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LinkedIn Previews 2023’s Upcoming Features and Updates

Advertising, Marketing, Social Media Marketing

To kick off 2023, Linkedin is giving a preview of the upcoming features it is working on.

Twitter Introduces View Counts, Promises Users Will Be Able To Opt-Out

Last week, Twitter CEO Elon Musk suddenly revealed that view counts would be publicly visible for all tweets - not just videos shared on the platform. Previously, this data was only available to the user who posted a tweet through the…

Twitter Blue Expands To Brands With Blue For Business

Social Media Marketing

After a somewhat chaotic rollout for Twitter Blue Verified for most users, the company is beginning the process of launching Blue for Business.

Google Launches New Dashboard Dedicated To Search Engine Status

Google

Google has officially launched a new dashboard page dedicated to notifying users about any issues occurring with Google Search.

Twitter Relaunches Twitter Blue and Other Profile Verification Labels

Marketing, Social Media Marketing

After a false start, Twitter is relaunching its verification system including the much-discussed Twitter Blue program.

The Top Search Trends In Tulsa and The US In 2022

Google, News

It’s time for Google’s annual report of the top search trends of the past year and this year’s list is a little different.

Google Switches To Continuous Scrolling Desktop Search Results

Google, News

Google has confirmed it is finally bringing near-endless scrolling to its desktop search results, unifying the search experience across all devices.

Microsoft Advertising Makes Predictions For Ad Trends in Early 2023

Advertising, Microsoft, PPC

Microsoft Advertising is helping you get ready for the new year with three new predictions for upcoming trends in digital advertising.

Black Friday Data Shows Inflation Hasn’t Slowed Holiday Shopping

Analytics, e-commerce, Marketing

Despite the increasing pressure many shoppers are feeling from inflation, the latest data from this year's Black Friday shopping shows that consumers are still taking the shopping event seriously.