Why Oatly’s marketers prefer cultural signals to focus groups

Oatly’s marketers don’t do normal – even when it comes to market research.

Usually it’s sanitized – committee-approved, consultant-scripted and delivered too late to shape real creativity. 

Oatly, the oat milk brand, however, is taking a different approach – one that’s looser, more intuitive and built to serve the people actually shaping the brand. It’s less about rigid frameworks and more about staying closer to culture, listening in real time. 

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Future of TV Briefing: A Q&A with Michelle Khare on why YouTube creators are contending for Emmys

This week’s Future of TV Briefing features an interview with YouTube creator Michelle Khare who has 5.1 million subscribers on YouTube and potentially someday soon an Emmy Award.

  • YouTube TV (Emmys edition)
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YouTube TV (Emmys edition)

The conversation over whether YouTube is TV may be settled soon enough once and for all. And Michelle Khare could be the one to settle it.

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