Social Media

Since social media is now not just fun, but also a cool way to make money and promote a brand, many creators have blogs on different platforms. The question arises: how to drive traffic to different social networks? This is where cross-promotion comes into play. How to use it effectively and not trigger users?

August has passed, leaving creators with a plethora of important and exciting news. What has changed in the operation of YouTube and other social media platforms over the past 31 days? In this compilation, we recap everything you need to know.

TikTok has announced that its service in the US is back up and running after a brief court-ordered shutdown. The company thanked Donald Trump on X for this. That said, the app is still unavailable on the App Store and Google Play.

As of late, the Meta team has decided to drop independent fact-checkers from their social networks. This will now be replaced by a “Community Notes” type marker. We will tell you about the reasons for these changes and other details in this article.

Previously, users were able to create collages using templates. Now Instagram has introduced a new kind of collages that can be customized. How does it look and work? We’ll tell you in this post.

Instagram has announced that it’s testing a feature to reset the recommendation system. This update is for those who are tired of the same old suggestions and want to start fresh by letting the algorithm re-learn preferences and shape it to show different content.

Instagram is introducing a new AI-based system that will be able to identify teens who are trying to hide their real age. The algorithm will analyze photos, subscriptions, and friends’ posts to determine the user’s real age.

Creators, we’ve been waiting for it: finally, your DMs will have all your messages sorted by helpful filters. How will this feature work, and why will it make life easier for creators? We’ll tell you in this new post.

Does that sound absurd? Indeed, video quality degradation due to views can be frustrating for creators. However, it’s not all that clear-cut. How will the algorithm work now? We’ll tell you in this post.