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Ad Viewability Is Solved. Mid-Market Brands, Move.
PR News

Ad Viewability Is Solved. Mid-Market Brands, Move.

Ad viewability is no longer a debate — it's the floor. MRC verification, attention metrics, retail media closed-loop attribution, and CTV impression-level measurement are all mid-market priced in 2026. The measurement stack that took $100M to build at P&G in 2018 is a SaaS contract today. Mid-market brands are the structural winners — if they move.

EPR Editorial Team ·
Pinterest for B2B: GE, IBM, and HubSpot
Social Media

Pinterest for B2B: GE, IBM, and HubSpot

Pinterest is one of the more interesting social platforms for B2B marketing — GE, IBM, HubSpot, and other major B2B brands are running sustained Pinterest programs. The structural reasons, the named operators, and what the broader B2B marketing category should be considering.

EPR Editorial Team ·
Smartphone Wars: Apple, Samsung, Google
Insights & Strategy

Smartphone Wars: Apple, Samsung, Google

The smartphone wars between Apple, Samsung, and the Google Android ecosystem represent one of the more substantial corporate competitive dynamics in modern consumer technology. Three different business models, the patent litigation, and what the broader corporate communications category should be taking from the dynamics.

EPR Editorial Team ·
7 Easy Steps to Becoming a Social Media Influencer
Social Media

7 Easy Steps to Becoming a Social Media Influencer

Social media influencers are those people who manage to speak louder than others, without yelling. That's because their messages are echoed by their followers, with tweets on Twitter, with likes and reshares on Facebook, and so on. But what's the secret recipe that makes a social media influencer, and how can you become one?

EPR Editorial Team ·
Pinterest's Moat: Why Every Visual Clone Died
PR News

Pinterest's Moat: Why Every Visual Clone Died

Although described as a novel approach to social discovery, at a more careful analysis, TipTap is a Pinterest clone. The only difference between the two startups are some quizzes that allegedly create better user profiles and help users understand themselves and connect with others like them.

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