More ads on Twitter, a potential rival to Google, Facebook gets spooky, and it all gets a bit heated over some sprinkles – all in this week’s My Five.
My Five #456
In this week’s My Five, we decide if we can be ourselves, Twitter asks if you are up for having a barney, and Mark Zuckerberg has a cry (probably).
My Five #453
Toxic Instagram, bonkers judgement by Time Magazine, LinkedIn espionage, biscuit wars and pigs in boots (not blankets) are all on the menu in this week’s My Five.
My Five #452
Social media updates and dogs, it’s what My Fives are for! This week Twitter launches Communities, Facebook partners with Ray Ban, and some furry friends meet the bin man.
My Five #446
It’s a social and search engine heavy My Five this week, with changes to Instagram targeting, a new link spam algorithm update and clarification around redirects.
My Five #443
Instagram is much more than just photo sharing, the BBC undergoes a major rebrand, questions about the importance of internal links, and could Facebook be about to launch its own town?
My Five #441
A range of new features for Facebook and Instagram, Google reassess its cookie policy and the British public shows its inner child, all in this week’s My Five.
My Five #437
New Google shopping features, updates to Twitter’s verification process, Facebook moves into PPV sports events, and a helpful woof, time for My Five.
My Five #431
In this week’s My Five, Facebook takes away Analytics, Google Search Console gives us regex filters, and we celebrate 16 years of Yahoo! Answers.
A guide to understanding social media algorithms in 2021
Understanding the various social media algorithms is a difficult task. In 2018 I took a look at everything you need to know about social media algorithms – here we see how the platforms have changed in 2021.
My Five #425
In this week’s My Five, the Aussie tech giants war rages on (Google backs down, Facebook doesn’t) meanwhile Trustpilot leads the battle against fake reviews.
My Five #420
The second week of 2021 turned out to be a riot, didn’t it? Find out why Parler and Facebook are on the naughty step as a result.