6 Reasons Asking For Instagram Notifications Will Hurt You
Recently, Instagram announced that it’ll be moving away from their all-chronological feed, to one that uses an algorithm to put not-to-be-missed posts at the start of your feed, followed by those in chronological order (most seem to have missed that last part). The news of the new Instagram news feed has caused an uproar, much like every social media update, from changes to the Facebook News Feed to #RIPTwitter.
This week our news feeds started to fill with posts advising us to turn on Instagram notifications for their posts if we wanted to be sure to see future updates. Their reasoning is that the algorithm-based feed will mean you won’t see all of their updates. For starters, this isn’t true (if you engage with an account often, the new Instagram news feed will make sure you see even more of their posts). While they’re doing this in hopes that they won’t be missed when the new algorithm rolls out, they’re really doing more harm to themselves than good. Here are 6 reasons asking for Instagram notifications will hurt you.
How To Get The Most From Cinemagraphs On Facebook
Cinemagraphs are awesomely engaging content. They draw the attention of your viewer in a way that static images and standard video can’t.
While the process of creating them can be a challenge without the right software and know-how, creating them isn’t the only step that takes planning. Promoting your cinemagraphs on social needs thought too. Here’s how to get the most from your cinemagraphs on Facebook.
Is The Updated Instagram Feed Bad For Marketers?
Instagram just announced huge news. They’ll be updating their feed to show you more of the moments you want. This means you’ll no longer see all updates in chronological order. Here’s what the updated Instagram feed means to marketers and how it’ll impact them.
Facebook Reactions: What Marketers Need To Know
It’s official, today Facebook rolled out Reactions to all users across the globe! In addition to Liking a post, you can now respond with Love, Haha, Yay, Wow, Sad, and Angry. Facebook reactions give users even more ways to share how they feel, quickly and easily.
In addition to allowing Facebook users to share their reactions with more than just ‘Like’, these new changes will impact marketing too. Check out what the new Facebook Reactions mean to marketers.
The New Twitter Timeline: What Marketers Need To Know
The day has finally come. After much chatter about the possibility an updated timeline, it’s become a reality. The new Twitter timeline now shows tweets at the top based on relevancy, rather than chronology.
With every change to any social network, there are many marketers that worry it will negatively impact their ability to reach their audiences. Many see any change as a negative, as it means having to learn a new way of doing things. Don’t worry. Here’s what marketers need to know about the new Twitter timeline.
How To Create Amazing Brand Advocacy On Twitter
Brand advocacy is a hot topic for many marketers, and with good reason. Brands with high advocate populations get 264% more earned media impressions than average brands, according to the Brand Advocate Study by Wildfire by Google. With stats like that, it’s clear that building advocates can have a huge impact on your brand. In order to build your own brand advocacy on Twitter, let’s look at how people are persuaded to advocate for brands.