Another new Google brand is bringing enterprise tools together and tightenting the integration between them. One platform to rule them all DoubleClick and Analytics 360: they’re mainstays for many in professional digital marketing. Now, they’re coming together in a singular environment called the Google Marketing Platform. The official pitch for the new platform says it’s where […]
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Facebook is working on a new feature that will allow users to “snooze” particular keywords, censoring out posts. Read later Having already introduced the ability to snooze people and Pages for up to 30 days, now users can block coverage of particular events. A drop-down menu can be found in the upper right corner of
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In its continuing mission to project a squeaky clean image and distance itself from everything fake-news and Russian hacker related, Facebook is brining yet another layer of transparency tools to Ads and Pages. Through the Looking Glass Should they choose, users can now view which ads a Page is running across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Facebook's
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After eighteen years working with AdWords, it’s time to get on Google Ads. Yes, it’s another name change—but there’s also a bit more to it. Bring the smart Along with the new name, Google is changing the default ad experience. Say hi to ‘Smart campaigns’. It promises it’ll take minutes to make ads that drive real
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Facebook wants to allow users to automatically post across platforms, thanks to their latest test feature. Post-to-post coverage Crossposting has become a trend at Facebook HQ, and the rumours are proving true as updates to crosspost from Pages to Instagram has come to fruition. Still in testing, the feature was first spotted by social expert
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Despite Facebook’s best efforts, the issues of privacy and fake news have taken their tole as users flock less and less to the social network to get their news. What’s up? More and more users are getting their news coverage from other Facebook owned apps like WhatsApp and Instagram, while Facebook’s news street cred diminishes.
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While the humble QR code may never have reached the dizzying heights its creators envisaged (at least in Australia and New Zealand), the plucky squares of data are far from dead. In fact, LinkedIn reckons they can help you connect with your next potential contact. Code Blue Enter the LinkedIn QR Code. It's intended to
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Facebook has announced partnerships with small and medium businesses to build privacy directly into their services. Getting down to business With Privacy being the being the number one priority, Facebook is bringing free resources for businesses and developers to provide a basic overview of good security practices. US Facebook has partnered with George Washington University
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Instagram wants to stay in step with YouTube, with the announcement of IGTV, along with some interesting programing. One Hour Video Instagram is setting its sights on the multi-media gambit and leading with the news that users can now upload up to one hour in length of video. Home to the new hour-long content is
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