Following the milestone of Facebook Stories reaching 150 million daily viewers, the feature is about to do the same as Instagram and Snapchat and focus on Stories adverts. Daily active users With the continued increase in story driven social engagement and sharing, Facebook Stories plans to commence ad testing in the US, Mexico, and Brazil. […]
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Reports that Facebook is considering its very own form of cryptocurrency could reignite the digital bitcoin boom. Got any digital change? The word is in the wind that Facebook may be looking to facilitate payments across its platforms and services with its very own monetary system. The new endeavour is to be headed by David
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Facebook is introducing cartoonish avatars that users can create and customise, a popular feature across many platforms. Cartoon You The new feature was recently spotted within the code of Facebook’s latest Android app, allowing users to send avatar-inspired stickers via comments and messages. The avatar system has yet to begin testingm but Facebook invested heavily
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Facebook has created a comprehensive list of the best ways to drum up capital through video engagement and the best ways to keep an audience. Effective video content Publishers and creators can now better focus their priorities to foster stronger interactions between their viewers and create and maintain loyal fanbase. Top of the list, get
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We recently came across this article by Nick Henderson, Global Manager of Social for Tourism Australia, discussing what's happened to video on Facebook, following recent algorithmic changes. We reckon it's chock full of valuable, actionable takeaways for local marketers. You can read the original article here. Below you'll find Nick's article republished in full,
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Facebook is once more in rhetorical hot water as watchdog’s learn the platform can target users by very intimate information. Oh Facebook Despite religion, sexuality and political beliefs being classified as sensitive information under the new data protection law, Facebook is arguing it’s only targeting users by “interests.” A Guardian investigation in partnership with the
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Facebook is rolling out a host of new features for publishers to make the most of their Facebook Live content. Facebook Live: Tips Going Live continues to remain a popular means to generate buzz around a brand, which is why Live content has increased 1.5X since 2017. Now Facebook is sharing its latest improvements. At
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Facebook wants in on the e-market rush and make it easier to browse and purchase products through their official app. Facebook shopping In their latest endeavour to drive user product discovery and increase sales, the social media network is pushing Facebook Collection and its trappings to give advertisers and edge. To create a “canvas” to
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Facebook has unveiled plans for a dislike feature – and the result isn’t exactly what you might expect. Cast your vote Instead of simply re-adding the dislike thumbs down button of versions past, Facebook is bringing up and down arrows to their reaction platform. Independent of the reaction icons linked to the like button, the
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As scrutiny against Facebook continues to build in the shadow of the European Union’s data protection framework, the company’s legal abilities may be on the decline. The storm continues Facebook USA will be taking over data processing for international users instead of Facebook Ireland, in the wake of the European Union’s latest sanctions to update
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