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The Case Study of BuzzFeed Tasty and the Evolution of Brand

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December 8, 2018

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How can brands evolve in an internet-native world? The answer may lie in the case study of BuzzFeed’s Tasty food network, a global media brand that evolved by breaking all the rules: focusing on building a viral brand first, and then figuring out distribution and channel second.

But what else can we learn about the process of innovation -- and experimentation cycles -- here (including physical products)? And does brand loyalty still exist? In this short talk delivered at the annual a16z Summit 2018 as part of the consumer & entertainment segment, Ashley McCollum, General Manager of Tasty & Nifty at BuzzFeed, shares her thoughts on brands in the digital age... including the four pillars of a modern brand.

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