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      Omnicom Media Group has consolidated its influencer capabilities under the brand Creo.

      Prior to this integration, influencer capabilities were unbranded offers within worldwide agencies. 

      Creo was launched in the U.S. in 2022 and took an “influencers as a media channel” approach, working on influencer campaigns for brands such as Mountain Dew.

      Now Creo will operate across 40-plus markets. In select markets, including the U.K., Creo will operate as OMGCreo.

      Campaign understands that this move means no day-to-day change for teams, but staff will align around the same proposition, playbook, tools and technology. (Campaign is PRWeek’s sister business media outlet at Haymarket Media). 

      For instance, across 40 markets, influencer teams will be able to employ Creo’s data partnerships with Amazon, Google, Meta and TikTok. The arm will be able to access three new capabilities from OMG: the Creator Briefing Tool, which uses Google Gemini to help creators visualize content and receive feedback; the Creo Influencer Agent, an influencer selection tool; and the Omni Creator Performance Predictor, which shows which organic branded content will perform best when boosted with paid media.

      The leadership structure will broadly remain the same from country to country, with local Creo leadership reporting to each country’s OMG chief executive, as well as the Global Creo Centre of Excellence.

      In the U.K., influencer capabilities are led by Harriet Perry, chief media and partnerships officer. 

      With the consolidation, the U.K. is set to name a head of OMGCreo, but Perry will retain oversight.

      Florian Adamski, chief executive at Omnicom Media Group, said, “With influencers playing an outsized role in how consumers discover, experience and ultimately choose a brand, we’re bringing together the deep capabilities that we have built in this space – across all of our regions – under a single brand and approach to ensure that every client, in every market can access the same industry-leading talent, tools and technology to build influencer partnerships that unlock brand growth.”

      Recently, the chief executive of Unilever, Fernando Fernandez announced plans to increase spend on social media from 30% to 50% of the marketing budget and to work with 20 times more influencers. 

      This story first appeared on Campaign UK.