Facebook is introducing another way for you to control your newsfeeds with Keyword Snooze, and as its Stories features gains popularity and a new feature. Meanwhile, Twitter keeps good on its promise to clean up spam. These are the social media trends making headlines this week. Facebook Allows Keyword Snooze
Instagram continues to grow. With the new addition of longer videos and updates to the selling options, it shows no signs of stopping. Instagram continues to be one of the strongest platforms for influencers, and it can be key to growing your brand’s visibility. It is vital that your posts
News flash, newsletters aren’t dead. In fact, they are a thriving piece of digital marketing that every company should be utilizing. Specific age demographics check their emails more than they do their social media accounts. So why not reach more people to spread brand awareness? We want to break down
Just when we thought we had all the social media platforms possibly available, Instagram launches IGTV. This new video platform disrupts the traditional TV experience with its modern, mobile-first interface, where all videos are created and played in vertical form. The platform is accessible from a button inside the Instagram
If you spent thousands of dollars in Google AdWords, or created hundreds of pages for your website that all were based around different keywords, you would undoubtedly collect actionable data on keyword conversions. Specifically, the data that would most likely result in tangible monetary value is what keywords are converting
Facebook has started testing out monthly subscription fees for Facebook Groups, and in a move to help its creators, YouTube is rebranding its Subscription feature. Meanwhile, Instagram has launched its new IGTV offering the long sought-after lengthy videos. These are the stories making news in social media this week. Facebook
When it comes to brands deciding how to present themselves to an audience, far too many spend the majority of their time worrying about social platforms as their bread and butter. While platforms like Facebook and Twitter may make up a majority of your traffic, there is a very simple
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has kicked-off (literally) in Russia, and it doesn’t take a die-hard soccer fan to know, because chances are, you have seen it all over social media. With all of the recent coverage of the World Cup, we wanted to share how businesses can use major
