Articles Tagged ‘LinkedIn’
Homz.io and real estate developers ditch American social media
The homebuyer web portal cited the political climate and general dissatisfaction for the move.
Leger DGTL 2024 study examines social media shifts
The popularity of WhatsApp has risen significantly year over year and more Canadians say social media stresses them out.
ICYMI: La Presse adds a new section on Sundays
Plus, Twitter introduces new user features and LinkedIn gives up on Stories.
ICYMI: New story-like formats emerge, Transplant debuts with a bang
Plus, the Canadian Premiere League takes to TikTok.
People Moves: Bell Media, Wavemaker and more
Plus, LinkedIn staffs up its Canadian sales team.
ICYMI: Networks pitch CRTC to replace OMNI
Plus, CBC has announced its holiday programming schedule, and LinkedIn is rolling out a student-focused feature.
What are Canadians’ preferred social networks?
Canada isn’t among the top markets for Facebook, but it does rank high for Instagram and LinkedIn.
People Moves: Chameleon Digital, Groupe V and more
A round-up of industry moves from new acquisitions roles to a collective of interns.
ICYMI: Facebook spikes third-party data targeting
Plus, Bell Media Studios buys Pinewood Toronto.
LinkedIn banks on native video ads
Canadian marketing solutions lead Diana Luu says video is shared more often than other content on the platform.
ICYMI: LinkedIn’s new ad network
Plus, veteran traffic reporter Russ Holden has hung up his microphone after 50 years with Rogers Media.
Execs report autoplay ads to be least effective online format: study
A new study from Quartz details the online preferences of the elusive demo.
LinkedIn dives into programmatic buying
The business-focused social-networking platform has introduced a tool to enable automated buying for display ads.
Social media chatter drives purchasing: report
Marketing intelligence firm Mintel has released a report that highlights the impact of social media interactions on users’ purchases.
How users differ across social networks: MTM
Twitter users are more likely to access social media on a smartphone and over-index on heavy sports and news consumption along with LinkedIn users.
