Social snapshot – 12.07.2023

Keeping up with the constantly changing social media landscape is challenging. Check out the latest social media headlines below:

More than 100 million members have already signed up for Threads

The social media world is all over the latest Meta app – Threads. Launched a week ago, the application rushed to 30 million sign-ups within 24 hours of release. Now, Threads has crossed the 100 million sign-ups, making it the quickest app to 100 million members.

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YouTube enables video title suggestions

The new title suggestions will appear below the title field within YouTube Studio. That’s a good opportunity to come up with more effective titles to draw viewers interest in.

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Twitter’s job listings feature is getting close to launch

Twitter’s new job listings are being rolled out to Verified Organizations in the app, with some businesses now able to post job openings direct to their Twitter profile.

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Reddit published a new guide to holiday campaign planning

Reddit has published a new guide to holiday campaign planning in the app, which provides a range of insights into product categories, planning tips, behavioural trends, and more.

Find out more here.

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