How to Go Live on TikTok
What a TikTok account needs before it can go LIVE, how to start a stream from the app, and how a brand should plan one so it is worth watching.
What a TikTok account needs before it can go LIVE, how to start a stream from the app, and how a brand should plan one so it is worth watching.
Who can add a link to a TikTok profile, why the option is missing for most new accounts, and how a verified business account gets one without 1,000 followers.
Meta’s own rules on how long Instagram and Facebook strikes last, what a disabled account can do, and why to act the same day.
How YouTube chapters work, the timestamp rules a description must follow, when automatic chapters apply, and how to name chapters people search for.
YouTube switches auto dubbing on by default for eligible channels. How to turn it off or review dubs first, and when a brand should.
Instagram Notes are short posts that sit in the inbox for 24 hours. Who sees a brand’s Note, where replies go, and when it is worth using.
LinkedIn said it would retire the creator mode switch in March 2024. What that left, and how a founder should choose Follow or Connect as their main button.
Registering with HMRC, the Making Tax Digital thresholds arriving from 2026 to 2028, and pricing the work, for social media managers going freelance.
Snap’s own criteria for the Snap Star badge, why general interest accounts do not qualify, and the separate verification route brands use instead.
What Instagram, YouTube and Facebook let you test before a video reaches your followers, what TikTok does not, and how to judge a cut first.
UK city subreddits are where locals ask for a restaurant, a plumber or a shop. How a local business earns a mention in r/london or r/manchester without an ad.
Gap and Starbucks now pay staff to post. The selection, briefs, disclosure and exit rules to settle before you invite your own team to create.
Where viewers leave your video tells you what is broken. How to read YouTube and Instagram retention curves, and the fix for each of the three drop-offs.
Freebooting robs creators of credit and revenue when work is reposted without permission. Watermarks, copyright tools and monitoring offer protection.
LinkedIn lets you add up to five collaborators from the sharebox. Who is eligible, how the invitation works, and when a joint post is worth doing.
Running several Snapchat accounts gets messy fast. A centralised email, a master admin account, Profile Manager and a wallet per account keep it in order.
A six month study of 1,094 categories in ChatGPT found winning one prompt is not owning a topic. What it takes to be the brand an assistant names.
Choosing social platforms comes down to your goals, your audience and each platform’s strengths. A practical way to decide where to show up.
Google lets you connect Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube to Search Console and see which searches surface your posts. What to set up, and what it misses.
Most brand personas are a mood board nobody opens. What a persona document needs to contain before it changes a single post.
People hear about a brand problem on social first, and 84 percent say the speed of the reply shapes how they judge it. The process to build before you need it.
Steps to take if your content is used without permission on social platforms.
Streamline your social media approval process with a structured system for faster, clearer approvals.
Meta now runs every public Reels and Feed post through a language model that reads topic and tone. What that changes about how you write captions and hooks.
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Social media news and analysis from NBK Social, by email.