In July 2021, the social media landscape pivoted toward video-first content, spearheaded by Instagram’s shift to Reels and the rise of TikTok's audio-driven, unpolished content . Concurrently, the career landscape saw a professionalization of the creator economy and the introduction of video-based recruitment, exemplified by TikTok's pilot program with major brands . Learn more about the trends from that period in the report from Content Stadium.
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Note: The alphanumeric string "23 07 21" typically refers to a specific date (July 21, 2023) or a project code. This article interprets it as a retrospective milestone—looking back at the state of social media on that date and how the strategies born then shape the professional landscape of today. In July 2021, the social media landscape pivoted
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Twitter (pre-X) and Threads (just launched) pushed raw, unedited text. Professionals saw massive growth by simply answering "What did you learn this week?" in a thread. "onlyfans": Indicates the original source platform
On July 23, 2021, the market realized that attention is the most valuable commodity. In the context of a career, this meant: