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LinkedIn: Difference Between “Share an article, photo, or update” vs. “Write an article”

yMarketingMatters

On your LinkedIn home page, you have the option to share your content – posting updates – in two ways: (1) “Share an article, photo, or update” OR (2) “Write an article” You can share your content in two ways: (1) “Share an article, photo, or update” or (2) “Write an article”. an image with it.

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How to Create Call-to-Action Units for Facebook Instant Articles

Jon Loomer

But my excitement level is high for the launch of call-to-action units for Facebook Instant Articles. If you aren’t familiar with Instant Articles, they provide a Facebook-hosted, instant loading option for users viewing on mobile. The response to Instant Articles from publishers has been mixed, to put it kindly.

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Seven Ways to Increase Your Brand Influence

Webbiquity SMM

One factor to remember is that if you are using cookies to collect user data, you should clearly reveal this to your users in a privacy policy on your website. Affiliate sales support independent publishing. This means that brands have a lot to gain from publishing social proof as part of their overall marketing campaigns.

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Embarrassing updates in social media

Sherrilynne Starkie

Now, there’s a new website that collates people’s embarrassing updates, categorizes them and publishes them for all world to see (again). No information is posted that hasn’t been published by the social media users themselves. Google’s new privacy policy. Related articles. It happens all the time.

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Managing Facebook ads from your phone

Sherrilynne Starkie

A version of this article was originally published on Thonrley Fallis. Facebook graph search and your privacy. Related articles. For many, taking a second to look at an ad and make adjustments while waiting in line at the supermarket is far superior to being chained to a desk on a Saturday morning.

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AI ethics: How marketers should embrace innovation responsibly

Sprout Social

In this article we’ll define what AI ethics are, why brands should be concerned and the top ethical issues facing marketers, including job security, misinformation and algorithmic bias. Our community discussed several risks including privacy infringement, manipulation of public opinion and autonomous weapons.

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How “The Facebook Files” Could Impact Social Media Marketing

Ignite Social Media

.” That certainly seems to be a reflection of the concern outlined in the second article above. That, along with data and privacy issues, was among our concerns all along. Two of the five articles above share one underlying issue: The Facebook algorithm is not working as the company intended. What’s Next for Brands?