LinkedIn to Let Users Add Polls to Posts via @MattGSouthern

LinkedIn has been spotted working on a feature that will allow users to easily add a poll to any post. The feature was uncovered by Jane Manchun Wong, an expert at finding unreleased features by reverse engineering apps. LinkedIn is working on polls pic.twitter.com/Dwh8IrSsOw — Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) April 18, 2020 According to the…

How to Create Your First TikTok Video

How to Create Your First TikTok Video : Social Media Examiner Worth Exploring: Social Media Marketing Industry Report In our 11th annual social media study (46 pages, 60+ charts) of 4800+ marketers, you’ll discover which social networks marketers most plan on using, organic social activities, paid social media plans, and much more! Get this free…

To push or fetch site content: How Google and Bing diverge [Video]

[embedded content] “Eventually search engines can reduce crawling frequency of sites to detect changes and refresh the indexed content,” Bing wrote when it increased the number of URLs webmasters could submit for indexing and crawling from 10 to 10,000 per day. Enabling site owners to submit URLs directly to its search engine decreases Bing’s costs…

Instagram Live for Business: 4 Tips to Improve Your Experience

Instagram Live for Business: 4 Tips to Improve Your Experience : Social Media Examiner Worth Exploring: Social Media Marketing Industry Report In our 11th annual social media study (46 pages, 60+ charts) of 4800+ marketers, you’ll discover which social networks marketers most plan on using, organic social activities, paid social media plans, and much more!…

Learn how to create better content with this $30 digital training

TL;DR: Get going on great content creation with the Digital Content Creators Master Class Bundle for $29, a 98% savings as of April 19. When it comes to content creation, quality is generally more important than quantity. But with many people stuck at home and living on their phones these days, it feels like quantity…

HTTP or HTTPS? Why You Need a Secure Site via @annaleacrowe

In 2018, Google started showing this to Chrome users if they clicked on a non-HTTPS website. I’m just going to put that down right here. Quietly. In case there’s an unfriendly snare drum beating in your brain. In 2018, Google told webmasters that if you have a non-HTTPS website, you risk losing traffic and this…