Chad Buleen is an award-winning journalist, the manager of social messaging for a large international nonprofit, a digital media enthusiast and father of four. Follow him on Twitter .
On the #ContentRadar this week… What M&M’s and Mayochup have to do with your marketing efforts? Also, Google AMP stories aren’t quite as amped as publishers would like; banner ads get a second life; and Zuckerberg may have hinted that an ads-free Facebook is in the works.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Gmail’s making a few much-requested changes. Also, Instagram is testing its newest “borrowed” tool from Snapchat; MarTech is only a few days away; and people are using Google more — and Facebook less.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Facebook goes on the offensive to combat controversy. Also, your digital ads are probably more relevant than they were two years ago; Snapchat introduces group video chats; and could a digital experience score improve your content efforts?
On the #ContentRadar this week: What does the CMO Scorecard say about your organization? Also, advertisers are sticking with Facebook; Google invests in GIFs; and Snapchat says it’s a camera.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Instagram’s small changes could have a big impact. Also, Facebook has a week to forget; digital users offer suggestions to make ads less annoying; and LinkedIn “borrows” video tools from Snapchat and Instagram.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Sending more emails doesn’t necessarily result in more readers. Also, Reddit tries its luck with native ads; Facebook lets users sponsor their favorite creators; and Google is destroying bad ads.
On the #ContentRadar this week: New developments may change how you see influencer marketing. Also, social media dominates the list of top apps; Facebook wants to convince your business “It’s a Great Day to Video” today; and Twitter wants to verify you — and everybody else.
This week on the #ContentRadar: New numbers prove young adults can’t get enough of social media. Also, Facebook quickly ends its “Explore” feed test; NewsGuard wants to rid the earth of fake news; and Vero’s rollercoaster week leaves everyone confused about its future.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Facebook experiences a drop in active users for the first time. Also, smartphones play a part in more than 1 in 3 retail purchases; YouTube can now caption your live videos; and Kylie Jenner might have just ended Snapchat.
This week, Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project shows its might. Also, that embedded tweet on your blog might be violating copyright laws; Chrome is set to destroy annoying ads from your browsing experience; and you may want to think twice about grabbing screenshots from Instagram Stories.
This week: Redesign fallout. Is it the best of times at Snapchat — or the worst of times? Also, Facebook is finally ready to show actual reach; YouTube has answers for creators’ concerns; and the future is now for mobile video consumption.
This week, the best campaigns give users something to be emotional about. Also, Facebook is glad people are using it less; Instagram finally gives marketers what they have been asking for; and what’s not to like about a dancing chicken?
This week, take a deeper look on the bright side of Facebook’s impending news feed changes. Also, marketers are going to make things personal in 2018; GIFS are now part of Instagram Stories; and YouTube’s six-second fairy tales capture viewers’ attention.
This week, Instagram’s text-only stories might be on their way to a smartphone near you soon. Also, almost half of Americans wish social media were better regulated; HuffPost is turning its back on unpaid contributors; and 8 mm cameras are making a comeback.
This week, the Facebook news feed apocalypse is finally upon us. Also, Vine is coming back as V2; Amazon is primed to cut into Google’s search dominance; and YouTube is done pairing sponsored ads with risky content.
This week on the #ContentRadar, Twitter is experiencing a quiet renaissance; female marketers are facing pay-gap challenges; it looks like “AmazonTube” could be a thing; and a new tool tells you if your blog articles look like fake news. Catch up on the latest content marketing buzz.
