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Survey: YouTube Top Social Media Site for Teens; Facebook Usage Plummets

PRSay

YouTube is the favorite social media platform for American teenagers ages 13–17, with 95 percent saying they use the video-sharing site, Pew Research Center finds. Next in social media popularity among U.S. As Pew finds, teen boys are more likely than teen girls to say they use YouTube, Twitch and Reddit.

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What Makes a YouTube Video a Hit?

Ronn Torossian

By the time we ring in the new year, video social media advertising will have exceeded $28 billion for 2020, according to Statista. The post What Makes a YouTube Video a Hit? Market Business News says a major reason may be the 6.8% compound annual growth rate they’re forecasting for video marketing revenue.

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How to Optimize Your Corporate Video for YouTube

ReimaginePR

YouTube is not just a place to watch cute cat videos, it is (though less importantly) the world’s second-largest search engine, too. Users watch over 1 billion hours of video each day on YouTube. As a corporate brand, optimizing your YouTube content can directly improve your sales and customer engagement. Branded Channel.

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Social Media Tactics To Leave Behind In 2021

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

The social media landscape is constantly evolving, and PR pros must stay in step with trends and tactics. In fact, there are several social media approaches that should be reassessed as we enter 2022. The main goal of social media marketing is to generate a dedicated audience for your brand.

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2022 Social Media Trends Pt. 3: YouTube, Pinterest and TikTok Marketing Strategy

Shift Communications

Brands today are built on social, but social media marketing has never been more cut-throat. In our new blog series, we talk what’s working (and not) across key social channels. In our new blog series, we talk what’s working (and not) across key social channels. YouTube digital marketing.

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How Americans are Using Social Media

Institute for Public Relations

This summary is provided by the IPR Digital Media Research Center Pew Research Center analyzed how Americans of different ages use social media platforms. 83% of respondents overall said they have used YouTube, making it the most widely … Continue reading How Americans are Using Social Media

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Are Social Media Platforms Liable?

HMA Public Relations

600 school districts across the country and 10 school districts in Arizona are suing TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat, accusing the social media companies of contributing to a mental health crisis among students which has prompted districts to allocate resources to tackle the issue.