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Ready for some new Twitter features? Well, don’t get too excited, they won’t be coming till 2020 (if they make it through at all). Also, an edit option is not among them, but Twitter’s VP of Design and Research Dantley Davis has shared a list of five new features that he’s ‘looking forward to in 2020’. Of course, ‘looking forward to’ doesn’t mean these are definitively on the way, but given the source, it’s a pretty good probability that these will be rolled out within the next six months. Here’s what’s on the list: 1. Remove me from this conversation This is a fairly basic option which would enable you to […]

As part of its latest Graph and Marketing API update, Facebook has announced that it will soon implement limits on how many ads a Page can run at any time. As explained by Facebook: “In mid-2020, we are implementing a limit on the number of ads each Page can run at the same time. The ad limits will impact just a small percentage of advertisers, and we plan to share more details about the limits early next year.” Which seems weird right? Why would Facebook actively limit its revenue potential by restricting how much money a brand can spend on ads? According to Facebook: “We’re implementing ad limits because very […]

As its user base continues to expand internationally, LinkedIn has this week added two new language translation options in order to better facilitate on-platform communication. As explained by LinkedIn: “[We’ve introduced] two new settings that allow you to input all the languages you understand and do not want to be offered translations for, as well as being able to define which language you would like all content translated into. This makes the choice of content experience explicit, and also extends our translation offering beyond the LinkedIn interface languages to the 60+ offered for translation by Microsoft Cognitive Services.” The new process works like this – say you live in the US, but […]

If you’re a brand that’s looking to utilize TikTok for your marketing efforts, this will be welcome news. This week, TikTok has announced the launch of its ‘Share to TikTok’ SDK, which will enable third-party apps to integrate directly with the rising app. That means that users of video editing apps like Adobe Premiere Rush will be able to upload videos direct to TikTok from the app’s editing platform. As explained by TikTok: “This new Share to TikTok feature enriches the content available on TikTok, diversifies the types of videos users can discover, and offers more editing choices for users to explore in addition to TikTok’s built-in creative tools. Most […]

Amid ongoing discussion about a potential break-up of Facebook’s various elements in order to reduce Zuck and Co.’s power, Facebook has this week unveiled a new corporate logo which will help to differentiate Facebook, the parent company, from Facebook’s various apps. As explained by Facebook: “People should know which companies make the products they use. […] Today, we’re updating our company branding to be clearer that these products come from Facebook. We’re introducing a new corporate logo and further distinguishing the Facebook company from the Facebook app, which will keep its own branding.” The new Facebook logo will be added to all of its apps, with a clear ‘from Facebook’ tag […]

Is your business seeing success with its social media lead generation efforts? For our latest research report, we partnered with Sharpspring to reach out to our collective communities, and get their insights into exactly what they’re seeing, which social platforms and approaches they’re finding most effective for lead gen, and what they expect, in future, in regards to their social lead building efforts. More than 320 marketers took part in our survey – you can download our full ‘2019 State of Lead Generation Report‘ right now, but this week, we’re also breaking down some of the specific elements, and what they mean for your social media marketing approach. Here’s the second […]