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fromDailydot
1 week ago
Social media marketing

"100 likes is the new 1000": Creators say Instagram likes have fallen off a cliff. Here's why

Instagram 'like' counts dropped dramatically in 2025 due to shifting user behavior and algorithm changes, with viewers often watching stories but not liking feed posts.
fromBustle
7 months ago
Relationships

These 3 Zodiac Signs Will Watch Your Instagram Stories For Years After A Breakup

Many exes remain connected through Instagram Stories, stirring emotions and curiosity.
Some zodiac signs, particularly Cancers, are more likely to watch their ex's stories long after a breakup.
fromDailydot
1 week ago
Social media marketing

"100 likes is the new 1000": Creators say Instagram likes have fallen off a cliff. Here's why

fromBustle
7 months ago
Relationships

These 3 Zodiac Signs Will Watch Your Instagram Stories For Years After A Breakup

Digital life
fromBuzzFeed
4 days ago

Gen Z Has Chosen This Millennial Name As Their New Version Of "Karen"

The name "Jessica" has become the Gen Z equivalent of "Karen," denoting entitled complainers born in the 1980s and 1990s.
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fromUFC
2 weeks ago

Charles Jourdain | Just Getting Started

Charles Jourdain reduced his social media output and adopted a noticeably more serious, intense demeanor before his October Vancouver appearance.
fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

Gen Z-ers are taking to Pinterest to find their vibe

For millennials, if you ask them what their styles or preferences were, you'd get a cheerleader or an athlete, or nerdy or gothic - you had sort of one label that you had to fit into, Nakajima said. With our Gen Z audience, we're seeing that it's very different.
Digital life
Digital life
fromwww.mediaite.com
1 month ago

You're Not Being Manipulated by Algorithms. You're Obeying Them

People subtly perform for algorithms, altering behavior to avoid misclassification, thereby creating self-imposed cages and reinforcing stable, narrow online profiles.
fromForbes
2 months ago

Gen X Drives 31% Of Retail Spending While Many Brands Ignore Them

Gen X represents just 19% of the U.S. population but accounts for 31% of all retail spending, yet retailers seem to forget the significance of this generation. The powerhouse demographic of 45- to 60-year-olds is approaching peak earning years with $42 trillion in current household wealth and an estimated $1.4 trillion a year in inherited assets projected over the next decade.
Marketing
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