Win the Internet & Create Content People Actually Want to Share
Memes aren’t just content – they’re a cultural language. A 2024 creator study from Doing Things and Kantar Research found that memes rank #2 among A18–24 for most-enjoyed online content (#6 overall), alongside other forms of viral video. In this session, the team behind creator brands like Overheard, Recess Therapy, and MiddleClassFancy will break down the anatomy of these culturally relevant memes in both static and video formats, decode what drives virality, and guide attendees through hands-on exercises to create content tailored to their own brand voice. Gain an inside look at what makes content truly shareable in today’s attention economy, and how to turn insights into execution.Whether you’re launching a campaign, promoting a show, or sparking everyday engagement, you’ll leave with a practical toolkit to spot cultural signals and trends before they peak; create meme and video content that feels authentic- not forced; and and drive measurable impact.
You May Also Like
Why the Best Brand Reps Are Starting to Look Like Educators
Marketers are shifting budget from paid media toward in-person reps because a single well-informed conversation now often outperforms another thousand impressions.
Small Businesses Embrace the Role of ‘Creator’ to Get Seen in 2026
It seems like everyone’s a creator now, and it’s not just because they want to be social media stars. It comes down to how today’s consumers shop.
The NFL Fan Isn’t Who It Used To Be
The definition of an NFL fan has changed, and so has the map of where fans are actually watching.