Social Snapshot – 08.03.2023

Keeping up with the regular stream of new social media insights is challenging. Relax, we’ve got you covered. Check out the latest social media headlines👇

Twitter’s planning to extend long-form tweets to 10k characters 🤯

Elon Musk has announced that longer long tweets are coming soon to the app. With this new Twitter update, users will be able to write tweets up to 10k characters.

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LinkedIn’s launching collaborative articles 📑

LinkedIn has introduced a feature called collaborative articles for users to share insights and advice. This new feature uses “AI-powered conversation starters” to help boost member engagement. Basically, LinkedIn will match each article with relevant member experts who then can contribute their own opinions, experiences, lessons, advice, etc.

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TikTok’s launching ‘Series’ feature 🎥

TikTok has announced the launch of ‘Series’, a feature that allows creators to sell their stories as premium content.

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Meta’s adding new features for Facebook Reels 🎞️

Meta is incorporating some new reel features. These real update includes an expanded length limit, a new memories integration and trending Reels templates.

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