This week's social media updates highlight significant developments across platforms such as LinkedIn, Meta, and YouTube, which are aimed at marketers and everyday users. LinkedIn launched the "Create on LinkedIn" page with valuable resources for enhancing content strategies. Meta improved Messenger's file-sharing capabilities while also enhancing teen protections across its platforms. With increased file sizes and new safety measures, the updates reflect a continuous effort to improve user engagement and safety. YouTube's introduction of AI-generated music tracks further illustrates the ongoing integration of technology in content creation.
LinkedIn has launched a new "Create on LinkedIn" page to help users improve their content strategy. The mini site offers practical tips, best practices, and examples for creating engaging posts, including dedicated sections for newsletters, events, and video content. It also includes links to LinkedIn Learning courses to help users elevate their strategies.
Meta reported that 97% of teens aged 13-15 have kept these default protections in place, and 94% of parents in the United States told the platform the features are helpful. The rollout will begin in the U.S., United Kingdom, Australia and Canada, with more regions to follow.
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