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Twitter Rolls Out Priority Tweet Ranking, Longer Video Uploads to Blue Subscribers

24Dec

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Twitter Rolls Out Priority Tweet Ranking, Longer Video Uploads to Blue Subscribers

Twitter’s updated Twitter Blue subscription package is slowly rounding into shape, with two more elements now live for paying subscribers, including prioritized ranking of subscriber tweets. Twitter re-launched its $8 subscription package two weeks back, after addressing flaws in its initial roll-out of the option. The main lure of the updated Twitter Blue remains the blue checkmark for paying subscribers, so that they can appear just as important as ‘legacy’ checkmark holders in the app, but in addition to this, Twitter has also promised to incorporate other enticements for your monthly payment. Now, two of those three additional elements are available to Blue subscribers, with Blue users now able to upload videos up to 60 minutes long, in 1080p, and subscribers also getting ‘priority ra...

Instagram Confirms that Videos Under 60 Seconds in Stories will No Longer Be Split into Segments

Instagram continues its gradual process of merging its video products into one, with the announcement that videos in Stories that are under 60 seconds in length will no longer be split into 15-second segments in the app. As you can see in this in-app alert, posted by social media expert Matt Navarra, when you update your IG app, you’ll get a notification letting you know that your videos in Stories will no longer be cut up, making it a more seamless viewing experience. Instagram’s been testing the update with selected users over the past year, as part of its broader process to integrate its video options, in line with the short-form video shift and general engagement trends. Last October, Instagram retired its IGTV brand, as it combined IGTV and feed videos into one format, while in Jul...

Google Posts No Longer Expire After Seven Days [NEWS]

TL;DR Google Posts are now visible in the business's Knowledge Panel for more than 7 days Before this update, Google Posts expired 7 days after creation Google Posts are a great way to communicate with customers directly within SERPs On Tuesday, January 19th, eagle-eyed SEO Brodie Clark spotted that Google Posts older than seven days were appearing in the local business Knowledge Panel. Nice one for Local SEOs to be aware of. Now seeing standard Posts appears from months back by default. Would show for 7 days previously, then “expire” and become hidden behind the ‘view all’ button. Glad to see more visibility given to Posts – this change makes sense IMO. pic.twitter.com/H3pQTDG5qH — Brodie Clark (@brodieseo) January 20, 2021 As Brodie mentions, Posts created within Google My...