Daily Minute Master Series – May 14, 2020
Social Media
US users get excited – Facebook’s Bitmoji-style Avatars are coming to you. After initially launching them in Australia last June, then rolling them out across Europe last month, Facebook’s Fidji Simo today confirmed that the cartoonish likenesses will be available in the US from today.
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Facebook Adds Messenger Rooms for Groups and Events
While it’s still in the process of rolling out its new Messenger Rooms group video chat feature to all users, Facebook has today announced that Messenger Rooms will also be available within groups and events, providing another engagement option within smaller audience subsets. First off, on groups – Facebook says that both group admins and members will be able to create dedicated group Rooms from the Groups composer, in which they’ll be able to host video chats of up to 50 people at a time.
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Marketing
In a Google Webmaster hangout, a publisher related how sites attacked by negative SEO suffered ranking drops. Google’s John Mueller was asked, considering that anecdote, if he still insisted that negative SEO does not exist.
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How to Counteract Dips in Productivity as Workflow Disruptions Become the New Norm
The number of employees working from home has skyrocketed from 5 million to 75 million since the start of the COVID-19 crisis, according to a recent report from 451 Research. “Sixty-two percent [of companies] have already experienced a fall in employee productivity,” said Erica Gunn, VP of product marketing for Workfront, “Thirty-four percent of those surveyed have delayed or halted their strategic hiring and 22% have actually changed their go-to-market plans for products or services.” Gunn shared 451 Research’s recent data during her “Adapting to Changing Market Forces: How to Iteratively Plan and Prioritize Work” Discover MarTech webinar.
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Making Video An Effective Part Of Your COVID-19 Marketing Strategy
Leaning into digital should be the rallying cry for companies right now. Why? Studies show 80% of consumers have consumed more content since the coronavirus outbreak than they did before. What’s more, video is the type of content they want. It’s estimated that by 2022, 82% of all content creation will be video. By the end of 2020, the average person will watch 100 minutes of video content per day.
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