[SMK] AI & Digital Marketing Capability Transformation
Video blogging (vlogging) – does a commercial relationship need to be disclosed? Yes! A commercial relationship between a vlogger and a business selling a product should be disclosed, to avoid misleading consumers. In Australia the ACCC has made this clear, but what isn’t so clear is how to disclose it. Fortunately, we can look to
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Helping put the "social" back in social media is affable new app Tint. Social hubs Tint lets you curate the best content from the major platforms to create what it dubs "social hubs" for your customers. It works like this. You might see a video on Facebook, a stat on Twitter, and an infographic on LinkedIn
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Are you managing an active Instagram account and looking for some fresh ideas beyond selfies and puppies? OKDOTHIS for might have the answer, using data to provide image-fuelled inspiration. Muse this OKDOTHIS is an app and self-proclaimed "community" of social snappers. Unlike regular apps that allow you to take photos, whack on a filer and
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Vine might not be in the same league as Facebook or YouTube, but it could be argued that the looping video service has changed the way we watch videos online. Read on to find out what's in store for the plucky platform in 2016. Vine time Over 100 million users watch Vine videos every month.
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Periscope has just released some handy new features designed for brands and sun lovers. Fun in the sun Periscope for iOS now sports an updated stabilisation feature, meaning live streams now more professional. Broadcasters can now also add their local time in live streams. Sun lovers have also been catered for: Periscope now boasts a
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Google Chrome for Android just got a lot more real – literally and figuratively. Let's get physical Google's Physical Web, the clever feature that lets smartphones connect with other online devices close by, is now available on Android. This means your Android phone can potentially connect with seemingly inanimate object such as parking metres and
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If we learned anything about Mark Zuckerberg during his two month paternity leave, it's that he really, really likes Virtual Reality (VR) video. And is throwing Facebook's considerable resources behind it, to ensure the rest of us do too. Social VR At the Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event in Barcelona, Zuckerberg announced Facebook 360 video will
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With video an increasingly integral part of social content plans, trimming and preening your vision so it’s looking its very best has never been more vital. Happily, it’s also never been easier – as these three easy-to-use editing tools show. 1. KineMaster Android users have the edge here with this powerful video editor. KinemMaster works
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Love ‘em or loathe ‘em, emojis aren’t going away anytime soon. In fact, Facebook just rolled out global support for six new universal emojis. And if you’re not up to speed on your smiley and frowny faces, a new service called Emojini is here to help. Face the music The aptly named Emojini works by
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You may not have known it, but Safer Internet Day has just been celebrated (or at least observed) around the globe. In a nod to the humble but important day, Google has released two updates to help make your emailing more secure. Lock it up Now when sending an email from Gmail, you’ll see a
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