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The Faces Behind Monster Award’s Plugin Triumph
3Mar By MonsterPost EditorialNo Comments
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The Faces Behind Monster Award’s Plugin Triumph

A few people stand out as creators of innovative WordPress plugins, creating solutions that go beyond the ordinary. Today, we're getting to know Shahjahan Jewel, Dean Jones, and Syed Sazzadul Bari, winners of the Monster's Award. CEO & Head of Ideas at WPManageNinja, Shahjahan Jewel is behind "Paymattic - WordPress Payment and Donation" and "WP Social Ninja," a compact social media plugin for entrepreneurs, business agencies, marketers, bloggers, and influencers. Jewel's commitment to user-centric development and serial entrepreneurship shines through in award-winning plugins like Fluent Forms, FluentCRM, and Fluent Support. Jewel's passion for WordPress shines through both in his coding and his active participation in tech forums. ➡️ Go to Paymattic and WP Social Ninja T...
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Twitter’s Working on Tweet Awards, Another Creator Monetization Option
12Mar By Andrew HutchinsonNo Comments
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Twitter’s Working on Tweet Awards, Another Creator Monetization Option

After adding tipping along with its Super Follow and other subscription options, Twitter now appears to be working on a new ‘Awards’ option for tweets, which would potentially provide another way for creators to generate income from their on-platform efforts. As you can see in this image, shared by reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong, the new award option appears as a gift icon in the lower tweet function bar. There’s also a microphone icon before Wong’s user name in this example, which appears to be connected with Super Follows, though what it actually means is not clear as yet. Awards looks similar to Facebook’s virtual gifts, which are purchasable with Stars, its in-app currency to donate to creators, while YouTube also has its own ‘Super Stickers’ option to facilitate the s...
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Facebook Tests New ‘Community Awards’ to Encourage Engagement in Groups
22Sep By Andrew HutchinsonNo Comments
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Facebook Tests New ‘Community Awards’ to Encourage Engagement in Groups

Facebook’s trying out another way to boost positive contributions in groups, with a new feature called ‘Community Awards’ now in live testing. As per this screenshot, posted by app researcher Radu Oncescu (and shared by Matt Navarra), Facebook’s Community Awards will enable group admins to give awards to ‘outstanding group comments’. The new prompts are also being shown beneath group posts. The idea is that by rewarding more engaging, more beneficial interactions, that you can encourage individual users to interact more often, while the awards will also highlight to other group members what types of comments you want to see, which could help to improve overall interaction. Facebook’s tried similar group engagement markers in the past, with ‘Top Fan’ and other badge types to recognize key...
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A Very Serious and Prestigious Social Media Awards Show
23Dec By Shannon TienNo Comments
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A Very Serious and Prestigious Social Media Awards Show

Fridge-Worthy is a social media awards show developed by Hootsuite to recognize brands who have posted unique, interesting, or savvy content on social media. Every episode features one brand, and explains what the brand has done to deserve a place on Hootsuite’s fridge, as well as a few main takeaways for businesses hoping to replicate the success for themselves. Season 2 Episode 4: Vancouver Coastal Health Award: Least Awkward Attempt to Peer Pressure Young People Into Not Spreading Disease What they did that was Fridge-Worthy: Started a TikTok channel to reach a younger audience, creating funny and informative content to spread awareness about COVID-19 Takeaways: If you’re going to try a new channel, do it in a way that matches the tone and feel of content that’s already popular on t...
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