Facebook Begins Placing Autoplay Video Ads in Messenger
Facebook has started placing autoplay video ads in its standalone Messenger app.
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Facebook has started placing autoplay video ads in its standalone Messenger app.
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Bing Ads has rolled out an update to its mobile app which introduces new payment-related features.
Bing Ads rolled out an update to its user interface which now allows users to manage targeting settings in bulk.
Google has started showing store return policies within Google My Business listings in local search results.
Google has removed the ability for users to book rides with Uber directly though the Google Maps app.
Google has expanded the amount of data accessible by the Search Console Search Analytics API to 16 months.
Bing Ads has integrated with LiveRamp, a provider of identity resolution services, to deliver “people-based search capabilities” in Custom Audiences.
YouTube has improved the system it has in place that validates likes and dislikes. Total numbers are now more accurate.
Google introduced a new attribute that establishments can add to GMB listings, letting them indicate they’re “good for watching sports.”
Instagram confirmed it has decided against the idea of alerting users when a screenshot is taken of their story.
Google is expanding two initiatives that aim to provide users with greater control and transparency over their ad experiences.
Google Search Console has begun showing site owners how often Web Light search results are served to users.
Twitter announced a series of new features on the way, which are all designed around making content easier to find.
Facebook is introducing new requirements for Custom Audience Targeting which will be in effect for all advertisers starting July 2nd.
LinkedIn is introducing carousel ads, a new type of advertising unit containing multiple pieces of sponsored content.
Facebook has implemented a new feedback system which may result in businesses being banned from advertising.
Instagram is giving brands the ability to link to products in stories with new shopping stickers.
Google announced new AdWords features today at SMX which are all designed around two things: increasing sales and measuring results.
Google has introduced a new Knowledge Graph card in search results, which will appear when users search for US colleges.
Google Home is getting smarter as it now has the ability to perform up to three queries at a time.
Facebook has begun letting businesses advertise in Marketplace for the first time since introducing the local buying and selling platform.
Snapchat has rolled out a new feature that lets users delete messages from chats.
Facebook introduced a home on the web that users can visit to reminisce on top posts published throughout the years.
Google’s John Mueller revealed that splitting or merging sites could cause months of unstable search rankings.
Weight is given to pages in search based on how many clicks they take to reach from the home page.
Facebook is testing a form of hyperlocal ad targeting, giving some users the ability to promote Marketplace listings to neighbors.
Google released details about about its spam fighting efforts, revealing over 80% of hacked sites have been removed from search.
Snapchat has partnered with SeatGeek to introduce in-app purchases of event tickets.
In the latest update to Instagram users can share stories to their own story when they’ve been mentioned by others.