Social Media

When you are new to the game and have not your path to success (yet), you probably hop from one piece of information to the next, sucking up all the tips, social media best practices and success stories. The problem is that there is some horrible, outdated and often simply wrong advice still floating around. And for a newbie without any experience and knowledge, it is extremely difficult to figure out which tips are legit – and which tips will at best get you nowhere – at worst the tips will hurt your blog, business, and marketing.

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As many are now aware, it can be easy to start scrolling through TikTok on your phone late at night, then end up squinting at your device screen, bleary-eyed, at 3am, still giggling to yourself at the clips you come across. TikTok’s algorithm-matching is very good at keeping you glued to the app, which can make for compulsive, small-screen viewing – but what if TikTok was actually available on your TV, like any other channel?

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As with all social media platforms, Reddit has seen a big increase in video engagement of late, and while it may have taken a while to come to the video party, it’s now looking for more ways to build on its video options in order to cater to those trends. That’s why this week, Reddit has acquired interactive video app Dubsmash, which enables users to lip-synch and dance to audio tracks, in a similar vein to TikTok.

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