Social Media: Page 206


  • Pinterest rolls out new ad targeting tools

    Among other capabilities, marketers will now be able to use their customer email databases to target ads on Pinterest.

    By Ian P. Murphy , David Kirkpatrick • March 9, 2016
  • Snapchat about to launch new homegrown Discover channels

    After cutting its own content channel from the Discover portal last year, Snapchat is now preparing to try again.

    By David Kirkpatrick • March 3, 2016
  • Trendline

    Influencer Marketing

    Amid a surge in confidence and new platform approaches, brands continue to turn to influencers for fresh content that can reach online consumers.

    By Marketing Dive staff
  • Facebook Live Video to get priority in news feed

    Facebook is now considering Live Video as a separate content type and will give it special consideration in the news feed algorithm.

    By David Kirkpatrick • March 3, 2016
  • Streaming shorts declared eligible for Emmy Awards

    Social media stars on streaming platforms like YouTube can now win, after a rule change to the short-form category.

    By David Kirkpatrick • March 3, 2016
  • LinkedIn's Audience Match brings third-party targeting to the platform

    Through the service, marketers can upload data on businesses they want to target within the platform, providing advertisers with custom audiences.

    By David Kirkpatrick • March 2, 2016
  • NBC to replace ads with sponsored content from American Express

    Testing out new ways of approaching TV advertising, NBC is going to replace traditional ads with sponsored content from American Express on some shows this week.

    By David Kirkpatrick • March 1, 2016
  • Snapchat sharpens its advertising strategy

    The service has made recent moves that are turning the platform into a more typical social media advertising experience, including offering performance metrics.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 29, 2016
  • Facebook launches Canvas, a full-screen mobile ad format

    Its features include a full-screen immersive user experience and fast load times.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 29, 2016
  • Snapchat chooses Nielsen to measure ads

    Marketers have long complained about the lack of ad measurement on the platform.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 26, 2016
  • What Facebook's new 'Reactions' mean for marketers

    After Facebook expanded the “like” button to six emotion-based options, marketers are figuring out new possibilities offered by the icons.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 26, 2016
  • Rakuten Marketing bolsters social ads with Manifest acquisition

    The firm gets a boost in optimizing prospecting and retargeting ad campaigns across social media.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 26, 2016
  • Facebook rolls out 'Reactions' icons to all users

    The revamp of the social network's iconic “like” button led to five new emotion-based icons called Reactions.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 25, 2016
  • Instagram passes Twitter in active advertisers

    The social platform says it now has over 200,000 active advertisers after rolling out numerous new ad formats over the last six months.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 25, 2016
  • Facebook exec: 'Marketing,' not ads, coming to Messenger

    Facebook Messenger users won’t be served ads, but brands will be able to use the platform to reach consumers. 

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 25, 2016
  • Forbes starts doing influencer marketing—with a twist

    In a different approach to influencer marketing, the business publisher is charging advertisers for access to influential experts rather than social media stars.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 24, 2016
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    How PepsiMojis connect retail, digital marketing and target younger demographics

    Consumers can understand and share a smiley face on a soda bottle in any language — and that's what PepsiCo is counting on.

    By Carolyn Heneghan • Feb. 22, 2016
  • Snapchat will soon offer metrics on app install ads

    In a move to remain competitive, Snapchat will use third-party app analytics firm Tune to provide performance metrics on app install ads.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 22, 2016
  • Facebook is the top choice for app advertising: Study

    Research from AppsFlyer found that Facebook led app installs across a wide range of metrics including geography, retention and type of app.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 22, 2016
  • Yelp and Sprinklr team up to bring insights to brands

    The data license partnership between social technology company Spinklr and Yelp gives businesses access to full reviews, business insights and sentiment analysis on business reputation.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 19, 2016
  • Social media spending up, ROI still difficult: CMO Survey

    The latest biannual CMO Survey found that social media spending will reach an almost 21% share of marketing budgets over the next five years.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 19, 2016
  • Ads are coming to Facebook Messenger

    Facebook will begin serving ads in its Messenger app in Q2 2016, according to a report by TechCrunch.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 19, 2016
  • FameBit, Shopify deal catapults influencers into e-commerce

    FameBit's roster of content creators will be able to set up their own digital storefronts. 

    By Feb. 18, 2016
  • Snapchat users will soon be able to subscribe to Discover portal channels

    By allowing its users to subscribe to its Discover portal publisher partners, Snapchat should help boost traffic to those channels.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 17, 2016
  • Facebook's Anthology partnered video program is gaining traction

    Almost a year after its launch, Facebook’s Anthology branded-video program has added seven publishers after making some changes to its pricing model.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 17, 2016
  • Instagram leads in engagement for social media content marketing: Study

    Research from TrackMaven on social media content marketing found that Facebook leads LinkedIn, Pinterest and Twitter, but that Instagram commands the highest levels of engagement by a wide margin.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Feb. 16, 2016