Sentences with phrase «seen by users»

Just upload your contact list to create a campaign that will be seen by users who already know, like and trust you.

In particular, Facebook has studied how changes in the news feed seen by its users — the constant drip - drip - drip of information shared by friends that is heart of their Facebook experience — can affect their level of interest in politics and their likelihood of voting.

I don't think the definitions or subsequent inferences made are perfect, but often in circumstances where I might disagree, I could see how the error lay with the explanation offered by the witness (for example, the «expert» constable incorrectly stated that tweets beginning with a handle are seen by users who follow either the sender or receiver, when in fact the tweet would only published to the timeline of users who follow both sender and receiver).

It should be evident that the more independent the judges are from the research and particular political interests that are involved, the more robust the rating of political distortion is likely to be seen by users.

A recent study revealed that 56 percent of Google's online ad impressions are never seen by users.

Qualcomm's displays use tiny mirrors that change their reflectivity when small voltages are applied, shifting the color seen by users.

Can my profile be seen by users of your other dating sites?

These accounts, while classified as bots, are seen by users as trustworthy sources of information.

These «dark posts» — sponsored Facebook posts that can only be seen by users with specific profiles — included videos aimed at African - Americans in which Hillary Clinton refers to black men as predators, for example.

It's the fact that the news feed algorithm determines what content gets seen by users and what doesn't.

This means photos and profiles are only seen by those a user is compatible with, based on the rules and criteria they set.

Not exact matches

This appears to be the «time out» feature that a number of users reported seeing recently after they posted certain tweets considered by the company to be in violation of its rules.

A total of 944 suspicious accounts linked to the notorious Russian troll factory, Internet Research Agency, were discovered and banned by Reddit, which has chosen to give users a chance to see the Russian - affiliated content for themselves, by providing a link to a full list of the suspicious accounts, including their full content history.

Matias» Reddit study, conducted over 29 days during which he and Reddit moderators screened 2,214 discussions on the science forum, found that by making rules easy to see (via «sticky comments,» as they are called on Reddit), Reddit users were 7.3 % «more likely to follow the rules.»

I saw the picture and spat it all on screen,» wrote one user on Baidu Tieba, the large Chinese online community run by search engine company Baidu.

«We started getting complaints from users about seeing too many political stories shared by their friends, probably due to all of the Trump - related scandals,» says Jonathan Abrams, Nuzzel's CEO and co-founder.

«A lack of color contrast can be really annoying, especially when fields are set as mandatory by the brand but can't be seen as such by the user.»

Yotpo is a tool that gives brands access to these images by gathering relevant posts, as well as provides a «Shop Now» feature on Instagram, allowing users to easily access products they see in their feed.

Co-founders Devin Haman and Jeff Bozz (last we saw them, they were firing a pair of hard - partying friends named Holly and Molly) will be back for a new season on E! later this year... AmieStreet.com, a music - downloading start - up that raises the price of a song as it gains popularity, hit the jackpot when users found recordings on the site by Ashley Alexandra Dupré, the woman linked with former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.

As spotted by The Next Web, when users send a photo or video in response to one from a friend, they'll receive a message that reads «Sling a shot to see a shot?

Beginning this week, U.S. users who see a Twitter Offer pop up in their feed can add it to their credit or debit cards and then redeem that offer by using their cards in the retailer's online stores or brick - and - mortar locations, without any additional coupons.

Unlike its competitor's app, Instagram's feature — and the one launched by Facebook — allows users to see quickly how many views their stories or collections have gotten.

He describes the experience as one characterized by service providers who usually see small - business users much like consumers, and small - business users who often don't analyze their own needs and desires well enough to understand what they're looking for.

By the fall of 2010, just a year after the buyout, Skype was surging: Users had climbed to 600 million from about 400 million a year earlier — and it saw rising usage of its video calling services.

The gesture - identification technology developed by Pebbles allows users to see their own arms and hands while immersed in virtual reality, according to WSJ.

Social Media Ads are a way of ensuring that your content will be seen by social media users.

In the Street Art Project, users can watch and listen to artists sharing their stories, see every detail of over 4,000 pieces of art in high - definition imagery and become part of the Google Street Art community by sharing photos of street art on social media with #streetartproject.

The more you're recognized for quality, relevant content, the more that content will be clicked on by users and linked to by sites seen as «reputable» in the eyes of search engine algorithms.

By far the most ambitious VR campaign we've seen yet is Marriott's Teleporter - a virtual reality machine that combines video, sound, and sensation to transport users to different destinations.

What he didn't see was a single ad for a job in his profession, including one identified by ProPublica that was being shown to younger users: a posting for a social media director job at HubSpot.

Many of the ads include a disclosure by Facebook about why the user is seeing the ad, which can be anything from their age to their affinity for folk music.

These benefit you on a few different levels: they're great for user experience, they tend to increase conversion rates, and they're the type of supplementary content Google loves to see and reward by way of higher rankings.

«By not having a map we've ensured that users can not be tracked as you can't see people's precise location,» he tells Business Insider.

Apple's support forums (granted, these are seldom the place to find satisfied customers, but they're useful for seeing the types of problems users are having) are lively with unhappy listeners bewildered by how to use the service, how to buy music and how to add the music they've already bought.

Shasta Ventures has invested in Doctor on Demand, which lets users see board - certified physicians, psychologists and lactation consultants by video call.

Since Facebook's algorithm sorts and sifts the content a user sees by their online pattern of preferences, not all posts get placed in a follower's timeline — unless of course, the business has paid to have that post boosted.

By using social media, creating content that's relevant to your users, and providing value beyond your product, your business will see huge growth in a short amount of time.

That led us to go deeper into the report — by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, an agency within the federal Department of Health and Human Services — to see what other states are near the top of the list for marijuana users, who leads in cocaine abuse, and which states» residents most abuse alcohol and other drugs.

Myspace's first CEO, Chris DeWolfe, suggested that users be charged for membership, but that idea was shot down by eUniverse's founder and CEO, Brad Greenspan, who saw more growth potential in unrestricted membership.

Once completed, users will see a series of three green checkboxes, Google says, and the additional storage will be granted by Feb. 28.

Social analytics firm SocialFlow said recently that the «reach» of a particular post on Facebook — meaning the total number of users who see it — has fallen for some publishers by as much as 52 % from January through July.

Whatever content users signal is most important by clicking on it other behavior may not be what they should — or want to — see, especially in the context of Twitter, an important source of information today.

They can use the information collected by cookies to help make sure users don't see the same ad over and over again, and to show ads that are relevant to the user.

The social network is also working on a tool that would let users see all the ads run by a specific account, and even search an archive of old political ads.

Lowe's answer to that question, in part, was that «our bigger vision is to build a night at the movies,» including by guiding users to a meal before or after seeing a film.

If the promoted posts feature becomes available publicly, Facebook may have to cut down even more on Sponsored Stories, or users may become annoyed by the increased amount of advertising they see on the site.

Following the revelations, YouTube said it would step up its efforts to prevent children from seeing that type of content by restricting access to inappropriate videos to users that are logged into the site and are older than 17.

The best way is to make sure that the technology then groups the avalanche of email by client and project so that a user can easily see what's going on when desired.

Consumers and design professionals alike can upload photos of their completed projects, where they can then tag specific furniture and accessories offered by merchants Houzz partners with — letting other users easily buy any product they see and love.

When ZocDoc showed up, they turned the industry on its head by figuring out exactly what users wanted to see.