Facebook says it fixed a bug on August 24 that had allowed users with both an app and a Facebook Ads account to access the Facebook Analytics data of other apps. 10 advertisers accessed the analytics data of 21 apps during the three weeks the bug was live. Though it affected a limited number of […]
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During the coming weeks, more than 20 of Snapchat’s Discover partners will be able to build their own Our Stories content from publicly submitted video and photo Snaps and use them on their Discover channels as well as embed them on their own websites and social channels. Discover partners will be able to include added
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New overlays are rolling out for dynamic ads. In advance of the holiday season, Facebook is rolling out a number of new features designed to help advertisers customize their ad campaigns. The updates include an expanded set of customizable overlays for dynamic ads, holiday-specific templates and stickers available in the video creation kit and new
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After launching a newly redesigned Campaign Manager platform in July, LinkedIn is now bringing its Dynamic Ad product to the newly overhauled ad management tool. Businesses running Dynamic Ads on LinkedIn will now be able to create, manage and track campaigns through the Campaign Manager platform. LinkedIn’s Dynamic Ads run on the professional networking site’s
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Facebook is getting closer to an official Stories Ads launch date. The company is now inviting Facebook Marketing Partners to begin building integrations for the coming ad product and is opening Stories Ads to its clients. According to social media marketing consultant Matt Navarra, who shared a notice Facebook sent to its Marketing Partner network,
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rvlsoft / Shutterstock.com Pinterest has reached a new milestone, now reporting more than 250 million monthly active users. “If Pinterest were a country, we’d be the fifth largest in the world!” Jon Kaplan, the company’s head of global sales, wrote in the announcement. More than half of Pinterest users are located outside of the United
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Facebook is extending its placement reporting to Instant Articles and in-stream video so advertisers can preemptively block publishers from their campaigns and continually update those exclusion lists based on where their ads run. Advertisers will be able to review the list of publishers monetizing content via Instant Articles and in-stream videos before running a campaign,
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Facebook is renaming its Canvas ads, now calling the mobile ad unit “Instant Experience” ads and is building out pixel capabilities around the newly named ad product. “We are also introducing new ways for businesses to understand their customer’s progression from seeing an Instant Experience to completing a purchase, and opening new opportunities for businesses
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Facebook will no longer breakout conversion cost metrics by website, app and offline channels. Instead, it will aggregate cost reporting across the channels. As part of this measurement update, Facebook announced it is adding to the list of actions advertisers can track across their websites, apps and offline channels. Website, app and offline cost metrics
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via C-SPAN Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Wednesday appeared before a Senate committee to face questions over their companies’ failure to keep bad actors off of their platforms, allegations of bias against conservative content, and what they’re in fact doing to address lawmakers’ concerns. Google, which was also asked to testify, chose not
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