Social Media
Learn the latest news and trends on the most popular social networks and how to reach and engage your audience with social media marketing best practices.
Learn the latest news and trends on the most popular social networks and how to reach and engage your audience with social media marketing best practices.
Facebook Analytics will stop being accessible after June 30, 2021, which gives marketers less than three months to export their data and find other solutions.
YouTube is allowing ads to run on more types of content, which will expand the monetization opportunities for content creators.
YouTube is testing the removal public dislike counts on videos, but will not be getting rid of the dislike button altogether.
Facebook is giving users more control over their experience on the website with changes to post comments and news feed filters.
LinkedIn is updating user profiles with the ability to add introduction videos, and rolling out an all-new ‘Creator’ mode.
Aggregated event measurement will be an impactful change for many Facebook advertisers. Here’s what you need to know to prepare.
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Instagram users will soon be able to create stories and save them as drafts to publish later, the company confirms in an announcement.
Pinterest’s latest report on recent search trends show that people are more interested in travel now than they were before the pandemic.
Twitter confirms it’s testing long requested updates to publishing tweets with photos, and working on YouTube integration for a better video experience.
Global Facebook update will target individuals and groups that break official community standards and impose limits on their reach as well as removal
Facebook is launching three updates aimed at helping creators of video content make more money.
YouTube Shorts is rolling out in the US as part of a beta launch that will see creation tools added to the mobile app.
YouTube is now letting creators see how many people subscribe to their channel with a new counter that updates in real-time.
Your competitors’ social advertising strategies provide insight for your own campaigns. Here’s how to use Facebook Ads Library to get a leg up.
YouTube creators now have access to new metrics about video views, and the Studio Mobile app is getting refreshed with efficient ways to view data.
Google will soon be required to withhold taxes on YouTube earnings generated from viewers in the United States.
A study on diversity and inclusion in media shines light on negative stereotypes reinforced through media. Here’s how advertisers can do better.
YouTube and Nielsen roll out new ad measurements as YouTube CTV viewership continues to increase. Here’s what you need to know.
Video advertising is an easy target for budget cuts because many advertisers think it’s too costly—but YouTube Ads production doesn’t have to be so pricey.
Will this new social media platform help users in a way that no other platform does? Should the likes of LinkedIn and Twitter be worried?
TikTok is introducing a new way for creators to engage their followers with the launch of ‘Q&A’ in comments sections.
Instagram’s new ‘Live Rooms’ lets up to four users go live in the same stream, doubling the amount of participants that were allowed previously.
Pinterest Ads is a paid media platform unique from all others. Learn how to use Pinterest audiences, targeting opportunities, and more for paid social success.
Twitter presents a first look at a new feature called Super Follow which lets users pay a monthly fee in exchange for premium content.
Facebook Groups, and online communities in general, are becoming more prevalent in peoples’ lives according to data from a new research study.
Snapchat is now reaching over 70% of 13 to 24 year olds in the world’s most lucrative digital ad markets.
A new report from Twitter lists 6 trends brands need to be ahead of in order to remain relevant to users in the years ahead.
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