[SMK] AI & Digital Marketing Capability Transformation
Facebook has just changed the way it charges for ads – and it's good news for marketers. Down, down, prices are down Now marketers will only have to pay for clicks, not broader engagement. That means you're only charged is a user a actually click-through on your ad, and not if they Like, comment or
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Twitter is testing two new pages that intend to change the way users interact and share products. Visionary? Twitter announced the new pages, Produce and Place Pages and Product and Place Collections, in a blog post. "It can be challenging to find and engage with the most relevant Tweets, images and videos about products and
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Facebook has released a new photo uploader that looks and feels a lot like Snapchat. If it walks like a duck… The new uploader is available for iOS users, and allows Facebookers to overlay images with text in a variety of colours, and access preview filters to see how their snaps will look. As an
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Looking to edit your next viral vid but don't have access to an edit suite? Never fear, help is at hand with Vimeo's Cameo. Lights, camera, cameo Vimeo acquired video and editing app Cameo last year, and has just given it some new features to help editing mobile movies. Cameo 2.0 for iOS now gives users a
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Dropbox is one of the most estabished and popular platforms in the crowded cloud-storage market. So today we're going beyond the uploads to understand what makes the file-sharing service tick. Drop of a hat Like many tech start ups, Dropbox was founded by MIT students Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi. Houston reportedly came up with
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Messenger has just opened up its books and no longer requires a Facebook account to sign up. Sign up Facebook announced the news in a blog post. "With this update, more people can enjoy all the features that are available on Messenger – including photos, videos, group chats, voice and video calling, stickers and more.
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Pinterest has just rolled out an update that brings Buyable Pins to iOS users. Pin that Pinterest announced the news in a blog post. "Earlier this month, we announced buyable Pins—the simple, secure way to buy your favorite products on Pinterest. Today, we’re excited to start rolling them out to U.S. Pinners on iPhone and
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Facebook can't get enough of video at the moment. The social network recently unveiled a Video Tab, and has just tweaked the News Feed to give users more actions when it comes to video. Video vision Facebook announced the news in a blog post. "We have learned that certain actions people take on a video,
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Twitter has taken another step against trolls and offensive content with a new feature letting users share information about block lists. Block by block Twitter announced the news in a blog post. "Today we’re making it possible to share block lists on twitter.com. This new, advanced feature makes blocking multiple accounts easy, fast and community
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BitTorrent has just launched Shoot, an app intended to make sharing large files between mobile devices more streamlined. Shoot for the stars BitTorrent announced the release in a blog post. “Shoot allows you to send photos or videos directly between mobile devices, no matter what device you use or what network you’re on,“ BitTorrent’s
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