Daily Minute Master Series
February 6, 2024
by Corey Padveen
Marketing News and Updates
Facebook Continues To Add Users After 20 Years of Existence
Despite ongoing predictions of its demise, and countless straight up declarations of the same, Facebook is still going strong, and still adding users, despite the app now having been with us for 20 years.
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Snapchat Announces New Round of Layoffs, Affecting 500 Roles
Snap Inc. has announced a new round of layoffs, with the company set to cull 10% of its global workforce as it continues to rationalize costs, and re-focus the business.
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LinkedIn’s Removing its ‘Creator Mode’ Option
LinkedIn is getting rid of its “Creator Mode” option as part of its broader shift away from hashtags as a connective tool, though it’s still keeping most of its Creator Mode elements as optional tools for all users, even if you haven’t switched Creator Mode on in your settings.
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Google Retires Cached Site Links, Pushing Users Towards Internet Archive
Google has officially retired the “cached” link feature that allowed users to access archived backups of websites. The cached links were a longtime staple of Google Search, functioning as a way to view unavailable or changed webpages.
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Google Case Study Reveals Search Console Evolution Via APIs
New Google case study shows how Search Console APIs allows data to be reviewed and manipulated within a CMS or a proprietary SEO dashboard. While the article is a case study, a call to action at the end of the article reveals how Google is using APIs to transform search console from a SaaS to a data stream that can be manipulated in the GUI of your choice.
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Social Media Should Not Fall Under “Other Duties As Assigned”
The landscape of social media constantly changes, along with the functionality of individual platforms. Early in my social media career, Google+, Periscope, and Storify were all part of a social media manager’s vernacular.
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