Category: How To

Facebook Is At It Again- Messenger Now Suggests “Conversation Topics”

Facebook Messenger has more than one billion active users as of this summer, yet they continuously strive to increase their app usage. This is seen in their latest attempt with the introduction of a new feature, “Conversation Topics” according to Tech Crunch. It’s really simple. This new feature suggests what to talk about with your […]

Facebook Hits the Big Screen With TV Streaming

Picture this: You’re hanging out with your friends at home when you decide to check Facebook. As you scroll through your news feed, you come across the most hysterical video you’ve ever seen. When the group asks you what you’re laughing at, what do you do? Tell your friends to gather around your phone so […]

Facebook Makes Events A Separate App, So You Can Save the Date

Facebook just launched Events, a standalone app to help navigate Facebook Events more easily. Facebook Events is a great way for the social media network to help you keep track of the important dates in your life. We often lose track of the events that we’ll “ maybe” attend and we might even lose track of […]

You Can Have A Twitter Moment, Too.

When Moments was first rolled out to Twitter users last year, many tweeters filed complaints about the design (what was up with that blue dot?) and functionality of the feature. Mashable reports that while moments were originally created for specific accounts to collect tweets about specific happenings, Moments are now available to all Twitter users. […]

7-Step Social Media Survival Guide: Small Businesses Editon

Social Media Survival Guide: Small Business

Bad Rhino’s Social Media Survival Guide In today’s day in age, social media is not an option for businesses to have anymore, it is a necessary aspect they must invest in. Many people think running social accounts is an easy job until they have to do it. As a small business owner, it can be […]

Proof That Organic Reach Isn’t Completely Lost

How social media managers feel immediately after posting content they think will do well.     Listen to any social media manager talk about the current state of Facebook and they’ll tell you that it’s largely a pay to play environment and that organic reach is donezo. Content may still be king, but advertising is […]

Similar to LinkedIn, Facebook is Letting Users Test Profile Tags

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Here’s a new one for you: Facebook is currently testing a feature that would allow users to add profile tags to their pages. The tags, ranging from skills to emojis (!), are very similar to the section of LinkedIn’s website that allows your colleagues to endorse you for various skills. Via The Next Web, a Facebook spokesperson added […]

Should Facebook’s Floating Videos Feature Make YouTube Nervous?

According to The Next Web, Facebook has been testing a “Floating Videos” feature that allows users to simultaneously watch videos and scroll through their News Feed with the click of a button. Essentially, this button would allow videos to be moved anywhere on the screen while users scroll through recent the latest updates from their friends and […]