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Pinterest launches Explore Publishing

Pinterest has launched Explore, a video-based portal that lets users dive into content from the platform's new partners. Group effort Pinterest has teamed up with media groups and publishers including BuzzFeed, GQ, and Food Network to populate Explore with a range of content and video ads. It's similar to Snapchat Discover, with content customised to users […]

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Martech Mashup: MailChimp’s souped-up Dashboard

MailChimp has announced a raft of updates to its Dashboard, intended to make data more actionable for marketers. Big four The first new feature is Explore MailChimp. This is populated with suggestions around your current usage and preferences. For example, if you've connected your store to MailChimp, Explore might suggest pre-built audience segments based on

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Three big Periscope updates you need to know about

Periscope has just given content creators an early Christmas present, with three new tools to boost audience engagement. Favourites and friends A user's 10 most engaged followers will now be identified by a 'Superfan' icon and a score based on engagement actions.   Periscope has also introduced groups, allowing users to broadcast videos to –

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Facebook updates Metrics and Reporting

Facebook has just released a blog post outlining how it plans to update its metrics and reporting features. Made to measure The biggest news is that Facebook will now increase its third-party verification for reports. This means partnering with industry heavyweights such as Nielsen and comScore to help give Facebook's figures more cred. This is particularly

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Facebook Study: How messaging is revolutionising the conversation

Facebook has released a new study showing how messaging apps are changing the way we communicate. Here are the highlights. Message in a bottle Facebook surveyed users in 14 markets, and found that most prefer messaging to chatting, both one-on-one and in groups. This preference applied across age ranges, with Millennials, Gen Xers, and Boomers

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