Gupta Media

We’re celebrating our clients at Disney Music Group for their Emmy Award nominations in the music categories! We’re especially proud to see some of our favorite projects and series shine, including Shōgun, Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, and Only Murders in the Building. Congratulations to Disney Music Group on all their Emmy achievements, we look forward to their continued success! #Client #EmmyNominations

Uncovering platform glitches on Spotify and Reddit, Inc. (Plus: why you should be tapping into the Summer Olympics conversation on social.)

ICYMI! #AllGupta Week is a biannual, week-long event where our team from near and far (Boston, NYC, Nashville, Madison, and LA) comes together for collaboration, brainstorming, and bonding. It was great to see everyone (and their pickleball skills). Until next time!

It's an "adds to cart" type of day. #Client #PrimeDay

Advertisers brace for the TikTok ban. (Plus: Pinterest joins the AI-ads revolution.)

Music to our ears: "Five Nights of Music in Paradise" Passes and packages went on sale yesterday for Mile 0 Festival Key West and we’re rocking some festival swag to celebrate. We’ve been partners for many years and are looking forward to next year’s event. See you there! #client https://lnkd.in/eFn2F7sa

Raise that cup, Florida Panthers!! 🏆 The Florida Panthers successfully completed their redemption tour with a 2-1 victory over the Oilers in Game 7 of The Stanley Cup Finals. Not only did they make franchise history on the ice, they drew an average audience of 16.3 million viewers between the U.S. and Canada, marking the second highest viewership for an NHL game on record since 2004. Congratulations to our clients Florida Panthers!

Our final reminder! Google deletes your data on Monday. (Plus: LinkedIn ad tips you didn't know you needed and a Google ROAS calculator.)

Every June, we spend hours on our employees’ annual assessments: sourcing peer feedback, deliberating over what they do well and how they can improve, and writing self- and manager-led reflections that often go on for pages. When all is finally written, each employee meets with their manager, and we discuss. The discussions are usually productive, empowering, and refreshingly devoid of surprises. By the end of the month, I'm left with a sense of pride in each of the members of my team. In the past year, they've each accomplished so much and found a way to grow from every new challenge. (And in agency world, there are many!) But these assessments are closed-door meetings. No one else gets to hear the 30-minute synopsis of how they spent the past year elevating themselves and those around them. So I'm giving the 30-second versions here: - Not only has Samantha Saner built on her ability to make any complex problem feel simple and solvable, she also further elevated herself as a leader this past year. An active listener with a bias toward showing vs. telling, she's a mentor who can coach someone from good to great, from great to exceptional. - Megan Cain is a machine. She always seems to be well prepared, composed, articulate, and full of innovative ideas that are tailor-made for her clients. But that doesn't happen without effort. Megan puts in the work and has a passion that drives that machine forward. You can't teach that kind of dedication, she just has it in spades. - Mariya Samardzhieva eats, sleeps, and breathes advertising. Her mind is constantly working the puzzle pieces of what's new & exciting, how it can work for her clients, and how it can be measured and scaled. Nobody loves a test, beta, or new ad format quite like Mariya. - Cecilia Marchini embraces every challenge as a learning opportunity, which has accelerated her growth while at Gupta Media. In the past few months alone, she's learned the ins and outs of new channels, become an expert in CTV measurement, and helped expand into new verticals. Thank you Sam, Megan, Mariya, and Ceci for your dedication and exceptional commitment to the craft this past year. I'm grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such talented individuals.

TikTok is about to change the rules on how ads can target teens. Do you need to switch your strategy?