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Every week, we present the latest news from digital marketing, social media, tech and more. Last week was one in which we had many innovations in Social Media, so today we have four news for you from Instagram, Pinterest, WhatsApp and Facebook. 1. Instagram adds new features to Instagram Stories In an effort to encourage interaction in the Stories functionality, the Instagram team comes up with some news: you can tag accounts in each Story, exactly as you do in image or video posts you can add links in each Story - functionality available for now only for verified accounts the functionality has been integrated with the Boomerang app (also owned by Instagram), so you can integrate a Boomerang video into each Story 2. WhatsApp launches video calls for all users The popularity of WhatsApp all over the world is a certainty, whether we are talking about messaging, group chat or voice calls.
The possibility to communicate in the application through video calls was exactly what was missing for WhatsApp to become an "all-in-one communications tool" . Don't panic if you don't see the update immediately, WhatsApp promised that it will be available to all users Phone Number Data in a few days. 3. Pinterest is improving feedback opportunities on pins Pinterest launches a series of multimedia functionalities that aim to help the user community to discover and recommend more Pins with great popularity. More exactly? one of the functionalities is the tick option , which will be found next to the editing icon, when you click on a Pin; in short, ticking a Pin will save it on your profile you will be able to play more with the visual content in the comments, which will allow you to add an image , in addition to the text, as before the "About This Pin" section will provide.
you with an interface that indicates the number of people who viewed, saved or recommended a Pin; when you leave feedback on a Pin, other users will be able to see basic information from your profile, along with a green (happy) or red (sad) emoticon 4. Facebook launches Rooms: public chat rooms in Messenger Facebook has begun to explore the area of public chat room conversations , in an attempt to encourage interaction on topics of common interest in certain groups. The Rooms experiment is not new, but in its form as a stand-alone application it was not successful, so Facebook rethought it in an integrated form in Messenger. Each "Room" will focus on specific topics and will bring together both users who are already friends on Facebook, as well as those who have the opportunity to meet and interact for the first time. The functionality is launched, in the first phase, in Australia and Canada, and, after testing, it will be available to users in other locations.
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發表於 2024-1-25 13:15:46