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What you need to know about Facebook Instant Articles
Posted by Paul Smith | February 22, 2016Facebook launched Instant Articles to select publishers in 2015 with the aim of giving a better user experience for customers reading news articles on mobile devices. Instant Articles was created to solve slow loading times on mobile networks making it hard for people on their phones to read the news. […]
Twitter Introduces New Timeline Changes
Posted by Paul Smith | February 12, 2016On Wednesday, Twitter launched its “improved timeline”, essentially introducing an algorithm-based timeline, altering users top view of their timeline based on their previous Twitter activity data. Twitter’s suggestion that it is an improvement to its original timeline comes from the fact that it pushes, objectively, the most “important” tweets to […]
Multiple Account Switching Coming To Instagram
Posted by Paul Smith | February 9, 2016Despite becoming the premier social media platform for aspiring photographers and hipster coffee connoisseurs across the globe, Instagram has often attracted criticism for its app’s inability to switch seamlessly between multiple accounts. It seems however that the powers that be at Instagram HQ are finally giving the people what they […]
Twitter’s falling stock requires drastic action
Posted by Paul Smith | February 9, 2016Twitter’s stock hit a record low early in February 2016. Per Google Finance, its stock first hit a record low on January 17th, and it has continued to fall up to this article’s writing on February 8th, 7:59 PM (the date posted in the most recent NYSE fiscal reports). This […]
Being Socialable: UX Changes to Facebook and Twitter
Posted by Paul Smith | February 4, 2016Two of the biggest social media players, Facebook and Twitter, have similar challenges when meeting the needs of personal and business users. Both social network platforms aim to provide a social and a business focus and they’ve made some changes in a bid for continuous improvement. Facebook takes a long, […]
Over 100M Hours of Video Watched Daily on Facebook
Posted by Paul Smith | January 29, 2016According to Q4 earnings figures released by Facebook, the leading social network in the world continues to leave its competition by ever increasing gaps. The figures appear to be climbing higher even when using all possible measurement methodologies — growth in daily active users, in revenue, and in the number […]
Twitter Considering Allowing Longer Tweets
Posted by Paul Smith | January 29, 2016The latest rumour regarding twitter is that the social network and microblogging service is having something of an identity crisis, and considering making a move towards allowing longer tweets. Last August, the network increased the character limit for Direct Messages to 10,000, so the technology is already there for them […]
Google+ Fading Further into the Background
Posted by Paul Smith | October 23, 2015Last month, Google dropped Google+ links and reviews from its search results, a move which has left many search marketers and social media experts questioning the future of the platform. The move should not come as a surprise, since Google has been working on phasing out the platform for several […]
Hootsuite Rolls Out New Integration With Instagram
Posted by Paul Smith | September 1, 2015Instagram is quite a locked-down social network in comparison with Facebook and Twitter. It still does not permit third-party posting. However, in spite of this Hootsuite has recently added some new Instagram Integration features, including a work-around for scheduling, in addition to some notifications for publishing from mobiles. Instagram is […]
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