On the #ContentRadar this week: Big ad spend updates from big platforms. Also, YouTube launches vertical ads; Pinterest is more popular than ever; and Twitter resurrects a major timeline feature.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Are Twitter’s new tricks relevant for your brand? Also, Instagram will soon let you tag users in videos; LinkedIn updates its dynamic ads; and Google gives Chrome a present for its 10th birthday.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Snapchat is up; Facebook is down. Also, Instagram forces greater transparency; Facebook Watch is going global; and you probably aren’t persuasive enough to change anyone’s mind on social media.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Your lack of transparency is causing you to lose customers. Also, Facebook makes learning from groups easier; YouTube lets users track app usage; and Snickers’ banner ad gets the last laugh.
For all of you who are wondering what a social content producer can do, let’s look at a reasonable scope of work for typical monthly retainers. Independent producer Lena Katz shares three possible scenarios for different budgets.
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On the #ContentRadar this week: Young social users take more than they give. Also, why your email marketing is annoying consumers; which smart speaker is the most popular; and how JOMO is the new FOMO.
Catch up with the five notable items on the #ContentRadar this week: Facebook could be preparing for drastic changes. Also, Video Marketing World tickets are on sale; Google adds new analytics features; and Snapchat numbers continue to drop.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Instagram Stories looks back — and forward. Also, Reddit hopes its redesign brings more advertisers; Apple is beating Google in the search ad game; and Facebook wants you to do other things with your life.
In today’s #MartechMonday post, Ben Beck compares two popular social media posting tools, Hootsuite and Buffer, in his annual update of his graded reviews. Which one is right for your company? Which improved more? Keep reading.
On the #ContentRadar this week: There’s nothing fake about AR and VR growth. Also, Google is calling out non-secure websites; Facebook launches Watch Party worldwide; and LinkedIn introduces voice messages.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Sounds like it is time to create a voice marketing strategy. Also, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft join powers; cord-cutting skyrockets beyond expectations; and why you may not want to lay off your entire social media team when downsizing.
On the #ContentRadar this week: You may not be speaking the same language as your desired online audience. Also, YouTube offers a new tool to help catch copyright infringers; Facebook hopes its new Ad Manager tools might enhance your offerings; and your online brilliance doesn’t necessarily translate to offline sales.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Instagram stays incredibly busy with new updates. Also, YouTube may be inserting more ads into videos; your social ad activity can now be seen by everyone; and Facebook now lets users “snooze” anything they want.
Do you think you know about millennials’ video viewing habits? We went straight to the source and talked to nearly 150 millennials. Here’s what they told us.
On the #ContentRadar this week: Is ESPN’s AirDrop marketing creepy or creative? Also, millennials want brands to mirror their values; Reddit introduces autoplay ads; and Gen Z may be losing interest in social media.
After 10 years in branding and writing, Nikki Goethals found her niche and started her own boutique agency. Now three years in, she manages social media for more than 60 clients. What’s her secret? Nikki shares how in our one-on-one.
