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Pinterest Adds New AR ‘Try-On’ Tools for Eyeshadow, Expands Product Tagging Within Pins

With eCommerce on the rise, Pinterest is looking to facilitate more capability in assessing and comparing products, with the expansion of its AR ‘Try On’ tools to better replicate the in-store shopping experience. After launching its lipstick Try on Pins with selected brands early last year, Pinterest is now expanding its AR overlays into eyeshadow as well, with new, shoppable eyeshadow Pins showcasing products from Lancome, YSL, Urban Decay, and NYX Cosmetics.

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Snapchat Launches Test of Dark Mode with Small Percentage of Users

This will be welcome news to dark mode enthusiasts. This week, Snapchat has confirmed that it’s testing a new dark mode option with a small percentage of users, moving into line with almost every other app that now has a low light option.

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LinkedIn Adds New Post Visibility and Reply Controls to Manage On-Platform Discussions

LinkedIn’s following Twitter’s lead with the addition of new reply control tools on your LinkedIn posts, which enable users to restrict who’s able to comment on their platform updates.

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Marketing

16 Website & Blog Content Ideas to Get More Traffic & Engagement [Infographic]

Are you struggling to come up with ideas for blog content? Need some help crafting posts that will resonate with your readers? The team from Red Website Design share 16 blog content ideas in this infographic.

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Google Outlines New Deal to Pay French Publishers for Use of Their Content

As it continues to negotiate with Australian authorities over the proposed implementation of new regulations, which would force it to share revenue with local news publishers in that nation, Google has today announced a new deal that will see it pay French publishers for news content, as part of its Google News Showcase program.

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Does Google Set Limits to Search Traffic?

Google’s John Mueller answered a question about throttling traffic to sites displayed in Google Discover. Many publishers have over the years suspected that Google puts a limit on how much traffic some sites receive. The question was about Google Discover, a feature in Android where Google will show sites of interest to users on a mobile phone.

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Does Google Set Limits to Search Traffic?

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