Pinterest‘s Top Trending Holiday Searches for 2019
Pinterest has revealed its top trending searches for the 2019 holiday season which includes gifts, decor, recipes, and more.
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Pinterest has revealed its top trending searches for the 2019 holiday season which includes gifts, decor, recipes, and more.
YouTube has partnered with Merchbar to help artists sell official merchandise on their video pages.
Google Ads is testing a new way for businesses to capture customer information with lead form extensions.
Pinterest is making it easier to control the recommendations users see in their home feed with all-new settings.
Reddit content can now be shared directly to Snapchat, which marks Reddit’s first-ever native content sharing capabilities.
LinkedIn is rolling out enhanced targeting tools to help advertisers reach more of the right audiences.
Facebook pages are likely to see organic impressions go down as a result of changes to how impressions are calculated.
Snapchat is rolling out Dynamic Ads – new ad unit designed specifically for eCommerce advertisers.
LinkedIn is introducing an Events hub, which is a new tool to help users plan in-person networking meetups.
Google Ads is improving its ability to improve on conversions by the time they occurred with new columns in reports.
Facebook is giving more advertisers the ability to place ads in search results.
Yahoo announced that all Yahoo Groups will be shut down October 21st, and all content will be removed December 14th.
Pinterest has released its 2019 Halloween report, which reveals insights into what people are searching for this time of year.
Facebook introduced new templates which make it easier for marketers to create custom stories ads across Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram.
A new report from eMarketer reveals the trends that that will shape email marketing practices throughout 2020.
Twitter relaunched its app for Macs, which brings the same features and design of the mobile app to desktop computers.
Google’s new markup, which lets site owners customize how their search snippets are displayed, will start being used this week.
LinkedIn is introducing new features designed to help companies stay better engaged with their employees.
Instagram is introducing new features that give users more control over the data they share with third-party apps.
Facebook released its 2019 holiday marketing guide, which is full of insights heading into the year’s busiest shopping season.
A forecast on US ad spending predicts that Google’s share of search revenue will drop over the next two years.
Google Ads is launching AR Beauty Try-on, which allows beauty brands to display ads where users can try virtual makeup.
Google Ads is rolling out two new ways to reach your target audiences in Google Search.
Facebook has released several new tools to assist businesses with their holiday marketing efforts.
Instagram appears to be in the process of bringing direct messaging to its desktop website.
Instagram has removed a section of its app which was referred to by many as a “stalker” tool.
Google recommends following the official structured data requirements to ensure content is eligible to be displayed as a rich result.
Microsoft announced today at Pubcon that Bing is adopting Microsoft Edge to run JavaScript and render webpages with Bingbot.
Google has released its annual edition of ‘Frightgeist’ – a roundup of the year’s top Halloween costume searches.
Google announced it will soon be using machine learning to manage ad frequency when third-party cookies are missing.