Facebook want you to cancel your Netflix subscription Twitter and direct message
cards to help appetizers and Google warns against indicator blink building
it's Friday the 2nd of June and this is issue 31 of digital marketing week
leaves each week CMW reveals the biggest and most important news that impact your
business in the fast-moving world of video marketing SEO and social media
alright let's get started
facebook wants you to cancel your Netflix subscription rumors have
surfaced this week the Facebook is gearing up to launch a brand new video
platform after reports that the social media giant had signed content deals
with popular news and entertainment creators Vox Media BuzzFeed attn and
group 9 media as some of the big-name creators Facebook is reportedly engaging
to create short and long form videos for his platform YouTube still dominates the
video market with more than 1 billion hours of video watched every day which
is about 10 times what Facebook and claims according to the sources that
leaked the information Facebook is planning two types of video content the
first scripted shows with episodes lasting 20 to 30 minutes which Facebook
will own the second are shorter scripted and unscripted shows with episodes
lasting about 5 to 10 minutes which Facebook won't own Facebook will pay up
to two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for each of the longer scripted
episodes we'll be keeping a close eye on this story as it develops so be sure to
watch future episodes of dmw for additional update
Twitter ads direct message cards to help advertisers last week we revealed that
Bing was launching new BOTS to help users interact with businesses in the
search results this week we're continuing with the bot rant and Twitter
is testing a new feature they hope will kick-start conversations between BOTS
and potential customers Twitter is rolling out direct message or DM cards
that will attach a menu of buttons to a promoter tweet users can select a
starter DM thread on a particular topic would be advertisers BOTS or humans that
manage the brand's private messages the idea behind direct message cards is
to push a private conversation past the awkward small talk stage users can pick
from up to four conversation starters that are set by the advertiser Patron
tequila is one of the brands currently testing the new feature in one of their
tests Patron tequila shows different context in which someone might want a
cocktail users can then pick one and the brand's bot will ask them some questions
about the occasion and recommend a drink for them direct message cards are
currently only available to paid advertisers if you're a marketer that
wants to try out the direct message card ask your Twitter sales rep for access
Google warns against syndicated link building google has issued a fresh
warning to anyone using automated syndication tools to generate backlinks
Google commented that they aren't against article syndication
however they are against syndication if the primary purpose is to gain backlink
here are some of the things Google say may trigger a penalty stopping keyword
rich links to your site in your articles having the articles published across
many different websites alternatively having a large number of articles on a
few large websites using or hiring articles that aren't knowledgeable about
the topics they're writing on using the same or similar content across these
articles alternatively duplicating the full content of articles found on your
own site according to search engine land com there are now two safe ways for
those distributing content to stay out of trouble
number one use nofollow on specific links nofollow prevents individual links
from passing along ranking credit and number two the canonical tag on the page
itself the canonical tag effectively tells Google not to let any of the links
on the page pass credit okay so that's what's been happening this week in the
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