Social Snapshot – 07.12.2022

December 7, 2022

Social snapshot- Latest social media news

The constant stream of fresh social media insights that appear daily can be challenging to follow. But we’ve got you covered! The newest social media news is here in this week’s social snapshot 💪🏻

LinkedIn adds new features for Company Pages 📑

LinkedIn has announced the roll-out of new LinkedIn Pages tools, including features to help you generate more Newsletter subscribers, new ways to showcase the best of your products, and an upgraded Competitor Analytics dashboard.

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And that’s not all on LinkedIn – the platform announces the launch of new audience analytics tools LinkedIn has launched new audience analytics tools and additional insights tools, including follower growth stats, new demographics insights and more. 🛠

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The Instagram 2023 Trend Report is here! ✨

Instagram has published the latest edition of its Trend Prediction Report for 2023, produced alongside a sweeping study of Gen Z users across Instagram to discover the topics, issues, and trends that matter most to them across the platform.

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Snapchat and adidas have teamed up 🤝

Snapchat announces the first-ever Bitmoji Drop in partnership with adidas, allowing users to use Tokens to claim an exclusive adidas “Into The Metaverse” track jacket.

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Latest Posts

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D2C has a channel problem Why platform roles and better creative are replacing the old channel plan Direct to consumer brands don’t need more social channels in the plan. What’s needed is a clearer ‘platform stack’ (sorry not being nerdy, but this is the best term I can think of!).