Also in September 2017’s social media news: YouTube gets a new look, and LinkedIn adds a native advertising network. With fall officially in swing, social media platforms have turned up the heat. During the month of September, Facebook has launched its original video content tab and begged music executives for the ability to download songs.
When it comes to social media platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn, post once a day to improve engagement and visibility. There has been endless research about the sweet spot for posting frequency to social media sites. The results all point to the same conclusion: there is no one-size-fits-all answer. You have to distribute content consistently
When you are posting on social media could be as important as what you’re posting, and this CoSchedule study attempts to determine the best time to post. Timing is everything. And that statement especially holds true when it comes to posting content to social media. There’s no point in putting in the time and effort
When it comes to social media news in August 2017, the words of Kanye West, “stronger, better, faster, stronger,” have never been truer. August has seen a continued push to get more information to more people in real time. Pinterest is introducing mobile ads. YouTube is adding sharing and chat features to the app. Google
In June’s social media news, more social media platforms are making changes to benefit businesses who advertise. June has seen a lot of recent changes in big-name platforms, like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, that will directly impact the engagement between businesses and potential customers. The trend is to create apps that work harder for paid
In this month’s social media news, Facebook cracks down on misleading content, while Snapchat and Pinterest appeal to advertisers. If you sense that the competition between social media networks for users and advertisers is heating up, you’re not alone. This month, Facebook continues its quest to cut down on the sharing of false information and
Here are the major headlines happening in social media news, specially curated for the supply chain, as of March 2017. It’s not easy keeping pace with the latest happenings in the constantly evolving social media landscape — but it’s a must for your business. To help keep you up to date, here’s our monthly rundown
Keep these best practices in mind when determining how often to post to social media. Creating valuable, relevant content in a strategic and consistent manner creates demand for your products and services and drives profitable customer action. But as BuzzFeed’s Jonathan Perelman said, “Content is king, but distribution is queen and she wears the pants.”
The chances are that your company is not tweeting as often as it should. Each second around 6,000 tweets are tweeted. Each minute over 350,000 tweets are tweeted. The median lifespan of each of these tweets is just 18 minutes. After 18 minutes of being live, the chance of someone seeing your tweet is very
Learn about LinkedIn’s makeover, the parade of apps joining the live video trend, and more social media news for supply chain marketers. As part of our ongoing series informing supply chain marketers about the latest updates and trends on social networking platforms, here is the January 2017 edition of social media news. LinkedIn gets a
Turn to these 7 Twitter accounts for news, insights, and thought leadership in the supply chain space. Twitter is a platform for socializing, entertainment, breaking news, lead prospecting, and much more. But Twitter is only as useful as the people you follow. So how do you choose between the 317 million monthly active users? We compiled
Twitter will shut down its 6-second video platform; Facebook launches Recommendations feature; and more social media updates. Twitter folds Vine Twitter announced its plans to fold its video platform, Vine, in a Medium post on Thursday, October 27. The mobile app and website will not close immediately so that users can still access and download
