'It's found money': YouTube stars look for ways to expand to Facebook

Digital publisher Jellysmack is working with YouTube stars to use its tools to tailor their videos for Facebook and Snapchat. September 24, 2019 YouTube has largely reversed the changes to its verification program that were announced Sept. 19. However, the initial announcement to revoke some creators’ verified status served as a reminder that no other platform has yet emerged as a viable viewership- and revenue-generating alternative to Google’s video platform in the minds of creators. Read more below. - Digital publisher Jellysmack [is working with YouTube stars to use its tools to tailor their videos for Facebook and Snapchat.]( - With the rise in popularity of custom bidding algorithms, we put together [a primer]( to help you understand them. - From Digiday magazine: Tidying up is [on-trend](. With anxiety on the rise, people are more focused than ever on the impact they’re having on the spaces and the environments around them. - At Advertising Week, Hulu created a mock convenience store on the first level replete with the essentials from jerky to water jugs to Purell. The connection, as one of the experience’s reps explained, [is that Hulu has all your streaming needs conveniently available in one place and so too does this storefront.]( Other things to know about - Reserve your spot next to Wavemaker, Havas and more at the Digiday Video Advertising Summit as we explore the evolution of video marketing. View pass options and more [here](. - Failed affiliate marketing efforts tend to have one thing in common: Lousy communication between partners. But coordinating with marketers outside one's own organization is easier said than done. [Download a new guide for some important tips](. Sponsored by Tune. 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