Digital Marketing
Jio Story: Five Habits That Outlived the Data Meter
The data meter went quiet and five human habits took over: saver, binger, kirana owner, creator and Dadi. Here's the marketing shift inside the memory.
Creator Economy.
Social Media
Later Alternatives: 7 Smarter Social Scheduling Picks for 2026
Later's posting caps and AI limits push teams to upgrade. We break down seven free and paid alternatives and who each one fits.
Digital Marketing
Data Saver, Binger, Hotspot Hero or Reel Royalty?
India's data decade created four behavioural archetypes: Data Saver, Midnight Binger, Hotspot Hero and Reel Royalty. Read the behaviour, not the box.
Digital Marketing
Adweek’s 2026 Agency of the Year Shortlist Is Here
Adweek has named the agencies in the running for its 2026 Agency of the Year awards. Here’s who made the cut and why marketers should care.
Social Media
One Story, Local Voices: Calls, Hostels and Festival Feeds
From village-to-city video calls to hostel hotspots and festival reels, local voices turned one connection into a shared story. Here's what marketers saw.
Digital Marketing
Engineer Sues Cassie Millz Over 3.3M-View Gym Reel
A California engineer says a creator reused his gym clip in a 'before transition' Reel with 3.3M views. Here's what the lawsuit means for marketers.
Digital Marketing
Lilly Singh Returns to YouTube as Creator Spend Hits $44B
The former late-night host returns to sketches, citing Hollywood's 'less niche' notes and a distribution gap. Brands should watch the $44B creator shift.
Social Media
Instagram Pay: You Need Only 500 Followers to Start
Instagram monetisation starts at 500 followers for Gifts and 10,000 for Subscriptions. Brand deals and affiliate income have no floor.
Digital Marketing
Five Indian Habits That Quietly Outgrew the Data Meter
The data saver, midnight binger, kirana owner, first-gen creator and Dadi on her first call reveal how India's digital life became quietly habitual.
Digital Marketing
Data Saver, Midnight Binger, Hotspot Hero or Reel Royalty?
From rationed megabytes to always-on feeds, India's data decade created four consumer archetypes. Here's what each one means for growth marketers.
