WordPress.com Introduces A New Way For Websites to Make Money via @MattGSouthern

ADVERTISEMENT Websites hosted on WordPress.com can now monetize their content with a new recurring payments feature. Available with any paid plan on WordPress.com, the recurring payment feature lets site owners collect repeat contributions from supporters in exchange for things like exclusive content or a monthly membership. “Let your followers support you with periodic, scheduled payments.…

Google Ads intros ‘restricted data processing’ capability for CCPA compliance

Google will offer restricted data processing to enable businesses to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the company announced Wednesday. With restricted data processing enabled, Google will act as an affected business’ (advertiser, publisher or partner) data processing service provider. Here we’ll look at what this means for advertisers. Restricted data processing, Google…

Facebook will now let brands choose exactly where their ads will show

Facebook made a move to calm advertiser fears as the company continues to deal with the fallout from its political ad policies. On Wednesday, Facebook announced an array of new test features specifically aimed at protecting brands on the social network. These tools were created to help companies wield more control over where their ads…

Twitter lets some lucky users schedule tweets on desktop

Twitter is testing a new tool for select users. Unfortunately, it’s not an edit button. On Wednesday, Twitter took to its own platform to announce a new scheduling feature on desktop. In the GIF below, the new tool looks pretty straight forward. Craft your tweet, tap on the icon with the three dots, and select…

How to Customize Facebook Ads for the Customer Journey

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Google brings audio news aggregation to smart speakers, phones

Google has launched what it calls “Your News Update,” an audio news feed that you access through the Google Assistant. Sources, which Google paid to license, include ABC, CBS, Fox, CNN, AP, Politico, USAToday and many others — though apparently not NPR. Users need to set up the audio feed as a news playlist, through…