This is the first time Snap has partnered with a Canadian AR lens producer.
The first of the major social media companies to report its revenue and users for the quarter did not disappoint. In fact, it exceeded expectations.
The platform is following in the footsteps of Instagram and TikTok with an official music library to enhance content.
The platform helped the QSR look beyond brand lift and purchase intent as proof points for a social campaign.
A campaign is now live in Canada across print, broadcast and digital channels.
Stocks took a brief tumble, but the social media giant is still seeing one of its best market performances to date.
Some of its new features will put a spotlight on local businesses as they prepare to re-open.
The Canadian GM says its AR functions are working on both upper- and lower-funnel activations.
Lens Web Builder will allow brands to create lenses from templates, regardless of their 3D development background.
Lifts in revenue were driven by increased activity on Story Ads and Commercials.
eMarketer data projects continued growth for the platform through 2023, with some of that coming from the 35 to 64 group.
The company expects to break even on an adjusted EBIDTA basis next quarter.
Plus, YouTube partners with Ticketmaster, Eventbrite to make ticket purchasing easier for Canadians.
Digital experts say the new feature is an innovation driver – and for the first time in years, the battle between niche digital platforms is heating up.
The New Yorker joins the Toronto team after success with Google, Adestra.