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  • This week, big updates and new capabilities: Facebook looks to leap into mobile payments, and Snapchat unveils a feature-rich update. Also: Instagram's video-length limit; YouTube's plans to take on livestreaming; and tips for Facebook video and Pinterest Promoted Pins.

  • What percentage of Americans adults uses smartphones while in the restroom? To find out the answer to that essential question, Phrasee polled 940 people age 18 and older in the United States.

  • More than two-thirds (67%) of small and midsize businesses are are already using social media as part of their marketing efforts or plan to start doing so sometime this year, according to a recent report from Clutch.

  • Facebook's scale and evolving video publishing platform make it a compelling video marketing option. To succeed in a digital age, marketers need to keep up with the platform's video advertising options.

  • Find out how "bots" are about to revolutionize social, and read all about how Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest will dive deeper into video. Also: whether Twitter will change its character limit, why first impressions in B2B hinge on social media, and how to make your brand a star on Tumblr.

  • Snapchat has the youngest audience by far of any major messaging app, according to recent data from GlobalWebIndex.

  • Implement these five hacks, and in a couple of weeks you'll be connecting with people every hour.

  • Smart marketers know that marketplace insight is a valuable benefit of social media. But knowing about social media research isn't the same as conducting the research. These tips can help you start doing the work.

  • Have you been using Instagram in your social media marketing campaigns? If not, would you like to? Either way, you could probably do with a little less work and a little more simplification. These tools will help.

  • This week's all about new frontiers: Instagram ditches chronological order and adopts algorithm; Facebook, WhatsApp, and Snapchat push encryption boundaries; and Facebook's Canvas ads could be a mobile game-changer. We'll also give you some tools to build your perfect social media calendar.

  • Private equity/startup go-to-market executive Bryan Semple shares insights on marketing measurement and the B2B customer journey, focusing on how modern marketers can measure the impact of their efforts.

  • It's not tough to publish on social media: With a few clicks you have a post on Facebook, a tweet on Twitter, or a video on YouTube. The tough part, as you know, is getting found, viewed, read, liked, and shared—and doing it without annoying people.

  • Social gets easier to tackle this week: Pinterest's DIY ad manager is open to SMBs, WordPress is releasing an Instant Articles plugin for Facebook (which also launched nifty tools), and Reddit wants to help brands address its community. And much more, of course.

  • The near-universal adoption of smartphones and social media has fundamentally altered the science of handling customer complaints. The critics ("haters") are not your problem, however... Ignoring them is.

  • Overwhelmed by all you have to do on different social media platforms? Check out this handy-dandy checklist, packed with planning and content tips.

  • Facebook is making it easier to get newsletter subscriptions via Instant Articles. Also: now you can target specific companies on LinkedIn with ads; use Facebook's new emojis for B2B; and take advantage of Snapchat's plans to help you track campaigns.

  • Joshua Dreller of data science company 4C offers insight into the lasting appeal of television and how data on viewing, combined with social data, can supercharge your message targeting.

  • Do shorter or longer Facebook posts get more Likes, comments, and shares? Is it better to embed videos directly on the social network or use YouTube links? What days and times see the highest engagement rates?

  • This week social got serious about customer support: Facebook's plans to improve sentiment tracking and talking to customers directly, Twitter's "Customer Feedback," Snapchat's tracking and services, and Foursquare's in-store traffic attribution.

  • Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have been two of the most talked about presidential candidates this election cycle by the press, but what about on social media? Which maverick US politician has the most followers on Twitter and the highest number of interactions per tweet?