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Meta moves to try and entice TikTok users.
On this episode, I talk about Meta making some updates to try and grab TikTok users over to the platform. Some notes to reference:
Instagram is testing a new feed called “Blend” - Reels recommendations based on Reels you’ve shared with friends and your Reels interests
Essentially, trying out a more integrated way to facilitate Reels sharing, by tapping into the user behavior of sharing Reels via DM
Instagram isn’t live testing this as yet
Instagram is testing out a new way to comment on specific images within a carousel post
The new option enables users to @mention the number of an image within a carousel to append their comment to that specific image or video
It could be another way to drive more focused engagement and encourage more interaction
The TikTok-ification of social media more broadly continues, with Facebook rolling out a new, consistent full-screen video player, which will see all videos posted to the app expand to the TikTok-like vertical format
When you tap on a video anywhere on the Facebook app, you’ll now consistently see a fullscreen, vertically oriented video
Previously, depending on the length of the video or where you were watching, you may have seen horizontal videos or videos that played in a Feed-like player
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By Adam Brown
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On this episode, I talk about Meta making some updates to try and grab TikTok users over to the platform. Some notes to reference:
Instagram is testing a new feed called “Blend” - Reels recommendations based on Reels you’ve shared with friends and your Reels interests
Essentially, trying out a more integrated way to facilitate Reels sharing, by tapping into the user behavior of sharing Reels via DM
Instagram isn’t live testing this as yet
Instagram is testing out a new way to comment on specific images within a carousel post
The new option enables users to @mention the number of an image within a carousel to append their comment to that specific image or video
It could be another way to drive more focused engagement and encourage more interaction
The TikTok-ification of social media more broadly continues, with Facebook rolling out a new, consistent full-screen video player, which will see all videos posted to the app expand to the TikTok-like vertical format
When you tap on a video anywhere on the Facebook app, you’ll now consistently see a fullscreen, vertically oriented video
Previously, depending on the length of the video or where you were watching, you may have seen horizontal videos or videos that played in a Feed-like player