- Top 10 SEO specialists of 2025
Every year the SEO landscape shifts—algorithms change, user intent evolves, and tactics that worked yesterday can underperform tomorrow. This roundup… Read more: Top 10 SEO specialists of 2025 - When scrolling becomes a habit: social media, mental health and the push for platform responsibility
We all know the moment: a quick scroll turns into thirty minutes, then an hour, and afterward a vague sense… Read more: When scrolling becomes a habit: social media, mental health and the push for platform responsibility - Creator economy 2.0: how influencers and brands are shifting strategy in 2025
The creator economy has matured. What began as sponsored posts and ad revenue has moved into richer, more deliberate partnerships… Read more: Creator economy 2.0: how influencers and brands are shifting strategy in 2025 - When social feeds become search engines: optimizing for TikTok and Instagram
People no longer open a browser when they want an answer — they open an app. Social media platforms as… Read more: When social feeds become search engines: optimizing for TikTok and Instagram - Immersive social: how AR and VR are rewriting brand conversations
Brands used to chase attention with polished ads and carefully scheduled posts. Today, attention is no longer enough; presence matters… Read more: Immersive social: how AR and VR are rewriting brand conversations - How privacy rules are rewiring social media strategy in Europe and the US
Privacy, data regulation & the impact on social media strategy in Europe vs US is no longer an academic debate;… Read more: How privacy rules are rewiring social media strategy in Europe and the US - Micro-communities and private groups: the new frontier of social media engagement
The shift from broadcast feeds to intimate circles is not a fad; it’s a rearrangement of social habits. People are… Read more: Micro-communities and private groups: the new frontier of social media engagement - Short-form video is growing up: narrative, time, and deeper engagement in 2025
The short-form video landscape that once rewarded 15-second gimmicks has matured into something more deliberate and human. Audiences now expect… Read more: Short-form video is growing up: narrative, time, and deeper engagement in 2025 - When algorithms learned to write: how generative AI is reshaping social media marketing
The arrival of generative AI on social platforms feels like a new tool chest dropped into every marketer’s lap—powerful, messy,… Read more: When algorithms learned to write: how generative AI is reshaping social media marketing - How social platforms are rewriting the rules of shopping
Social media used to be a place to catch up with friends or watch a short video between meetings. Now… Read more: How social platforms are rewriting the rules of shopping - What the TikTok deal means after Trump’s executive order
When headlines flashed that Trump signed an executive order on the TikTok deal. The social network will continue to operate… Read more: What the TikTok deal means after Trump’s executive order
Social media? It’s like that friend who’s always changing plans—exciting but exhausting. In Europe, things are heating up with lawmakers proposing a straight-up ban for under-16s on platforms, ditching those engagement algorithms that keep you hooked. This comes hot on the heels of the EU’s digital services act, where Meta’s already faced billions in fines. And over in the US, Instagram’s fixing bugs that tanked story reaches for heavy posters, while YouTube’s dropping new creator tools at their 2025 event.
I remember when TikTok threats landed some guy in jail for targeting politicians—real reminder of the dark side. In Latvia, cops just busted a cybercrime ring on October 10, nabbing seven folks running scams as a service. Snapchat’s pushing AR hard, announcing advancements at Lens Fest 2025, which could change how we interact online. Europe’s eyeing a big bill by 2026 to tackle addictive designs and misleading ads, which might force platforms to rethink infinite scrolls.
For you, we got tips: how to tweak privacy settings amid these changes, or why the EU’s cybersecurity month kickoff on October 1 focused on gaming for better habits. Globally, we’re hitting 5.44 billion users in 2025, so trends like hyperscale video are huge. Join our debates on X about Instagram restricting teen feeds—it’s wild out there.