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Watch 6 educational sessions from our Brand & Content Summit. Hear from world-class experts, who explore various topics about impactful branding & content.

session 1

Tips to Successfully Set up TikTok for Your Brand

Learn from TikTok experts, Drake Andrews, Founder of Kozen Creative, and Melissa Francois, Content, Comms, and Social Lead at PlayPlay about tackling the most popular social media platform.

session 2

Creating Cohesive Brand Experiences & When to Take Risks

This chat with Sam Bathe, Elizabeth Gilmore, and Li-Anne Arabella Dias will make you think and approach brand experiences in a whole new way!

Who would have considered that brands can have smells? Find out more by watching this video!

session 3

Beyond Sessions: Measuring Content Performance & Quality

This session, run by Janine Anderson, Content Operations Manager at Zapier, and Alli Tunell, Team Lead at Animalz explores how to measure quality when producing content.

Session 4

Exploring the Crossover Between Content, Brand, and Design

To walk you through a session exploring the crossover between content, brand, and design, we invited content leader Ash Read, Head of Content at Wayflyer, to dig into the main considerations!

Session 5

Content Strategy vs Content Plan: What’s the Difference?

Superside's very own Content Marketing Manager, Tyler Wade, and Animalz's Director of Strategy, Mark Rogers, cover the difference between content strategy vs. content plan.

Session 6

Advice for Unblocking Your Content Team (& Funnel)

In this session, Lauren Sudworth, Head of Content Marketing at Shopify shares her best advice all about unblocking teams with processes and structure.

Get insight on signs of blockage on a content team, approaches to problem-solving, data-backed decision-making, and so much more!

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