Status Update: Social Media Trends and Updates from Q2, 2017

1. STATUS UPDATE A quarterly publication from The Social Lights® Q2 | 2017

2. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 2 SOCIAL MEDIA MOVES FAST. REALLY FAST. That’s where we come in. Every 3 months, we bring you all the updates from around the social sphere. So, what went down in Q2? The Social Camera.  Through editing capabilities, image manipulation, and the ever-present Facebook vs. Snapchat battle, social media has made the phone camera one of the most powerful pieces of tech in the world. Find out: What new creative tools could help set your brand’s content apart from the pack? The rise of the machines.  Over the first half of the year, social media platforms gave bots the power of sight. Now, these bots are being integrated into more and more areas on social media. Find out: How can chatbots and AI improve your brand’s social presence? All you need is Facebook.  Zuckerberg and Facebook’s family of apps continued its conquest in becoming anything and everything someone could need in the 21st century. Find out: Which platforms did the social giant knock off this quarter? Do these moves have wider-reaching effects on Facebook’s product offerings?

3. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 3 ALL YOU NEED IS FACEBOOK Family, friends, products, entertainment. That’s about all any of us need in this life, and that’s what Facebook wants to give us, all of it. Zuckerberg and Co. have had their eyes set on becoming the end-all, be-all, one-stop-shop for its users. Facebook adds a new feature seemingly every day, with the greater majority of updates either knocking off a competitor in an adjacent field (GoFundMe, Snapchat once or twice, Slack, etc.) or improving community care (Newsfeed algorithms, battling fake news, stopping spammers, etc.). With recent developments in bots and ePayments on Messenger, shopping capabilities on Facebook, and product discovery on Instagram, the Facebook family is poised to make a splash in eCommerce. Pair that with the platform’s advancements on the broadcast media front, and you have a formidable beast that can do just about anything in the internet world. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

4. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 4 THE RISE OF THE MACHINES. Over the first half of the year, we’ve given social media platforms the power of sight, and they’re watching over more and more aspects of our social communities. Visual search and object recognition became buzz words in Q2, with nearly every major platform developing features around the technology. Snapchat and Pinterest have been the most aggressive on the front, but Facebook’s efforts in AR are more than noteworthy as the social giant continues to lean heavily on Snapchat’s growth aspirations. Pairing this with AI and bot technology, programs can now analyze visual content, scale one-to-one messaging in customer service, and even offer you suggestions on what to do. This is just the beginning. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

5. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 5 THE SOCIAL CAMERA Image sharing has become as second nature as texting in today’s conversation. The phone camera has evolved into something much more powerful. Posting images to a story, responding with an image of your own, and creating moments and group stories among friends. The phone camera has become something more. It’s become the social camera. What does that mean? Get creative, people! Social platforms have made the camera one of the most powerful tools on the planet. Whether you’re a brand or individual, the camera is capable of recognizing objects. It lets users doodle on the world and superimpose their face onto animal bodies. It helps people showcase raw, uncurated moments in life. Most importantly, at least for marketers, it represents the bridge to augmented reality and all of the advertising potential that comes with it. Many of today’s mainstream features are laying the foundation for advertising opportunities of tomorrow. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

6. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 6 We’re always digging into the latest platform updates and content-creation features. When these updates arise, we’re quick to recognize brand impact and offer applicable perspective on our blog. Become a subscriber today and keep your brand’s social media advertising practices ahead of the curve. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | LIKING WHAT YOU’RE SEEING? There’s more where that came from.

8. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 8 Facebook to Instagram, Messenger Instagram to Facebook Facebook to Messenger Facebook made several moves in Q2 that further intertwined its family of apps. Towards the end of 2016, the platform announced that it would convert its inbox to bring all page messaging into one place, and social media managers everywhere cheered. The three-headed monster that is Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger added more cross-platform integrations that showcase the strongest features from each platform. ALL YOU NEED IS FACEBOOK Bringing the family together. Instagram to Messenger Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

9. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 9 ALL YOU NEED IS FACEBOOK Tackling the eCommerce equation. An additional element of Facebook bringing its family of apps together is the move’s potential impact on eCommerce. By bringing everything together and showcasing the strongest features of each platform, Facebook is on the cusp of becoming a shopping network with Instagram’s inspiration and product discovery, Messenger’s customer service, and Facebook’s scale and ePayment capabilities. Consider the following scenario… You like an Instagram post featuring a men’s sport coat because, hey, you’re in the market for a new sport coat. You’re immediately served a promoted post for 20% off that same sport coat. You’re interested, so you go to the brand’s profile and tap “Message”, which pulls up a customer service bot in Messenger. You ask if said jacket is available in a 42L. The bot checks inventory and responds “Yes. Do you have any interest in purchasing?” You respond “Yes.” The bot transfers you to a checkout page at the brand’s Facebook page, and you proceed to purchase the jacket. The above scenario took place in less than 60 seconds. You’re out 20% less cash than you would’ve spent, and you’ve got the exact jacket you liked less than 1 minute ago. We won’t even go into what happens when AR dressing rooms are mainstream.

10. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 10 Media Deals Sports Streaming Gaming Streams Original TV Shows Live Streams Channels & Categories An ongoing narrative, Facebook continued its pursuit in doing anything and everything for its users. Q2 of 2017 was no different. A recurring target from the past 3 months, Facebook made waves in moving into broadcast media and live-stream content. ALL YOU NEED IS FACEBOOK Taking on TV.

11. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 11 Broadcast MediaAmazon Twitter The sky is blue, grass is green, and Facebook launched lookalike features aimed at knocking out platforms in social-adjacent spaces. Here’s a sampling of who Zuckerberg and Co. targeted in Q2, 2017. Twitch ALL YOU NEED IS FACEBOOK Anything and everything. Snapchat Print Media (also here) Slack Pinterest YouTube Reddit Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

13. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 13 From product discovery to ad targeting to content curation, object recognition technology had a busy few months. It has as many intriguing opportunities in content consumption as it does in ad targeting. It’s a technology that begs to be mastered and is setting the table for key features to come (see next slide). Pinterest has been among the most active in the space, leveraging the technology in its journey towards real-world relevance. One of its most-entertaining applications is in augmented reality. As platforms are able to more accurately recognize objects, interactive content will become more realistic and, in turn, more immersive. THE RISE OF THE MACHINES Object Recognition.

14. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 14 What happens when you take these advances in object recognition and integrate geo-location and infrastructure? Hello, AR advertising, we’ve been expecting you. With Snapchat launching World Lenses and building Spectacles 2.0, along with Facebook prioritizing its AR platform, it’s only a matter of time until these tools are put into the hands of advertisers. Is your brand prepared for a world where ads are superimposed through consumers’ sunglasses? No? This is a good place to start opening your mind to the opportunity. THE RISE OF THE MACHINES Object recognition setting the stage.

15. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 15 From Pinterest Lens to Snapchat World Lenses to Facebook’s AR platform, advertisers have never had more information at their fingertips. In addition to recognizing users actions (likes, saves, retweets, etc.), we can now analyze the creative elements that drive those actions. If you like a bunch of pictures staged in a kitchen, you might start seeing more ads for kitchen utensils and appliances appear in your feed, even if those items weren’t the subject of the images you liked. Creative can now be analyzed by lighting style, object integration, color scheme, and more. Currently, platforms are showing off the capabilities with features like Pinterest’s “More Like This” technology and Snapchat’s publicly-sourced stories based on content. THE RISE OF THE MACHINES Machines viewing your content, ad targeting. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

16. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 16 When managing smaller pages, holding conversations with each fan that chooses to send you a private message is a reasonable task. However, as your page grows (see these 10 tips), so does the inbox. When pages reach tens and hundreds of thousands of followers, some even in the millions, managing the inbox can be an exercise in futility. Chatbots aim to change that, offering the promise of scalability in one-to-one messaging. On the plus side, there is tremendous opportunity for those willing to put in the time to build out a comprehensive Q&A strategy. The downside, Chatbots are lagging as a tech feature. Relatively few brands are using them, and many of those who are, are doing so poorly. There is hope, though, as a small number of social teams are doing them extremely well. THE RISE OF THE MACHINES Machines holding your conversations.

17. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 17 In community moderation, nearly every platform added features to protect users against harmful and negative content and bring them more preferred content. THE RISE OF THE MACHINES Machines monitoring your community. TwitterMessenger InstagramFacebook Additionally, platforms are leveraging artificial intelligence to cut down on clickbait, fight fake news, deliver activity suggestions, and limit the reach of trolls. Oh, and they’re about to start reading your face.

19. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 19 The key contributor in the phone camera’s rise in becoming one of the most powerful tools in tech has been messaging. Between Snapchat’s camera-first platform, Facebook’s kill-Snapchat strategy, and continued development in creative tools, the camera has redefined messaging in the 21st century. THE SOCIAL CAMERA Messaging in 2017. Image via The Verge.

20. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 20 In social media, the camera is the vehicle in delivering creativity. Whether through impressive photography, handmade doodles, individual handwriting, or AR integrations, brands have numerous tools at their fingertips in giving their audiences first-hand, ‘day in the life’-style content. As always, developing consistency across aesthetic and posting cadence generates loyalty and higher engagement over time. THE SOCIAL CAMERA Showcase your creativity. BRAND IMPACT: Ephemeral, camera-first content offers a much more human, uncurated feel for your audience. This ‘human-to-human’ connection with your fans will lead to higher engagement rates as social continues to delve into one-to-one messaging.

21. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 21 THE SOCIAL CAMERA Advertising in a personal space. Stories, regardless of platform, are inherently a very personal space. It’s where users message their friends and where they go to see in-the-moment clips from others’ day-to-day lives. As a result, the content is typically less produced (less produced doesn’t mean sloppy) and feels much more real. Advertisers have cited exit rates as a major concern in the stories space. This is largely a result of advertisements not being made specifically for the individual platform. However, as content makers start focusing on the platform, not just cropping a TV ad and posting to Instagram, brands are seeing major success in the space. Image via Adweek.

22. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 22 What’s Instagram been up to? Why have so many platforms been digging into geolocation? I missed that event last week. What did they talk about? What’s been going on at The Social Lights’ office? If you find yourself with more questions than answers in social media, our monthly newsletter is for you. Every month, we pull news from around the industry, as well as our own content and updates, and put it into one handy newsletter. Subscribe today, and let us do the heavy lifting in keeping up with social media. Confidential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | HOW DO I KEEP UP WITH ALL THIS? Make your inbox your go-to source for Social Media updates.

24. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 24 Facebook Over the past 3 months, Facebook’s actions and updates typically fell into three main focal groups. 1. Advertising Focused. 2. Community Focused. 3. Product Focused. As we continue to beat a dead horse, all updates made by the platform centered around having anything and everything you could ever want. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC |

25. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | From new content opportunities to ad-targeting capabilities, Facebook is determined to flex its muscles in audience engagement, and it’s making strides in delivering new, more accurate metrics. BRAND IMPACT: As Facebook continues to improve both its reporting and eCommerce capabilities, it will be able to better quantify its ROI to brands and advertisers. On the advertising front, here’s a look at advances made for marketers. 25 Facebook Advertising Focused • Improved transparency. • Ads in Instant Articles. • Blacklist undesirable publishers. • New metrics. • Improved targeting. Image via Facebook.

26. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | With a community now 2 billion strong, Facebook has made protecting its users a top priority. Its primary effort was in stopping the spread of fake news. The platform is going to major lengths to stop this epidemic and acted similarly towards clickbait and bad advertisements. Facebook is making efforts to protect its users outside of the platform as well, making location data available during times of emergency. BRAND IMPACT: We wrote about this back in February, but brands need to be aware of restrictions and favorable actions on the platform. In doing so, brands can get the most out of their organic strategy, and if your organic strategy performs well, odds are that your paid strategy will also benefit. 26 Facebook Community Focused

27. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 27 Facebook Product Focused From an overall product and experience standpoint, Facebook added and updated several sections of the app. It continued attempts in trending content, introduced a second News Feed, and brought cross-platform profiles into one convenient location. It pushed into the VR Arena and even launched its own 360- degree camera. For experience, Facebook added video categories in a channel- guide format and introduced a Pages tab to view content specifically from the brands you follow on the platform. When viewing those brand pages, you may notice that some feature cover videos rather than static images. Some may even have text, giving you a brief description of what they’re all about. Image via the Facebook Newsroom.

28. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 28 Facebook Product Focused During Q2, Facebook also made the following moves within its flagship app… • Updates to Live video broadcasts. • Opening albums to include posts and check-ins, as well as capabilities to allow friends to contribute material. • Launched a competitor against Amazon’s Twitch. • Launched a competitor against Reddit. • Helping users find WiFi. • Threaded comments. • Log in to various services and websites using your Facebook account. • Telling you when a brand admin is online and prompting a new window in Messenger. Yeah, Facebook was pretty busy. Image via Social Media Today.

29. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 29 Messenger Facebook’s Messenger app pushed hard in two main areas in AI assistance and user experience. The app underwent major reconstruction, now sporting a new home screen, discover section, games, and app extensions. You can send payments to your friends if you owe a few bucks. You can even download the lite version of the app to conserve your mobile data. In artificial intelligence, M, the platform’s AI assistant, now offers suggestions based on your conversations, can negotiate deals, and will track your interactions to help you remember important events. BRAND IMPACT: Facebook is doing its best to make the platform as attractive for users and enticing for advertisers as possible (Spoiler Alert: advertisements are coming to your inbox). AI and a UX revamp.

30. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 30 Instagram Image via Instagram. The Instagram population continued to boom during Q2, reaching 700 million users in April. Its proudest number, however, lies in Stories. The feature passed Snapchat’s usership in April and now boasts over 250 million users. With an ever-growing audience, Instagram stepped up its advertising efforts, reaffirmed its commitment to a positive and welcoming environment, and improved its creativity tools in growing its Stories feature. BRAND IMPACT: Have your content serve two masters, the platform and your audience. Instagram is a positive, aesthetic platform. Create content that fits these descriptors while aligning with your brand purpose. This will lead to content that is viewed favorably by the platform algorithms and your fans.

31. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 31 Instagram As the Stories feature gained popularity on the platform, so did the platform’s one-to-one messaging. So much so, Instagram Direct got a makeover, combining both permanent and ephemeral messaging content. Additionally, as users enjoyed Stories more, so too did advertisers. As mentioned before, brands are seeing benefits to advertising within Instagram stories, and in response, the platform announced several new advertising options. Instagram also made the following updates within the Stories and Instagram Direct: Stories take off. • New face filters. • Stories searchable by hashtag and location. • Live videos replayable for 24 hours. • Link sharing in DMs. Image via Business Insider.

32. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 32 Instagram As previously noted, the Facebook family of apps is on the verge of an eCommerce empire. Taking a note from Pinterest’s book on purchasing power, Instagram introduced collections, a private- facing board where you can save favorite posts, ideas, and inspiration. To further its push into eCommerce, users will soon be able to purchase products directly within the platform. With eCommerce within reach, influencer marketing has continued to boom on the platform, and the powers that be took notice, forcing brands and influencers to be more up front about their relationships and when a given post is promoted or sponsored. eCommerce looms. Influencer marketing under watch. Image via TechCrunch.

33. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 33 Instagram With an ever-growing audience, Instagram took extra measures to make sure that users are protected and that the platform remains a place of inclusiveness and positivity. Additionally, the platform finally shut down Instagress, the third-party service users leveraged to automatically like, follow, and unfollow accounts to game the system. Instagram is also showing users that the platform respects and values privacy, giving Instagrammers the ability to hide old posts, rather than delete them altogether. On top of that, the platform announced that users can develop lists privately, curating favorite posts, messages, and notes to yourself or within a group. Protecting the community. Image via Instagram.

34. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 34 Snapchat Snapchat faced wide scrutiny in Q2, as Instagram’s growth in Stories continued to stymie Snapchat’s user growth. While this is cause for concern, Snapchat is still winning the younger demographics. The platform launched a flurry of new creative tools, announced its newest headliner in Snap Maps, and is showing promise in driving foot traffic to brick-and-mortar stores. Additionally, Spectacles dropped in Europe, and Spectacles 2.0 are on their way (and they could have AR capabilities).

35. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 35 Snapchat Publishing companies are betting on Snapchat through on- demand TV programming, seeing the platform as a valuable way to reach the younger demographics. To generate more interest in advertising on the platform, Snapchat upped its reporting capabilities and began incentivizing brands to advertise. Overall spending increased substantially by mid-April as well, some advertisers spending nearly 6 times more on the platform. As advertisers looked to spend on the platform, Snapchat responded by making self-service ads available to the public. Advertising and media efforts.

36. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 36 Snapchat As true as ever, Snapchat wants friends to make cool stuff and send it to friends. Asking potential investors to focus on the creative side of the platform rather than growth, Snapchat unveiled numerous new tools to help users show off their creative chops… Creative tools. • World Lenses (very fun). • Public-facing, group-sourced stories. • Magic erasers and looping videos. • Link sharing, backdrops, and custom voice filters. • In-app geofilter creation tools.

37. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 37 Twitter Twitter appears to be thriving in its new role in live media and video streaming. The platform is riding the wave, adding a live- content channel guide, continually winning live-streaming deals, and even launching a Roku TV app. Looking to capitalize on the success, Periscope now offers monetization capabilities for live streams. Twitter also welcomed back co-founder Biz Stone and launched a new look. All this resulted in the platform growing in usership, increasing its growth rate each quarter over the past year. As usual, Twitter also made improvements in battling harmful content. The platform also began leveraging AI to show users more desirable content. Oh, and you can now search emojis on the platform. Image via Social Media Today.

38. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 38 Twitter #NUGGSFORCARTER We would be remiss to not mention the phenomena that captured the attention (and hearts) of Twitter users everywhere. The world record for most-retweeted tweet of all time was broken by Carter Wilkerson, who asked @Wendys how many retweets it would take to get a year’s supply of free chicken nuggets. The hashtag #NuggsForCarter caught fire, resulting in the brand rewarding Wilkerson with a fast-food king’s bounty. BRAND IMPACT: Amid the constant hailstorm of “Twitter is dying” headlines, the platform still owns the trending topic. Twitter remains the best platform for capturing and magnifying interest around pop-culture and everyday phenomena. The platform is unrivaled in helping your brand keep its thumb on the pulse of your audience. Deprioritize? Maybe. Delete all together? Don’t.

39. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | Pinterest raised $150 million from investors as it continued efforts to entice advertisers ahead of its looming IPO. The platform’s push into object recognition and visual search carried over into its advertising offerings, allowing brands to target users based on related content. Pinterest has not been shy in differentiating itself from Facebook and Instagram, aiming to inspire users to get out and do, rather than immerse themselves within an app. To read more on the world’s favorite idea catalog and its efforts to integrate into users’ everyday lives, check out this blog on Pinterest and the 5 W’s. BRAND IMPACT: By nature, Pinterest shows products in the context it which they will be used. When advertising on the platform, be sure your audience sees both the final product and its utility for best results. 39 Pinterest

40. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 40 YouTube The verdict is in on YouTube TV, and the verdict is pretty good. The response was strong enough, in fact, that the platform launched a second service through its TV app. YouTube Kids is here, and it aims to capture the youngest generation of cord nevers. With live streaming continuing as a theme across all platforms, YouTube gave users with over 1,000 subscribers the ability to go live on the platform and indicated that the ability would soon be available to all users. YouTube also added features around hateful content and now offers monetization for content (depending on your follower count). Image via YouTube.

41. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 41 YouTube YouTube made a slew of announcements at VidCon this year, none as attention grabbing as its updated monthly user count, which now stands at 1.5 billion strong. Alphabet’s video platform will also be adapting to new video- consumption formats. YouTube announced that the mobile app will now support and adapt to vertical video, and that the platform is launching it’s new virtual reality format, VR180. Finally, YouTube’s social viewing app Uptime launched. The app is a major effort by the platform to tap into conversations similar to the capabilities of Twitter and Facebook. Image via TechCrunch.

42. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 42 • Amazon beat out YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook for rights to live stream Thursday Night Football during the 2017-18 NFL season, where it will likely show off its 4K live-streaming capabilities. • You might (maybe) have heard, but Amazon is also attempting to buy Whole Foods (don’t feel bad if you didn’t hear…it was pretty hush-hush). • Musical.ly will be launching original TV shows geared towards teenagers. • LinkedIn surpassed the 500-million-user milestone. • Mastodon is a Twitter clone that is growing really, really fast. • Brands and agencies are starting to fight back against the Facebook-Google duopoly, and now newspapers are stepping into the ring. • Looking to capitalize on the explosion of influencer marketing, influencer agencies are gaining traction. Some extra notes from around the industry in Q2… Miscellaneous

43. Conﬁdential. Do Not Distribute | © 2017 The Social Lights® LLC | 43 Go beyond the platform with our top-10 best practices for success on social media. On the event trail, we brought back key marketing takeaways from the Social ShakeUp, Social Media Week (Los Angeles), and Hashtag Sports. Object recognition and geolocation are setting the stage for mixed- reality advertising. See how. Pinterest believes the real world is its final hurdle in attracting advertisers. Do they have it figured out? We got some new decor at the office, thanks to iMPuLSe Creative. In case you missed it or have a little extra time over lunch, catch up on our musings from Q2. Supplemental Reading

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