against cookie changes. Is this really the case?
TikTok is adding an integration with LTK onto the platform, to help streamline the e-commerce experience on the platform.
Consumer spending is expected to reach the highest it has been since 2021, as online and offline shopping increases. What does this mean for affiliate and performance marketers?
The announcement arrives after a rocky few years for the BNPL giant.
Spotify announced next year it will begin paying creators based on the engagement their videos receive.
We caught up with the agency in London to learn more about the Snapchat Garden and their plans for next year.
Trump's reelection is already causing a shift in the creator economy, as users, creators, and brands seek new platforms.
We spoke with Tanya Larsen, CEO of questionZERO, about the promising area of green affiliate partnerships, why it's boosting revenue for brands, and how you can draw these strategies into your own programme.
Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri said this week that Instagram does not 'downrank' sponsored content after complaints from creators.
Users have seen certain keywords link to Google search in YouTube mobile. Is this genuinely providing value, or is it just opening up a universe of spam?
The innovative new partnership anticipates a more inter-connected affiliate ecosystem in the future.
An adoption of machine learning has worked well in today's data landscape.
Levanta secures $20M to expand its platform, driving partnerships between Amazon sellers and creators in affiliate markets.
YouTube is testing a new feature, that if implemented, would fundamentally change the platform, and not necessarily for the better.
The new metric will not distinguish between repeat views, which begs the question: How useful is this?
UK marketers mostly believe that AI will protect them against cookie changes. Is this really the case?
TikTok is adding an integration with LTK onto the platform, to help streamline the e-commerce experience on the platform.
Consumer spending is expected to reach the highest it has been since 2021, as online and offline shopping increases. What does this mean for affiliate and performance marketers?