Daily Minute Master Series – May 19, 2020
Social Media
The creators of a new, grassroots social media app want to remind users that the current big name platforms such as Facebook and Twitter often push less than 5% of their chosen content to friends and followers. That means, on the other end of the equation, that user is only seeing a fraction of the posts from the people and pages they follow. To return social media to a concept of friends, families and followers, the new app AllSocial is a platform promising to operate without algorithms limiting the reach of content. The service will not filter or highlight content based on any particular promotional deal, ideology or interest.
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Twitter Updates Tweet Embeds, Including New Presentation Style
This is a relatively small update, but relevant to note either way. Today, on the Twitter Developer Forums, Twitter has announced a change to the way tweet embeds will be displayed on websites, which could cause some presentation impacts.
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Marketing
Google has published a new set of research designed to help marketers respond to the changes brought on by COVID-19. Over four billion people are staying home worldwide as of this week, Google says, which has lead to significant shifts in online behavior.
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Google Ads Shortens Business Identity Verification Time
Google Ads has updated their policy on their identity verification program, shortening the time frame businesses have to submit documentation. Announced late last month, Google will be requiring verification of identity for all brands who advertise on their platform.
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Marketing’s New Challenge: Moving to the Next Normal
How do you market to both audiences without disenfranchising one of them? And, in this world where people take to social media within seconds of feeling offended, how do you avoid accusations that you’re pandering to one group or another? This is becoming more important now that businesses that shut down all or part of their operations are beginning to look at the best ways to reopen them. In communicating how you’re going to approach reopening or ramping up your business, you have to consider this deep polarization.
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