A lot has happened — Let’s dive into the news you need to know:
Youtube now have tightened up their policies, specifically towards AI spam content. AI generated, mass-production shorts are now getting hit with penalties and monetization strikes.
Don’t worry, it doesn’t seem like they are outright getting rid of all AI content. Only specifically stock B-roll and highly repetitive content will be under these restrictions.
What should you do if this applies to you? Eliminate the AI spam model. Although strikes on channels are not yet enforced, the best course of action now is to halt this process altogether.
LinkedIn has now integrated reach penalties for users who add or use external links. What does this mean? LinkedIn has now joined the “stay-on-my-site” party. These new penalties show that LinkedIn wants the users to stay on their site.
This can really hinder B2B-heavy networks and may be a big turning point for LinkedIn. This may seem scary, but don’t panic. Keep looking on the horizon and find ways to adapt.
Make sure to keep watch on LinkedIn, use it how you can now and avoid strikes as much as possible.
TikTok has now added certain age restrictions to content dealing with health, finances, and alcohol. Sadly, expect a decline in reach from this if this applies to your content and brand.
Note: This includes all content that references or mentions these items will be restricted to these audience demographics. Keep this in mind when making your content.