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.
Do you know all the ways to make money on YouTube? If not, here’s a list of exciting, life-changing opportunities for monetizing your content.
LinkedIn’s new Company Engagement Report is rolling out now and offers data to help B2B marketers understand if they’re reaching the right audiences.
YouTube is improving the mobile viewing experience for users with the rollout of five new updates.
Pinterest is rolling out five new updates squarely aimed at helping merchants set up a storefront, generate sales, and measure their results.
Instagram users can now stream live up to four times longer than before following a significant extension to live stream time limits.
LinkedIn is rolling out new discovery features for virtual events designed to boost attendance by making them easier to find.
Snapchat is launching a new feature called “Sounds” which allows users to add licensed music to their Snaps.
Instagram is letting more users monetize their live streams with fan badges; a feature that feels heavily influenced by Twitch.
The United States Federal Trade Commission documented millions of dollars of Facebook Ads scams.
Need guidance on your keyword and content strategies for YouTube? Learn five ways you can use Google Trends to uncover valuable insights.
These easy-to-implement strategies can help you use clickable links on Instagram and drive free traffic from the platform to your website.
LinkedIn Ads experts share advice for advertisers pivoting to LinkedIn Ads, tactics for lowering CPC costs, and targeting opportunities for B2B and beyond.
A report from Bloomberg indicates Google is in the early stages of transforming YouTube into a shopping site.
LinkedIn lists ‘digital marketing specialist’ among the top 10 most in-demand jobs, with SEO being one of the most desired skills.
Social media managers can now become Facebook certified through an official online program and enhance their credentials with an industry-recognized badge.
Twitter users will soon be able to crop their own image previews and have greater control over how photos appear in the main feed.
Facebook is making public groups easier to join and discover by surfacing relevant discussions in users’ news feeds.
Major online shopping revenue is coming this holiday season. Don’t miss out! Use these tips to help kick off your social media advertising strategy now.
Instagram is launching a mini-site full of new resources created to help small businesses get the most out of Instagram Shops.
Facebook is bringing the best of Messenger to Instagram DMs which will allow users on both platforms to seamlessly connect with each other.
TikTok is here to stay. Have you tapped into its value yet? If not, here are four things that might convince you to reconsider.
A Pew Research Center study finds about a quarter of US adults get news from YouTube, including a mix of independent and established organizations.
Facebook Ads will no longer have a 28-day attribution model option after October 12th. Advertisers are encouraged to take several steps to prepare.
Pinterest released an updated report on search trends with insight into what’s expected to be popular during the fall months of 2020.
Twitter says nudging users to read articles before retweeting them is working. Now, more users will be prompted to do so going forward.
Pinterest is launching its “biggest updates for creators yet,” which includes a suite of features and the debut of stories.
Reddit rolled inventory control options for advertisers to align with their comfort level of brand safety standards.
LinkedIn is unveiling a redesign which comes with an improved search experience, along with stories and new messaging features.
First noticed by buyers as a lack of warnings and disapprovals, many are now sharing their Facebook reps have confirmed it’s gone.
YouTube removed twice the usual amount of videos between April and June after relying on AI to moderate content amid forced lockdowns.
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