Instagram is starting to experiment with the ability for creators to add Collections to their profiles.

Peloton and TikTok have announced a new partnership that introduces a content hub on TikTok, called #TikTokFitness Powered by Peloton.

Notion has launched a new feature called Q&A for Notion AI, its suite of AI-powered tools. Q&A provides users with the ability to get answers to questions they ask using information across their Notion workspace, including documents, projects, and meeting notes.

VSCO has introduced new profile features for creators with a VSCO Pro Membership who are at least 18 years old.

LinkedIn announced Daily—a personalized, immersive, short-form video experience designed to help people learn from LinkedIn instructors and experts on a daily basis.

CapCut, the editing tool owned by TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, has introduced 'Long Video to Shorts,' a new tool enabling creators and marketers to create multiple short-form videos from one long-form, horizontal video with just one click.

TikTok rolled out an app update that enhances the viewing experience on tablets and foldable gadgets.

Instagram has added a new Paid Partnership Label for Broadcast Channels, its one-to-many messaging feature.

I break down eight key trends from this year, covering the evolution of the definition of a creator, the integration of AI across social media, tightened regulations for influencer marketing, and much more. I also dive into three of my predictions and big bets for 2024, including which social media platform will play a bigger role in influencer marketing.

Meta has unveiled over 20 AI-related updates across its family of apps— Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

LinkedIn has started rolling out updates for Newsletters.

LinkedIn added an option for Premium users to showcase content from their profile in the Featured section.