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Published Dec. 8, 2019 Are you looking for new ways to maximize your online marketing strategy? Have you considered what TikTok could potentially add to your content marketing efforts? The team from One Productions share their guide to TikTok in this infographic. They break things down as follows: What is TikTok? TikTok functions A social network on the rise Who uses TikTok? Should your brand use TikTok? What about advertising? Case studies Check out the infographic below for more detail. A version of this post was first published on the Red Website Design blog. Filed Under: Digital Strategy Social Marketing

LinkedIn’s Lead Gen forms ad option, which it launched back in 2017, has proven to be a strong driver of audience response, particularly on mobile devices, where LinkedIn users are increasingly active. Indeed, according to LinkedIn, businesses using Lead Gen ads have been able to reduce their cost per lead by more than 20%. while Lead Gen forms also drive 5x higher conversion rates than referring people to landing pages. Given this, and LinkedIn’s rising levels of engagement, it could be a worthy option for your 2020 strategy. And now, LinkedIn’s outlined a new set of tips to help you get the most out of its Lead Gen offering. Providing guidance […]

Facebook has this week added some new performance measurement options in Ad Manager, including cross-account reporting and custom metrics. First off, on cross-account reporting – now, when you’re managing multiple Facebook ad accounts, you’ll be able to get a clearer, overall view of ad performance, all within the Ad Manager dashboard, as opposed to having to extract the data for each account yourself. As per Facebook: “With cross-account reporting, you’ll be able to see metrics – such as reach, impressions, and conversions – across multiple ad accounts. This reporting surface serves as a one-stop shop for a clear, concise report on your business’ performance and will allow you to save […]

Facebook’s virtual reality arm Oculus has this week announced that it has sold its 3D sculpting/VR model-building tool ‘Medium‘ to Adobe, which could be an important first step towards the next stage of broader, professional usage of VR. Medium, which Oculus first launched back in 2016, enables users to build their own 3D models in a VR environment, where you can sculpt, paint and simulate action, essentially creating art and objects in a totally immersive space. [embedded content] The applications for such extend beyond VR environments, with the capacity to export your models, or even 3D print them, which could provide a whole new approach within Adobe’s expanding creative suite. […]