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Infographic | January 10, 2020

As media and entertainment executives navigate disruption in their industry, they are asking what they should prioritize and what others are doing. To help answer these questions, we surveyed 358 industry leaders from around the world and from across subsectors.

Infographic | August 12, 2022

Production businesses make informed decisions on marketing and advertising with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). AI examines critical data and provides important insights into consumer behavior

Infographic | January 28, 2020

We at IMPACT have been long-time advocates of the importance of video. It’s essential to have video in your marketing, of course, but it’s also important to put it out there, beyond your website. The fact is, you can’t expect people to always find your website. Loading your video content with keywords and putting it out there will substantially expand your reach. But where you post that content is important.

Infographic | April 7, 2020

Game On: Turn Your Love of Gaming into a Career whether you are a serious gamer or you’ve always toyed with coding, your passion for gaming may lead to an exciting career. To identify¬ keys to successful gaming careers, we tapped into three.

Infographic | March 3, 2020

Video marketing is now one of the core pillars of content strategy. It's an incredibly powerful means of communicating your brands identity and values, while building rapport and more meaningful relationships with your customers and prospects. Nowadays, marketers are seeking increasingly creative ways to leverage video to deliver memorable ad campaigns across multichannel platforms. The latest data shows that the use of Facebook video is expanding at an unprecedented pace and scale — and, with it, the opportunities for video marketers.

Infographic | March 13, 2020

The traditional media industry has taken a huge hit over the past few years. Since the boom of online media and social media, newspapers have been replaced by online news sites, printed books have been replaced by Kindles and e-readers, and video rental stores have been replaced by Redbox. Traditional media companies are suffering financially–some have even had to file for bankruptcy. Take a look at how traditional media is changing in the infographic below.