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In an effort to draw boundaries between privacy and social media, Facebook has launched a new feature within Messenger called Vanish Mode. Similar to Snapchat, you can turn on Vanish Mode and all messages sent within this period will disappear. The uses for this are pretty obvious to a regular user – gossip or talkingContinue reading “Facebook Launches Vanish Mode”

That’s right, you read that correctly. Instagram has now been apart of our lives for a decade. Here’s a trip down memory lane! Now we just need them to bring back the chronological feed, am I right?

Instagram had impeccable timing by launching Reels in early August. Trump threatening to ban TikTok sent millions of content creators into a frenzy, and Instagram was (once again) in a position to absorb the users of another social media platform by launching new features. It was a complete wasted effort. What success Instagram could haveContinue reading “Reels Vs. TikTok – How Do They Compare?”

Introducing, Let’s Snack Toronto. We’re a boutique food & beverage agency with 10+ years of experience in content creation, strategy, and execution. We play with food. Founded by Kelly Samuel, this is the second social media agency she has launched in Toronto ON. She specializes in creative food marketing strategy, content strategy, and of courseContinue reading “Kelly Samuel Launches Let’s Snack Toronto”

Trump has recently agreed to give ByteDance (The parent company of TikTok) 45 days to negotiate a sale with Microsoft. According to Global News, this comes after Trump’s statement on Friday that he was planning to ban TikTok in the United States, and dismissed the idea of sale to Microsoft. So what does this meanContinue reading “How Will The TikTok Ban in the US effect Canada?”

We all remember Google+, G Suite’s attempt at a social networking platform. After it tried and failed to launch last year, it seems they have brought it back from the dead under a new moniker – Currents. This time, aiming a bit lower, Currents is meant to be a platform for business to employee, insteadContinue reading “G Suite Rebrands Failed Google + App as Currents”

Facebook launched a small business grant program a few weeks ago, but only residents of the United States were eligible. As of today, Canadians can apply if they own a small business with 2-50 employees, have been in business for over a year, have experienced challenges due to COVID, and are in a location whereContinue reading “Facebook Launches Small Business Grant Program Available to Canadians”