September 28, 2022
The constant stream of fresh social media insights that appear each day can be challenging to follow. Rest assured, we’ve got you covered! Take a look at the newest social media news. 👇
Facebook Subscriber-Only Content 💎
To improve its offers for creators, Facebook is testing a new posting feature.
Meta continues to experiment with creative tools to help grow its community and subscriber base.
Find out more here.
YouTube Shorts Adds Voiceover 🎤
Shorts, YouTube’s alternative for short-form videos, continues to receive more artistic tools.
Tap the checkmark icon in the bottom right corner of the camera screen to use voiceovers on Shorts after recording a video. Once you’ve chosen where you want to begin your narration, push the voiceover button, hit record, and if necessary, adjust the volume later. Users can also go back and redo recordings to make editing simpler.
Find out more here.
Twitter Communities Spotlight 💡
Twitter Communities are user-created social networks where like-minded individuals can connect and have in-depth conversations about their preferred subject or business. Discussions held within a Community will only be available to other members of that Community, unlike Tweets, which are posted publicly.
Twitter is now experimenting with the feature that allows business accounts to highlight their Community on their profile to generate more attention and traffic.
Find out more here.