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The IAB UK Podcast
‘Less social media, more Snapchat’, with Snap’s Ronan Harris
Season 15, Ep. 16
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This week our CMO, James Chandler, sits down with Snap’s EMEA President, Ronan Harris, to discuss Snap's recent 'Less social media. More Snapchat' campaign and to discover why the company is seeking to differentiate itself.
In this conversation, they get into why users are responding to the less polished feel of Snap, the surge in more creators coming to the platform and how advances in tech - specifically augmented reality - are increasing engagement.
Engage returns on Tuesday 4 June - advertisers and agencies go free, book here: https://www.iabuk.com/events-training/engage-2024
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