Social Media

TikTok Responds to Possible US Ban: “We’re Not Planning on Going Anywhere”

Are we close to saying goodbye to TikTok? On Friday evening, speaking to the press pool, US President Donald Trump said that TikTok would soon be banned in the US, sparking an outpouring of emotional responses from the app’s users, and a major surge in downloads of alternate video apps.

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Microsoft Mulls Purchase of TikTok as Trump Says That he is Banning the App in the US

Bloomberg reported that the US Government is planning to announce a decision which would essentially order China-based ByteDance to divest its ownership of short-form video app TikTok, or face a total ban on the app in the American market.

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FBI Announces Arrests Over Recent Twitter Hack

After Twitter yesterday provided an updated overview of how its recent high-profile, Bitcoin-scam hack occurred, in which various celebrity accounts were taken over by the hackers, the FBI has today announced that a man in Florida has been arrested over the incident, while two others have been charged with assisting the crime.

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Marketing

Doing More with Less: Automated, High-Quality Content Generation

How do you continue to deliver amazing results with limited time and resources? Writing quality content that educates and persuades is still a surefire way to achieve your traffic and conversion goals. But the process is an arduous, manual job that doesn’t scale. Fortunately, the latest advances in Natural Language Understanding and Generation offer some promising and exciting results. For his SEJ eSummit session, Hamlet Batista discussed what is possible right now using practical examples (and code) that technical SEO professionals can follow and adapt for their business.

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SaaS Marketing: How to Never Miss Your MQL Goal Again [Webinar]

Many marketers are struggling to find success during COVID-19. It’s no different in the SaaS industry. Digital marketers are working diligently but they are not seeing the marketing qualified lead (MQL) growth they’re striving for.

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