Digital Wellbeing, Facebook Removing Media Pages and How To Get The Most Out Of Your Video Content – October 16th, 2018 – Jumpwire Social Media Briefing
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PODCAST: Check out our latest podcast where we talk about dating life, claims of Facebook removing media pages and IGTV being pointless. Link
DIGITAL WELLBEING: Instagram’s new activity monitoring feature allows users to set reminders to limit usage time with a passcode entry. See images below.
INSTAGRAM: 5 Instagram marketing trends we will see in 2019. Link
IGTV will become pivotal
Microbrands will dominate the platform
Story-ads will take off
GOOGLE: Google launched a new AR app that lets you draw white lines in the air. Link
FACEBOOK: Facebook deleted 58 more independent media pages last night. NOTE: You can hear us discuss this article on the podcast about how this is total ‘fake’ news. The article was written by one person and spread across the web. There doesn’t seem to be any other articles about this take down. Link
TWITTER: Twitter is under investigation for data collection through its link-shortening system. Link
LIVE STREAMING: 7 tips for going Live on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Link
Add value to your content
Plan as much as you can
Tell a story, with a friend
FACEBOOK: Facebook’s Workplace takes on Slack with AI, newsfeeds—and zero ads. Link
SNAPCHAT: The moment the Internet has been waiting for is here. There are now selfie filters specifically for your cat. Link
CONTENT MODERATORS: An online decency moderator’s advice: Blur your eyes. Link
VIDEO(S) OF THE WEEK: Why video has been exploding on social media in 2018 and what you can do to get the most out of your video content. Link
Get personal with your audience targeting
Test out a variety of video content
Make sure your settings are optimized for sharing
*STAFF PICK: How ’90s stars like Tia Mowry are having a comeback with shows on Facebook and YouTube. Link
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