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🤳23rd August 2024 | Meta Launches Threads Crossposting for Facebook and Instagram, LinkedIn Debuts In-Feed Video Carousels, Google Adds Microsoft Bidding, Holiday Shopping Period Tightens, and more!
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PERFORMANCE MARKETING
🧩 Threads Considers New Ad Formats for the App
Source - Social Media Today
Meta is preparing to introduce ads on Threads, its Twitter-like app. The proposed format will include a “Sponsored” label beside user names, with ads appearing in user feeds through Meta Ads Manager. While ads are not yet active and there is no set timeline for their launch, Meta is establishing the infrastructure for future monetization as Threads' user base grows.
🔍 Google Search Ads 360 Adds Microsoft Automated Bidding Integration
Google is rolling out a beta for Search Ads 360 that integrates Microsoft’s automated bidding, allowing enterprise advertisers to optimize bids across search engines with Google AI aiming for a potential 5% increase in conversions. By enabling this beta, advertisers can leverage real-time bid adjustments and streamlined budget management.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
🧵 Meta Launches Threads Crossposting for Facebook and Instagram
Source - Social Media Today
Meta has introduced a new feature allowing users to crosspost from Facebook and Instagram to Threads. Available through the post settings on both platforms, this option lets users share text and link posts from Facebook and all Instagram posts (excluding Reels) on Threads. Captions and hashtags are adapted for Threads. While this feature simplifies posting across platforms, tailoring content for each app may enhance engagement. '
📹 LinkedIn Debuts In-Feed Video Carousels
Source - Social Media Today
LinkedIn has rolled out in-feed video carousels, offering a side-scrolling display of video clips tailored to user interests. Users can tap on a clip to access a full-screen, vertical video feed enhancing video content visibility, aligning with LinkedIn’s goal to engage younger audiences and capitalize on the 34% increase in video uploads.
OUTLOOK
🛍️ Shorter Holiday Shopping Season Raises Stakes
With 34% of U.S. shoppers beginning their holiday purchases as early as July up from 28% last year. This year’s late Thanksgiving compresses the shopping period, making early engagement crucial. Purchase confidence is 3.2X higher among shoppers who find relevant information and nearly 60% of consumers have abandoned purchases due to too many choices or overwhelming information.
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