NEWS & TREND
Autumn 2025: trends to keep an eye on
AI, video and new social dynamics at the heart of Marketing
Autumn 2025 looks set to be a season of transformation in digital marketing: it's not just about new technologies, but about attitudes, transparency, and how brands converse — or should converse — with people. With advances in AI, the growth of authentic content, hybrid experiences, and a rethinking of communicative value, companies that can read these signals will be best placed for the future.
Here are the main trends taking shape for Autumn 2025, with suggestions on how to interpret them and use them.

Authenticity & Relatability at the Center
“Perfect” is boring. Audiences increasingly value content that seems “real”: intentional imperfections, spontaneous moments, live-shot video, behind-the-scenes stories. Brand narratives must be human, consistent with values, transparent, empathetic. People are looking for brands they can relate to, not just buy from. Why does it matter? Because it builds trust, differentiation, and greater engagement.
Video (in all its forms), but rethought
Video remains the dominant format: Reels, Shorts, short clips to grab attention. At the same time, there is a rediscovery of long-form: streaming, in-depth video, podcasts, richer video/text hybrid blogs. Mixed formats (short video + carousel, video + text, live + Q&A, etc.) are used to attract AND engage more deeply.
Generative AI & Smart Optimization
Generative AI is no longer an experiment: it has become an integral part of content production, from automatic writing (captions, copy, ideas) to creative elaboration. But caution: audiences can tell the “human factor,” and are less inclined to engage with content that feels too “machine-made” if it lacks an empathetic or personal touch. Social listening tools or predictive analytics are models that help anticipate emerging trends, now indispensable.
Micro-Virality & Rapid Cultural Trends
Mass viral reach is no longer the goal: rather, micro-virality — niche trends that become relevant for specific segments which can be engaged authentically. Smart trend-jacking: listening to what’s happening online, interpreting it, but choosing carefully whether to intervene, when the conversation is still relevant.
Digital Culture, Diversity & Sustainability
Being culturally fluent (understanding memes, languages, subcultures, local sensitivities) has become mandatory. A brand that does not “get the context” risks looking out of touch. Diversity, ethics, sustainability are no longer optional, but criteria the audience holds in high regard when evaluating a brand’s value and reliability.
Autumn 2025 won’t be a season of calm continuity: it will be one of evolution, a realignment between what brands do and what people are really looking for. The most successful strategies will be those that combine technology and empathy, form and substance, data and narrative.
If digital marketing and social media are tools, now more than ever they must reflect humanity, authenticity, and the ability to listen. Brands that embrace these trends — not just as fashion, but as a way of being — will gain an important competitive advantage.
If digital marketing and social media are tools, now more than ever they must reflect humanity, authenticity, and the ability to listen. Brands that embrace these trends — not just as fashion, but as a way of being — will gain an important competitive advantage.