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The role of the digital influencer: ethics and strategy transform careers and impact the consumer market

Being a digital influencer goes far beyond simply promoting brands.Today, it has become a profession that requires a strategic and ethical approach to achieving success and impact. 

According to Alexandre Silva, coordinator of the course of digital influencers of Cruzeiro do Sul Virtual, the proper training of an influencer not only qualifies the professional, but also ensures its effectiveness in boosting products and brands, including the own.“A systematized training of an influencer should be permeated by ethical issues that define their posture and credibility. Promoting brands will be a natural consequence of the reliable image that the influencer builds in their niche and in the society”, he says.  

To start a career as a digital influencer, the crucial first step is to clearly define the target audience and delve into the subject or product you want to promote. “Knowing the subject or product well increases the influencer's self-confidence and strengthens their connection with the audience, providing more security to the” followers, Silva points out.  

The impact of digital influencers on society is significant and multifaceted.They have the ability to shape behaviors and influence buying decisions of thousands, or even millions, of people.However, influence can follow a positive or negative path.Therefore, it is crucial that influencers are aware of what they are communicating and the impact that their messages can have.  

The future of the digital influencer profession looks promising, but also complex due to rapid changes in society and the market. “Although the path is still long and challenging, the role of influencers will continue to be relevant, especially in a consumer-driven society. They lend their image to various brands, further expanding their values and” influence, explains Silva.  

The regulation of the profession, although not yet fully established, is seen as an important milestone to give greater credibility to influencers.“regulation can bring more legitimacy to the profession, but regardless, influencers should always guide their actions by the” ethics, notes the expert.  

Trust is the most valuable asset for an influencer and the raw material of this profession is the trust of its followers. “It is essential that professionals consider the consequences of their actions and messages. With a cautious stance, they will be able to grow and establish important partnerships, consolidating their influence in the” market, concludes Silva.  

SustainableIT.org honors visionary technology leaders shaping the future of sustainability with the 2024 Impact Awards

SustainableIT.org, the CIO-led nonprofit dedicated to advancing global sustainability through technology leadership, announces the 2024 SustainableIT Impact Award honorees, recognizing exceptional contributions to technology-driven sustainability in the Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) categories.

Among the highlights of the award in the Social category is Netza&CO. Through its social business unit, Circulando, connects brands, NGOs and projects with ESG purposes, circulating sustainable attitudes to solve socio-environmental problems, causing positive impact for people and the environment, such as the CaJu Project. Circulando has reused building materials, optimized new resources and transformed the precarious facilities of the NGO responsible for transforming lives through education into a cultural space for children in vulnerable situations.

As the rise of AI and digital transformation continues to reshape business scenarios, sustainability has emerged as a critical outcome alongside growth, customer experience and agility. However, the sustainable practices and achievements of IT leaders are often not visible and rarely recognized.The SustainableIT Impact Awards 2024 is dedicated to highlighting leaders and organizations that are promoting IT sustainability and generating significant impact through their environmental, social and governance programs.

The honorees will be celebrated at the SustainableIT Impact Awards & Symposium in Austin, Texas, from October 15 to 16, 2024 emeritus members of the council from SustainableIT.org, they exemplify passion, excellence and determination in shaping a sustainable future through technology leadership.Based by their executive teams, these leaders are setting new standards in IT sustainability.

The 2024 SustainableIT Impact Award winning organizations have raised the bar with their pioneering initiatives in Responsible AI, Sustainability Benchmarking and Analysis, Data Governance and Compliance, and Promoting Diversity and Inclusion“, said Dave Best, vice president, SustainableIT.org.“Its innovations are enhancing customer and employee experiences, promoting global corporate sustainability and mitigating risks across a range of industries including financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and technology.We are excited to celebrate its remarkable achievements at the SustainableIT Impact Awards & Symposium in October.”

SustainableIT Impact Award 2024 honorees:

Environmental

Pepsic

Mastercard Card

Cisco

Dow

Egiss

San Diego Gas & Electric IT Organization (SDGE)

Gates Corporation

Pfizer

Mainframe pop-up

Cloud Posetiv

Social

Business Technology at Arizona State University

Glendale, Arizona

Cognizant Technology Solutions

Denominator

Edifecs, Inc.

Mattel, Inc.

Mission Impact Academy

Netza & CO

Rackspace Technology

UCLA Health

Governance

BNP Paribas

CalOptime

ERI

HSBC

Morgan Stanley's

National Network

NatWest

NTT Data Group Corporation

Stanford Health Care

This year's awards night and symposium will focus on the theme “Shaping the future of IT sustainability”. Sign up here: https://events.sustainableit.org/impact-awards-and-symposium

Community for entrepreneurs: how union can boost your business

According to information recently released by Sebrae in partnership with the National Association of Studies in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management (Anegepe), Brazil ranks 8th in the ranking of countries with the largest number of entrepreneurs. Altogether, there are at least 42 million self-employed professionals, and this index tends to double in the next three years because of Brazilians who indicated interest in starting a business in this period. Despite this being a path that presents numerous benefits such as flexibility and financial independence, what very little is said is about undertaking being a solitary journey.

Especially in today's society, which has experienced social isolation during the period of Covid-19, and its ability to interact has affected, together with the advent of social networks, which makes people increasingly individualistic, the act of owning your own business is characterized by excessive competition and few opportunities for exchange. Given this context, joining a community for entrepreneurs can be the key turn in the life of any entrepreneur.

If we stop to reflect on the history of humanity, communities play an essential role from the beginning when human survival depended on teamwork. Centuries later, we realize that family groups, friendships and even in our neighborhood make all the difference in routine. And in the business universe would be no different. Just look at Silicon Valley, California, the United States, which is nothing more than a union of companies that resulted in the main innovation hub in the world. 

In practice, the secret of the community of entrepreneurs is to bring together people who share similar professional goals and experiences, thus contributing to the construction of an environment favorable to exchanges and networking. In this way, already consolidated projects can reinvent themselves to remain competitive, while those who are starting an operation are able to shorten their learning period and optimize their results.

In addition to this boost of the enterprise through the sharing of experiences and the generation of new business opportunities, it is worth mentioning that these spaces often offer access to mentors, which allows entrepreneurs to count on strategic discussions and constructive feedbacks for the improvement of their activities. Here, there is also the expansion of skills, since these initiatives are rich in resources such as workshops, lectures, partnerships with colleges and development programs. 

Another positive point of being part of a community is the certainty of leaving the box. After all, being surrounded by individuals who constantly seek new ways to solve problems and generate value for the market, it is possible to be naturally encouraged to think creatively and explore new ideas. Finally, and not least the benefit of personal growth. The challenges presented in the group and the different realities of the members invite you to evolve not only professionally but also in the personal sphere. 

The truth is that a community of entrepreneurs can transform your entire journey. From access to resources and mentoring to creating an environment of support and innovation, the advantages are clear. And in a competitive world, where innovation is essential for success, these groups provide the support network and the opportunities necessary to achieve your goals and maximize your potential. Think about it: unity can and does the strength!

71% of Brazilian Medium-Sized Companies Intend to Invest in ESG Initiatives, Grant Thornton Research Points

Investment in sustainable initiatives remains a priority for 71% of medium-sized Brazilian companies, according to the latest edition of the International Business Report (IBR), a quarterly report released by Grant Thornton. The study, which interviewed 5 thousand entrepreneurs from around the world, reveals a slight decrease of 2 percentage points compared to the first quarter of the year, but still, sustainability maintains its relevance in the national market. The Brazilian index exceeds the Latin American averages, which is 56%, and global, of 58%.

Daniele Barreto and Silva, ESG specialist at Grant Thornton, attributes the growing interest of Brazilian companies to the movement of regulators around sustainability management and reporting practices, such as IFRS S1 and S2 standards issued by the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB). CVM Resolution n° 193 of the Securities Commission, which makes it mandatory to publish financial information reports related to sustainability from 2026, also strengthens transparency and encourages sustainable finance. “These new sustainability reporting rules direct the discussions and priorities of the ESG to sustainable development and the executive agenda.

Still in this context, Daniele highlights that the main challenge for companies is to integrate processes. “Currently, the practice of sustainability, in most companies, happens vertically and does not dialogue in the proper way with all areas and processes. The reporting requirements of IFRS S1 and S2 standards require an integrated management of information, which involves different expertise, departments and committees, and encourage the agenda to be seen in a transversal way,” complements. “Incurrently communicate effectively the actions and results, clarifying the correlations between the information of sustainability materials and financial statements, it is essential to demonstrate greater reputation and social commitment to build a greater environmental and social impact.

The Importance of ESG Reporting for Reputation

ESG practice has been seen as a strategic tool for companies that want to stand out in the market. The inclusion of the sustainability-related financial information report places the ESG agenda as a pillar for business growth as well as reputation.

Within the context of communication and reputation, when measuring the investment intentions of companies in branding, the IBR points out that 77% of Brazilian entrepreneurs intend to invest in the area in the next 12 months 57%, and Latin America, 62%. Cecilia Russo Troiano, President of TroianoBranding, reinforces the power of communication and alert to the need for companies to overcome the challenges of measuring and communicating the impacts of their ESG initiatives in a clear and transparent way to different audiences.“Today, for companies to build a reputation or services are just to have a sense of having a quality, the company is not having a sense of a product.

Another point to consider is that the commitment to sustainability brings positive impacts in several aspects, one of them being the attraction and retention of talents. According to the research “The importance of the ESG agenda for university students”, held by Grant Thornton Brazil, 77% of respondents show interest in ceasing to work in a company that does not meet the legal and market criteria related to ESG. “A new generation has a very characteristic concern with values and convictions, so the competitiveness in the current market requires companies to adopt solid practices and that adapt to the future Consumers increasingly better informed seek brands that demonstrate a commitment to sustainability, Danseg is also a commitment to sustainability.

Ten tools to monitor social networks

In today's digital world, social media monitoring has become an essential part of any company's marketing and communication strategy.With the growing number of social media platforms and the massive amount of data generated daily, it is crucial to have the right tools to track and analyze your brand performance, as well as industry trends and competitor activity.In this article, we will explore ten of the best social media monitoring tools available on the market.

1. Hootsuite (https://www.hootsuite.com/): Hootsuite is a comprehensive social media management platform that allows you to monitor, schedule, and analyze posts across multiple social networks, all from a single dashboard.

2. Sprout Social (https://sproutsocial.com/): Sprout Social offers a full suite of social media monitoring tools, including sentiment analysis, hashtag tracking, and customizable reporting features.

3. Brandwatch (https://www.brandwatch.com/): Brandwatch is a powerful social listening platform that uses artificial intelligence to provide actionable insights into brand performance, industry trends and competitor activity.

4. Mention (https://mention.com/): Mention allows you to monitor mentions of your brand, products and competitors in real time, across various social media platforms, as well as on news websites and blogs.

5. Agorapulse (https://www.agorapulse.com/): Agorapulse is a social media management tool with advanced monitoring features including the ability to track mentions, keywords, and competitors across multiple social networks.

6. Talkwalker (https://www.talkwalker.com/): Talkwalker offers a real-time social listening platform with advanced data analytics and artificial intelligence capabilities to help brands better understand their audience and make data-driven decisions.

7. Sendible (https://www.sendible.com/): Sendible is a social media management tool that allows you to monitor, collaborate, and analyze performance across multiple platforms, with customizable reporting capabilities.

8. Keyhole (https://keyhole.co/): Keyhole is a hashtag and keyword tracking tool that provides real-time analytics and insights into the reach, engagement, and sentiment around specific campaigns and topics.

9. Socialbakers (https://www.socialbakers.com/): Socialbakers offers a social media analytics platform with advanced benchmarking capabilities, allowing brands to compare their performance against that of their competitors and identify opportunities for improvement.

10. Synthesio (https://www.synthesio.com/): Synthesio is an AI-driven social listening platform that provides actionable insights into customer sentiment, emerging trends and real-time engagement opportunities.

With the increasing importance of social media in the marketing and communication strategy of companies, effective monitoring of these platforms has become a necessity. The ten social media monitoring tools presented in this article offer a wide range of features and functionality to help brands track their performance, understand their audience, and make data-driven decisions.By choosing the right tool for their specific needs, companies can gain a competitive advantage and maximize the impact of their efforts on social media.

Pix transactions aligned with ESG practices (Green Pix)

Em sua constante busca por inovação e melhoria nas operações, a Matera, empresa de tecnologia, especializada em soluções e produtos para serviços financeiros, divulgou  uma importante atualização no sistema da Matera para Pix, que passa a ser processado em Software Verde. O objetivo do chamado “Pix Verde” é garantir a eficiência e a escalabilidade já conhecida do produto, minimizando impactos ambientais.

Para viabilizar o foco no desenvolvimento alinhado às práticas de ESG (do inglês, Ambiental, Sustentabilidade e Governança),  a empresa migrou o sistema para a nova família de processadores Graviton. Com a mudança, a Matera estima uma redução de aproximadamente 20% na infraestrutura em cloud, além de diminuir a emissão de carbono durante todo o processo. 

Isso acontece porque os processadores possuem eficiência energética, ou seja, são mais eficientes em termos de consumo de energia. Além desse aspecto, é uma tecnologia mais competitiva, com melhor performance e redução de custos operacionais. Outro ponto importante são os ganhos em processamento, que apresentam um incremento de até 30% na velocidade.

“A Matera atua com o foco constante em desenvolver produtos  pensando em ofertar as melhores soluções aos nossos clientes, alinhando eficiência operacional e consciência socioambiental, que é um dos nossos pilares. A adoção do Pix Verde é mais uma prova desse propósito, visto que essa arquitetura de processamento permite transações via Pix com a menor emissão de carbono do Brasil”, explica o diretor de Produtos da Matera, Bruno Samora.

Samora destaca, ainda, a prioridade da Matera em estar atenta às novas tendências de mercado e acontecimentos globais. “A Matera possui um espaço bastante relevante nesse cenário, sendo responsável por processar cerca de 10% de todas as transações Pix do Brasil, o que gira em torno de 270 milhões de transações. É nosso compromisso e dever, considerando nossa posição estratégica entre os demais players, evoluir as nossas soluções sempre garantindo a mais alta performance”, ressalta.

Rox Partner aims to be a leading player in the data and cybersecurity market

The importance of data in the corporate ecosystem has already become a consensus in the public debate. According to a survey conducted by New Vantage Partners, 97% of global organizations are investing in the use of information strategically Rox Partner, leading technology consultancy in data and cybersecurity, plans to invest more than R$ 1 million in commercial and brand expansion projects in 2024. The company plans to expand revenue in 48%.Last year, the value was R$ 21 million. 

Founded in 2019, the company guides the performance in the expertise in data engineering, data science and data management know-how, seeks to consolidate a well-targeted data-driven journey, according to the level of maturity and growth potential of each client, ensuring uninterrupted monitoring of operations and commitment to data protection. To ensure a solid performance in the area, it has allocated more than R$ 2 million in governance and information security tools for internal controls and security assurance in the provision of its services.

With a team of more than 130 employees distributed among eight departments, the company also expects to expand its talent team in 39% by the end of the year. Currently, the consultancy adds more than 250 customers in the portfolio, which has 10 of the largest companies in Brazil.

“We want to increase our market reach and deepen our commitment to excellence and operational safety.This is the foundation on which we will strengthen our reputation and continue the strategic expansion of the” business, says Rox Partner founding partner and chief data officer (CDO) Mathias Brem.

Consolidation of solutions and new investments 

The company, which focuses on offering solutions and services that convert strategic information into competitive differentials, has the mission of enhancing the business of its partners.For Brem, the positive projection for 2024 reflects this deepening of the capacity for innovation and delivery by its team.

“The growth process of Rox Partner is a reflection of contributions and efforts aimed at new product lines and services, in addition to the consolidation of solutions already offered. For this year, we also hope to consolidate new areas, one of them focused on following the demands of the Generative Artificial Intelligence market. Each action or solution we develop is designed to meet and anticipate all customer needs and exceed expectations in terms of innovation and security”, notes the executive.

Movement for data literacy

One of the actions that also integrate the company's maturity plan is data literacy with customers.In order to train leaders and managers on the importance of data analysis and protection as assets of a corporation, Rox School was born, an initiative consisting of training provided by experts in a number of topics associated with the market. 

Having actively collaborated in the development of more than 50 executives from large organizations, the consultancy plans to launch, in 2024, its own platform with training also aimed at the general public. 

“With Rox School, we have been able to educate decision makers and strengthen our customers' position in the market by equipping them with the knowledge they need to navigate the complexity of the data environment securely”, Brem details.

Safety first

The company also aims to increase the awareness of the customer base about the importance of betting on cloud technologies and cybersecurity services, a position that is corroborated by the achievement of the ISO 27001 certificate.In addition, the company has full adherence to the requirements of the General Data Protection Law (LGPD), adopting all the methods, processes and documents required by the legislation.

“Due to our responsibility with our own and customer data, we take very seriously the alignment of activities to the standard.We made a point of creating a committee specialized in data security and privacy, in addition to appointing a professional specialized in data protection, in order to ensure the maintenance of good practices in our performances and services”, adds the founding partner. 

5 Steps to ensure the digital security of a company

Concern about digital security has grown worldwide.A survey by iProov, a biometric security company, shows that 70% of technology executives express concern about online fraud.In Brazil, the scenario is similar: 54% are said to have suffered digital attacks in 2023, and Generative AI was used in more than half of recent intrusions. 

In this scenario, the adoption of new security technologies, such as artificial intelligence, multifactor authentication and robust encryption, is critical to protect corporations from increasingly sophisticated digital threats, says Bruno Telles, COO of BugHunt, Brazilian cybersecurity company pioneer in Bug Bounty in Latin America.“The negligence in relation to these technologies increases the vulnerability of organizations to” attacks, says the executive.

To ensure security over time, it is essential to establish a continuous cycle of improvement.“It is important to foster a culture of protection across the organization, involving everything from top management to frontline employees.When everyone is engaged and committed to safe practices, the company follows best practices consistently, staying prepared to face new threats and ensuring solid and lasting” protection, Telles says.

The information security expert pointed out five measures that companies can take to protect themselves against online data theft.

  • Conduct a full risk assessment

To ensure the digital stability of a corporation, it is essential to carry out a complete risk assessment.This involves identifying digital assets, understanding threats and vulnerabilities, and assessing the impact of each risk. “This analysis underpins the strategy of protecting critical areas, adapting to new hazards, and creates an efficient culture by engaging all levels of the organization in secure” practices, Telles says.

  • Continuous training of employees

The best security policies are ineffective if employees do not understand the risks or how to avoid them. According to the Daryus Group, 15% of organizations do not invest in regular cybersecurity training, even if 84% appoint employees as the main gateway to vulnerabilities. “Well-trained employees are a vital line of defense against offenses that exploit human errors, such as phishing and social engineering”, he explains. For the expert, practical simulations of attacks are critical to prepare the team to respond quickly to real threats, reinforcing the protection of company metadata. 

  • Adopt threat monitoring and detection solutions 

Telles highlights the importance of using real-time monitoring tools that integrate data to provide a complete view of the network and identify suspicious activity.“These tools enable rapid responses, using AI to detect anomalous patterns and automatically block unauthorized access attempts”, he explains. Solutions such as Splunk and Darktrace exemplify technologies that efficiently protect businesses by aggregating information from multiple sources and monitoring traffic for suspicious behavior.

  • Conduct regular vulnerability assessments and penetration testing

In addition to the Bug Bounty program, it is important for companies to conduct penetration testing (pentest) and vulnerability assessments on a continuous and proactive basis. These practices identify and correct weaknesses before they are exploited, simulating real attack scenarios. “These assessments reveal areas that need improvement and strengthen cyber defense. By adopting these measures regularly, companies keep their defenses up to date, being ahead of cybercriminals. The Bug Bounty program also encourages cybersecurity researchers to report vulnerabilities, further strengthening the” defense, explains the executive.

  • Perform regular backups

Storing critical information in secure backups is essential for recovery after scams such as ransomware, minimizing business impact. In addition to performing regular backups, it is crucial to test its integrity to ensure data restoration.“Adopting off-site or cloud backups and encrypting content are best practices for increasing protection and resilience against” losses.

Best Shipping, Pelotas freight company (RS) records growth of 7% in Q2

The Best Shipping, LWSA freight platform, located in Pelotas (RS), which democratizes the access of small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) to logistics services, reached 5.665 million packages sent between April and June 2024, a growth of 6.9%, compared to the same period last year, when the total shipments was 5.300 million.

In the first half of the year, the platform reached 10.598 million orders, 5.6% more than the measured in the same period last year, with 10.376 million packages. 

Last quarter, LWSA, parent company of Best Shipping, also completed the transition of all freight revenues to the platform.The Commerce SMBs platform segment, excluding freight revenue for the second quarter of 2023, grew by 16.3% over the same period a year earlier. 

According to Vanessa Bianculli, marketing manager of Best Shipping, the growth is aligned with the platform's market expansion strategies, which include expanding the customer base, attracting new users of the service and through partnerships.

In the last year, Best Enviou invested in several initiatives to expand its operation. Among them are J&T Express, a giant in the logistics sector in Asian markets, Loggi, which was expanded with the Loggi Coleta service and Seqoia Logistica. “With new partnerships and expansion of existing ones, we were able to improve the logistics management of small and microentrepreneurs, with the offer of freight options at competitive prices”, Best Shipping has also accelerated the integrations with e-commerce platforms and ERPs systems, allowing its agnostic offer in third-party systems. 

Publicidade contextual é a maior tendência do setor publicitário para o segundo semestre de 2024′, diz CEO da US Media

De acordo com um estudo produzido pela IAB Brasil em parceria com a Kantar Ibope Media, o mercado nacional investiu R$ 16,4 bilhões em publicidade digital só  nos primeiros seis meses de 2024. Dentro desta movimentação no mercado, é possível identificar quais as principais estratégias do setor na atualidade e prever possíveis tendências que devem chegar em peso no segundo semestre do ano e início de 2025. Este é o caso da publicidade contextual. 

Segundo Bruno Almeida, CEO da us media, hub de soluções de mídia líder na América Latina, a abordagem transformará o futuro do segmento. “Com o Google avançando para bloquear cookies de rastreamento de terceiros no Chrome, as empresas precisam encontrar formas de continuar oferecendo anúncios relevantes sem acesso aos dados coletados em sites fora de seu domínio. A publicidade contextual é a principal delas, uma vez que abre espaço para novos formatos e possibilidades”, diz.

Como funciona a publicidade contextual?

Os cookies são informações pessoais coletadas durante visitas a sites e compartilhadas com outras empresas, o que possibilita uma publicidade personalizada. No entanto, nos últimos quatro anos, a discussão sobre o bloqueio desses dados avançou por representar riscos à privacidade dos usuários e pelas crescentes regulamentações em torno do tema, fazendo com que muitas companhias abandonassem a abordagem.

Por outro lado, com os avanços em Inteligência Artificial (IA), a publicidade contextual foi ganhando cada vez mais eficácia. Por meio dessa tecnologia, a solução analisa não só o conteúdo textual da página que o usuário está visitando, mas também fatores contextuais, como a localização geográfica e as condições climáticas. Isso permite a criação de perfis sólidos e anônimos para serem usados na exibição de anúncios relevantes, já que prevê intenções e comportamentos com alta precisão.

Para Almeida, essa estrutura beneficia a todos os envolvidos. “Do lado dos anunciantes, é uma saída para aumentar as taxas de cliques e conversões, respeitando normas como o Regulamento Geral de Proteção de Dados (GDPR) e a Lei de Privacidade do Consumidor da Califórnia (CCPA). Do lado do consumidor, a confiança nas marcas que respeitam a sua privacidade é fortalecida e a sua experiência é melhorada por receber anúncios menos invasivos e mais alinhados aos seus interesses”, explica.

Possibilidades de aplicações da publicidade contextual no mercadoAtualmente, muitas empresas já apresentam um grande potencial de aplicação da publicidade contextual em suas estratégias de negócio. O CEO da US Media cita como exemplos o Tinder, plataforma de relacionamento baseada na localização, e o Fandom, comunidade de fãs que oferece artigos, guias e fóruns sobre filmes, séries e games.

No primeiro caso, o executivo destaca que o aplicativo poderia coletar dados sobre as preferências de perfis dos usuários para exibir conteúdos direcionados. “Por exemplo, se a pessoa demonstra interesse em atividades ao ar livre ou menciona esportes em sua biografia, ela pode receber anúncios de roupas esportivas, equipamentos de camping ou eventos fitness”, pontua.

Quanto ao Fandom, Almeida traz como alternativa a incorporação de anúncios nativos, que se integrem perfeitamente ao design e conteúdo da plataforma. “Estamos falando de artigos patrocinados que falem sobre os bastidores de um filme ou entrevistas exclusivas com atores, que ao mesmo tempo promovam a compra de ingressos ou assinaturas de serviços de streaming”, conclui.

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