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X adds images to in-stream polls
Who here is still using X (formerly Twitter)? Quick update: polls on X now support images. This has been a long-requested feature, and it finally brings polls closer to what we see on more visual platforms like Instagram Stories. Now the image will do just as much work as the question, so your choices need to be scroll-stopping and clear. This turns polls into simple visual feedback tools, not just engagement posts. If you’re on X, this is a great feature to start testing. Are you still using it?
X adds images to in-stream polls
Reels Link Feature in Action
Quick share because I tested the new Reels feature yesterday and it made creating this Reel so much easier. I used the clickable link feature in the Edits app, and the video I attached is fully tappable. Instead of going super in-depth or overexplaining, I could just link to the example and let people see exactly what I meant. No crazy editing. No extra steps. No “go to my profile.” Just: Watch → Tap → Understand. It made the content clearer, more helpful, and way less complicated to create. Linking my full post if you want the details. 💛
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Reels Link Feature in Action
📰Industry News: What Experts Are Saying the Threads Algorithm Actually Wants
TL;DR: Threads boosts timely, valuable, conversation‑starting posts, and it’s heavily influenced by your Instagram signals. Who here is actually using Threads as part of your marketing ecosystem? If yes, what are you testing there right now? If no, is it a strategy decision, bandwidth, or does it just feel like one more platform you don’t need? I’ve been watching what Buffer (the long‑time scheduling and analytics tool) is sharing about the Threads feed, and I trust their take because they’ve been tracking platform shifts for years across Instagram, X, TikTok, and now Threads. Their core takeaways: - For You is AI‑ranked; - Following is chronological. - The system favors higher‑effort actions: replies, profile views, repeat engagement, and even trips over to your Instagram profile. - Content that teaches, solves a problem, sparks discussion, or genuinely entertains gets pushed further than engagement‑bait. - Threads is leaning into timely, trending, natively posted content over “set it and forget it” cross‑posts. So if you are on Threads, think: “What short, useful or conversation‑worthy posts can I share here first?” If you’re not, is Threads something you’d ever plug into your ecosystem—or are you happier doubling down on fewer, stronger channels right now? Read the full article here
📰Industry News: What Experts Are Saying the Threads Algorithm Actually Wants
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This came from a real community ask. 💛 @Helena Zebian wanted support for restarting a "dead" Instagram page, so I built a Relaunch Kit with a workbook, checklist, and story prompts for all of you. 🔄 Welcome to the 14-Day Instagram Relaunch
NEW in the Classroom
Show Me Your Latest Draft🥰
Okay Content Shifters… I want to see what you’re working on 👀 Drop ONE piece of content you’re creating right now: ✅ a hook ✅ a caption ✅ a post idea ✅ a messy draft ✅ a Canva screenshot No pressure. No polishing. Just progress. I’ll reply with either: ✨ a tiny tweak 🔥 a stronger hook 🧠 a repurpose idea Let’s build in public 😄
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