Social Snapshot – 22.09.2021

September 22, 2021

Another week, another social snapshot. Have a look at the latest happening in the world of social media:

Facebook is introducing ‘’Community Awards’’

Facebook is testing a new feature called ‘Community Awards’ to encourage engagement in groups.

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Snapchat launches new lenses teaching sign language

In the light of International Week of the Deaf, Snapchat reveals a new series of lenses that encourage users to fingerspell.

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Pinterest shares key trends gaining momentum on the platform

The platform has shared insights around trends gaining momentum, as well as examples of how brands are evolving by using effective Pin outreach.

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Reddit launches a new ad campaign in the UK

Reddit launches a new campaign in the UK, providing some insights into UK usages trends.

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And more from Pinterest – showcase for Latin and Hispanic Heritage Month

The social platform is celebrating Latin and Hispanic Heritage Month with a series of events and shopping promotions.

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