Source: Social Media Today Meta’s expanded its content copyright checking tool to the Reels composer on Facebook, as a means to help creators avoid potential restrictions on their content after publishing. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today TikTok recently launched its new Brand Consideration ads, which enable advertisers to target different audience sub-segments based on where people are in the purchase journey. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today After launching an initial test of Threads DMs earlier this month, Meta has now announced a global expansion of the function, which will give all users their own Threads-specific inbox to engage in private chats. Continue...
Source: Social Media Today Meta has announced some updated ad options, with a focus on messaging, and WhatsApp in particular, as it looks to provide more ways for brands to tap into emerging engagement behaviors. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today YouTube’s looking to provide channel managers with more tools to help grow their in-app communities, including updated audience engagement insights, and improved markers of interaction opportunities in-stream. Continue...
Source: Techcrunch Instagram announced Monday that it’s finally adding the ability for users to listen to previews of songs that they’ve shared from Spotify to Stories. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today After announcing that hashtags would be banned from all Promoted Posts on X last week, X owner Elon Musk also flagged another coming to change to X’s ad process, with bigger ads to soon cost more per placement. Continue...
Source: Techcrunch TikTok is testing a new messaging tool called “bulletin boards,” the social network confirmed to TechCrunch on Friday. The feature lets brands and creators share public, one-to-many messages to their followers. Bulletin boards are pretty...
Source: Social Media Today X owner Elon Musk has announced that the platform is banning hashtags from ads, in order to improve the look and responsiveness of X’s promoted posts. Continue reading
Source: Social Media Today LinkedIn’s rolling out a new option to make your articles stand out in-stream, which also aligns with its broader push on video content. Continue reading