Friday is here, social media nerds… and so is the #MMSocialReport! Facebook introduces a new function to help advertisers reach consumers better through video, Instagram has a one-up on Snapchat (but it still feels like copying), and a Snapchat update brings three new features — all this and more in this week’s report!
This week on the #MMSocialReport: your favorite shows are moving to social media, Facebook signs new deals with several independent digital publications to push out original content in the future, Twitter adds in-app messaging feature in an attempt to optimize user experience, advertisers are starting to place ads on GIFs, and, there’s a good chance you’re using your Linkedin profile wrong.
The #MMSocialMediaReport is here to help you keep up with all things social media. This week, Snapchat’s parent company reinvents itself, flags in Facebook profile pictures, YouTube ads becoming more tolerable, and more…
Two major efforts to undermine online harassers, the Super Bowl’s takeover of social media, Mark Zuckerberg’s new focus on video, and the Snapchat IPO—read about it all on this week’s #MMSocialReport.
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The beginning of March started off with a bang! AP launched an election tool with Twitter and Google data, you’ll be able to customize your own emoji before the end of the year, Instagram became THE platform for ads… and two more exciting news pieces for you in this week’s #MMSocialReport!
Innovation is in the air, and brands and platforms alike are striving to make themselves bigger, better, and more widely used. Whether that be tweeting about the Game of Thrones premiere, introducing new features, or battling the competition, this week has been full of innovative moves by big players.