Facebook Tests Showing More Related Articles

Facebook is running a test that shows you related stories before you click on an article in your News Feed.
Facebook is running a test that shows you related stories before you click on an article in your News Feed.
LinkedIn Matched Audiences gives advertisers three new targeting tools: website retargeting, account targeting, and contact targeting.
Facebook is adding a couple new video metrics to Page Insights and changing the way others are measured.
People who read your Facebook Instant Articles can now Like your page or sign up for your email newsletter.
How are content marketers measuring the success of the content they create? Organic traffic is the top metric of choice, according to a new survey.
LinkedIn has launched Lead Gen Forms. This new feature in Sponsored Content campaigns removes a huge barrier on mobile devices: filling out forms.
Whenever you reply to an individual or a group of Twitter users, the user names of those people won’t subtract from your tweet’s 140 character...
Twitter is considering offering a paid version of Tweetdeck. The premium version would be geared toward marketers, brands, and other power users.
A new study finds that brands use Facebook native videos 3x more often than YouTube videos. Facebook native videos also get much higher engagement.
The YouTube Annotations Editor is being discontinued. As of May 2 you will no longer be able to add new annotations or edit existing annotations.
A new survey says an astonishing 46 percent of small businesses allocate 0 percent of their marketing budget to SEO and 54 percent don’t have...
New photo editing tools are now available in LinkedIn’s mobile app. You can now edit and apply filters to improve the look of your profile...
Here’s how you can reach and influence people who are seeking ideas, planning their travel, and searching for family-friendly vacation deals this year.
Pinterest is bringing visual search to its Chrome browser extension. The new feature lets you select objects in images to see related images from Pinterest.
Facebook’s tool to combat fake news is here. The social network is adding a red warning sign whenever users share disputed content.
Twitter has introduced some new features that will let you filter out more notifications and content you don’t want to see. Here’s what’s new.
Facebook’s algorithm is now rewarding posts that get more Reactions – whether it’s Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, or Angry – with greater News Feed visibility.
Unskippable 30-second video ads will fade to black for good on YouTube in 2018. YouTube has officially announced the end of this hated format.
Facebook is changing the way you watch videos on your smartphone. Most significantly: videos in the News Feed now automatically play with sound.
YouTube is launching mobile live streaming and a tool to earn money from those live streams – but only for creators with at least 10,000...
Bing Ads blocked 130 million ads and banned 175,000 advertisers last year. That’s according to Bing Ads’ Ad Quality in Review 2016 report.
Snap, parent company of Snapchat, is going public. Here are six statistics from Snapchat’s IPO filing that marketers will find interesting.
Facebook’s image search system can detect and segment objects, scenes, animals, places, and clothes that appear in images or videos – and understand them.
Here are seven things search marketers need to know about Google’s Ads Added by AdWords test, plus reaction from some top PPC marketing experts.
Pinterest is making its paid search product – which includes keyword and shopping campaigns, targeting, and reporting – available to more advertisers.
Facebook is changing the way it ranks stories in the News Feed. The social network is adding a new ranking signal and updating real-time signals.
Attention, marketers: if you want your brand’s videos to appear in the News Feed of Facebook users, then you better have high video completion rates.
Facebook today announced three new updates that will alter the way its Trending topics section works. Here’s what Facebook is changing.
LinkedIn has given its desktop site a much-needed redesign. Here’s what’s changing with LinkedIn’s navigation, messaging, content and feeds, and search.
Win the love of the most valuable shoppers this year. Here’s who will be shopping, how and when they’ll be searching, and what they’ll be...