Professional Accounts is currently a free feature designed for any person or business using Twitter for commercial purposes. Professionals can range from traditional businesses to creators, publishers and developers. 

The new search ads will appear above the “others searched for” terms with a “Sponsored” tag at the top of the page.

This week, Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram, gave a long-awaited announcement that chronological view options have returned to the platform.

Last week, Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri, had social media marketers rethinking their strategies after announcing in a Story that hashtags don’t really help users get more views.

Meta has announced it will be consolidating all of its automated ad products, such as Detailed Targeting Expansion and Automated App Ads, under Meta Advantage to help advertisers more easily access these products.

The new controls are being created to address concerns that advertisers have about their ads appearing next to certain topics that don’t align with their brands’ preferences. 

Twitter appears to be working on a new creator monetization option called Tweet Awards, according to reverse engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong. 

One big way Pinterest is looking to grow is by adding “Your Shop,” a shopping page on the app that features products tailored to user preferences. The items showcased in the shop will be customized based on past activity.

The programming on the site is designed to help creators express themselves, build community and think long-term when it comes to earning money. 

Groups offer a way to create long-lasting customer relationships, increase organic reach and pick up some useful market research data.

As of March 4, Twitter Blue subscribers can upload longer videos on iOS, android, mobile.twitter.com and desktop.

To make Instagram more accessible for users who are deaf and hard-of-hearing, the platform has introduced auto-generated captions for its IG Feed videos.

Over the last month, Instagram appears to have been rolling out a new feature that allows users to convert Instagram Story highlights into Reels.

For creators monetizing their content with In-Stream video ads, formerly known as IGTV ads, Instagram will provide a temporary monthly payment based on recent earnings.

That’s a big leap since TikTok’s move in July to make videos up to three minutes in length.

Twitter users will no longer need to dig around the Settings section when looking to update their accounts and other features.