on Third Party Privacy Manager for Social Media, Instagram Demoting Inappropriate Content, LinkedIn Promoting Engagement, Facebook Testing News Feeds in Stories, and more. 

Thanks to bad governance and lack of experience, Social Media is turning into a cesspool that nobody wants to be a part of. As users move back into the safety of private chatrooms, they build a wall around them and shun out brands. 

Here are some tips on preparing your brand for the eventuality of this happening. 

This week: Governments take action against misbehaving Social Media platforms, Snapchat finds new way to make money, Some Facebook users were asked to provide email passwords, Lush UK reduces Social Media usage

All of us can agree that Pixar is synonymous with epic storytelling. Over the years, the company has developed a Guide to Storytelling that is guaranteed to  hit it well with the audience. Of the 22, we pluck the Top 8 for discussion this week. 

On Instagram Video Scrubbing for Posts, Facebook Making Ads Transparent To All, Facebook Teaches Regulators How to Regulate, Facebook Shows Us Why We See Certain Posts, Porn Without Visuals, and more.  

Facebook, from time to time, would make changes to their Ads Manager reporting tool to further add accuracy and adjust to changing user behaviours. They just dropped another big announcement to replace 7 metrics with newer ones this April. 

on Apple's TV+, Facebook's NEW Privacy Scandal, the Future of Live Videos After Christchurch Incident, YouTube's Exit From Original Content, Messenger Adding Reply-to Feature, and Instagram's Move into eCommerce. 

When all social media platforms are shifting their focus towards videos, having video content is no longer an option. But it isn't as easy as we all expect. Here are some tips to get your started in the right direction, in case you're stuck. 

Instagram Lets Us Pause Notification by up to 8 Hours, Facebook Pumps Cash into Original Entertainment Content, Twitter May Switch Focus to Visuals, New Social Media Companies See Opportunity in Facebook's Fall, Facebook Curbs Revenge Porn, SnapChat and Facebook Ups Game on Gaming. 

Pairing Instant Gratification with Automation, Marketers these days expect potential customers would immediately convert on first-contact. We explain why it's not true, and how to do it the right way.