DiscoverThe Digiday PodcastHow Twitch CMO Rachel Delphin works to woo livestream creators in a fragmented digital marketplace
How Twitch CMO Rachel Delphin works to woo livestream creators in a fragmented digital marketplace

How Twitch CMO Rachel Delphin works to woo livestream creators in a fragmented digital marketplace

Update: 2024-08-06
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 In the midst of a booming creator economy, where U.S. marketers are expected to shell out $7.14 billion on influencer marketing by the end of this year, according to Goldman Sachs Research, livestreaming platform Twitch is making a play for creator and advertiser attention, competing against other big tech platforms.

Last year, the company was reported to have lost its way with the streaming community, which could be seen as its most valuable asset. At the same time, culture is changing, becoming more fragmented in a way where fewer monocultural moments exist. All said, it’s harder than ever to keep people’s attention, said Rachel Delphin, CMO at Twitch.

“Attention feels so divided and it also feels really short as a person, but also as a professional,” she said on the most recent episode of the Digiday Podcast. “Creating content and programs that really capture attention to the point where people want to engage with it, share it, comment on it, that’s a really high bar.”

On this week’s Digiday Podcast, Delphin talks about Twitch’s plans to stay in the cultural zeitgeist all while keeping attention from creators and advertisers in a fragmented digital marketplace.

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How Twitch CMO Rachel Delphin works to woo livestream creators in a fragmented digital marketplace

How Twitch CMO Rachel Delphin works to woo livestream creators in a fragmented digital marketplace

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