Mediaboss Marketing

Overview Of Social Media Integration Market Synopsis-2022

This has brought along several changes in This report also covers the impact of COVID-19 on the global market.

The risingtechnology in Social Media Integration Marketis also depicted in thisresearchreport. Factors that are boosting the growth of the market, and giving a positive push to thrive in the global market is explained in detail. The study considers the present scenario of the data center power market and its market dynamics for the period 2022-2028. It covers a detailed overview of several market growth enablers, restraints, and trends. The report offers both the demand and supply aspects of the market. It profiles and examines leading companies and other prominent ones operating in the market.

Get a Sample PDF copy of the report @ https://www.reportsinsights.com/sample/625364

Key Competitors of the Global Social Media Integration Market are: Magicbyte Solutions Pty Ltd., Softeq Development Corp, DOMOTZ, INC., Social Integration, Media Solutions, Media Integrations LLC, Microsoft

Historical data available in the report elaborates on the development of the Social Media Integration on national, regional and international levels. Social Media Integration Market Research Report presents a detailed analysis based on the thorough research of the overall market, particularly on questions that border on the market size, growth scenario, potential opportunities, operation landscape, trend analysis, and competitive analysis.

Major Product Types covered are:Social CRMSocial Marketing AutomationOthers

The Application Coverage in the Market are: Large EnterprisesSmall and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

This study report on global Social Media Integration market throws light on the crucial trends and dynamics impacting the development of the market, including the restraints, drivers, and opportunities.

To get this report at a profitable rate.: https://www.reportsinsights.com/discount/625364

The fundamental purpose of Social Media Integration Market report is to provide a correct and strategic analysis of the Social Media Integration industry. The report scrutinizes each segment and sub-segments presents before you a 360-degree view of the said market.

Market Scenario:

The report further highlights the development trends in the global Social Media Integration market. Factors that are driving the market growth and fueling its segments are also analyzed in the report. The report also highlights on its applications, types, deployments, components, developments of this market.

Highlights following key factors:

:-Business descriptionA detailed description of the companys operations and business divisions.:-Corporate strategyAnalysts summarization of the companys business strategy.:-SWOT AnalysisA detailed analysis of the companys strengths, weakness, opportunities and threats.:-Company historyProgression of key events associated with the company.:-Major products and servicesA list of major products, services and brands of the company.:-Key competitorsA list of key competitors to the company.:-Important locations and subsidiariesA list and contact details of key locations and subsidiaries of the company.:-Detailed financial ratios for the past five yearsThe latest financial ratios derived from the annual financial statements published by the company with 5 years history.

Our report offers:

Market share assessments for the regional and country level segments. Market share analysis of the top industry players. Strategic recommendations for the new entrants. Market forecasts for a minimum of 9 years of all the mentioned segments, sub segments and the regional markets. Market Trends (Drivers, Constraints, Opportunities, Threats, Challenges, Investment Opportunities, and recommendations). Strategic recommendations in key business segments based on the market estimations. Competitive landscaping mapping the key common trends. Company profiling with detailed strategies, financials, and recent developments. Supply chain trends mapping the latest technological advancements.

Access full Report Description, TOC, Table of Figure, Chart, etc. @ https://www.reportsinsights.com/industry-forecast/social-media-integration-market-status-2022-625364

About US:

Reports Insights is the leading research industry that offers contextual and data-centric research services to its customers across the globe. The firm assists its clients to strategize business policies and accomplish sustainable growth in their respective market domain. The industry provides consulting services, syndicated research reports, and customized research reports.

Contact US:

Email:info@reportsinsights.com

Sales:sales@reportsinsights.com

See the original post here:
Social Media Integration Market Covered Strategic Development, Scope of Research, Segments With Key Players LoginRadius Inc, SAP, Janrain, SoClever ...

TikTok has provided some new notes on how to maximize your TikTok content performance, which are fairly broad, in general, but could be handy in mapping out your platform strategy.

As you can see here, in a new post on the TikTok Business blog, TikTok has shared some basic guide notes on creating effective TikTok clips.

As per TikTok:

While there are endless ways to create a "good" TikTok video, finding your brand's unique voice and direction is what will ultimately set you apart, and the rules are just tips and tricks to get you there.

In combination with past advice from TikToks team, the notes could help you formulate a better strategy.

Back in 2020, TikTok also provided some more in-depth pointers on how to boost the performance of your content:

Also, a key note on hashtags while you should consider adding relevant hashtags to your TikTok clips, and you can research the most relevant and popular tags by searching in the app (where TikTok includes stats on related tags and overall tag use), adding hashtags like #FYP, #ForYou, and #ForYouPage won't help you get more views.

"Hashtags like #FYP, #ForYou, and #ForYouPage work just like all other hashtags on TikTok, so adding these to your caption wont necessarily improve your chances of getting on someones For You feed.Instead, we recommend using the space in your caption to add context to your video along with hashtags that are relevant to your content."

So relevant tags = good, irrelevant = not much help.

In addition to these functional tips, TikTok has also included some stats on how users engage with brands in the app, and how they view collaborations between brands and creators.

Some valuable notes to consider TikToks also included a range of links to its various creator assistance tools and resources, which could help in developing your marketing approach.

You can check out TikToks full post here.

Excerpt from:
TikTok Shares New Tips on How to Maximize Content Performance in the App - Social Media Today

Vaping is a silent epidemic that threatens the health and wellbeing of Australian teens, say Griffith University experts in social marketing.

Behavioural architect Dr Timo Dietrich says the tobacco industry has created a far superior product to cigarettes and one substantially more enticing to young people than cigarettes ever were.

We must question some of the statistics that suggest low vaping use amongst Australian teenagers. Our data tells a different story, Dietrich said.

Between 2015-2019, e-cigarette use by young people increased by 72% in the US, 150% in Canada and 96% in Australia.

Talking to thousands of teachers, students and parents, we know that vaping is a real problem.

Vape pens are slick. They smell good. They come in funky shapes, sizes and colours. Its so different from what smoking was.

This is tempting an entire generation of young people to start an unhealthy new habit.

Dietrich and his colleagues at Griffith Business Schools Social Marketing @ Griffith have been in the trenches with teachers and students around the use of drugs and alcohol for years.

Their Blurred Minds initiative started a decade ago with the aim to offer engaging alcohol and drug education resources to change Australias culture towards alcohol and drugs.

The Blurred Minds Academy is its newest gamified education product and now available to all Australian high schools.

The Blurred Minds Academy offers a range of evidence-based alcohol and drug education modules, curriculum aligned assessment options including marking rubrics, and built-in reporting tools to assess each students progress, helping engage students with relevant and meaningful education to change their beliefs and behaviours.

The new module around vaping aims to start conversations with teens about a problem growing by the day.

While companies cannot advertise vapes and vaping products in Australia, that really means very little when the internet is full of positive message surrounding vaping, Dr Dietrich explained.

Research has shown that 63% of e-cigarette content on tik tok portrays vaping in a positive light. They also found that a quarter of all vape videos include people that are younger than 18.

Vapes look fun and what is smoked tastes and smells often like candy but as with any new thing, not everyone has the know-how yet.

He said there was no clear answer yet as to how vaping affects a teenagers brain and body.

Some of the negative impacts will likely depend on whether they vape liquids with or without nicotine, whether they vape cannabis, or other herbs.

The liquids used in e-cigarettes may contain a range of toxic and relatively unknown chemicals and even those labelled nicotine free may still include nicotine.

A study found that 50% of 65 Australian e-liquids advertised as best-sellers contained chemicals used in pesticides and disinfectants manufacturing, some also contained nicotine.

Most concerningly, ingredient lists are very basic, dont provide a lot of information and some overseas manufacturers dont even meet Australian standards, so you dont actually know what you are inhaling through your lungs.

Dr Dietrich says more research is needed, but until then, better education is the key.

Health education teachers and parents are craving better guidance around the consequences of vaping, he said.

As part of the Blurred Minds program we talk a lot to Health and Physical Education teachers, and we specialise in creating gamified resources to engage students when it comes to alcohol and drug education.

We need equally engaging resources to talk to kids about the risks and dangers of vaping because to date there has not been enough out there that speaks to teenagers at eye level and in their language.

Thousands of students and teachers have engaged with the newest Blurred Minds Academy resources to date and students who have completed the program showed:

Visit link:
Teens at risk from a lack of education and research on vaping - Griffith News

Waiting moves are among the hardest to spot in chess because, by definition, they don't seem to have any immediate purpose. They don't overtly change the position in any way and, further, they pass the move to the opponent. That's actually the point in every case: to force a commitment by the other player that you are ready to meet.

I have tried to target all levels of chess players with the examples in each category, logically starting with classic or known examples and ending with games played in recent years. I hope that even titled playerscan learn something here or use this as reference material. I have divided the expansive and somewhat elusive topic of "waiting moves" into the following categories:

Zugzwang

One of the rare ways to win a game of chess is to achieve zugzwang. Of course, zugzwang is the magical moment when your waiting move causes the opponent to fall on their own sword. Any move loses for them, and, unless they resign, they are forced to chuck their pieces one by one or to wait for the inexorable end.

The most basic example of such a waiting move can be seen in king-and-pawn endgames. By employing waiting moves, the winning side gains the opposition or an entry into the opponent's position, thereby winning material or decisively supporting a passed pawn. There are certainly easy examples to choose from, but I decided to challenge our readers with an example from the late IM Mark Dvoretsky's renownedDvoretsky'sEndgame Manual.

Black to move and win.

A more sophisticated example, in that it contains more pieces on the board than simply pawns and kings, is the game between GM Bobby Fischer and GM Mark Taimanov in the Candidates Quarterfinal in 1971. This is such a classic example, often the go-to game to teach the ability of the bishop to outmaneuver a knight using zugzwang. Pay attention to the white bishop's sly waiting moves, ultimately leading to zugzwang for the opponent and culminating in an unforgettable sacrifice.

A modern exampleis a nice game by World ChampionMagnus Carlsen in the FIDE World Cup in 2021 where his opponent, GM Vladimir Fedoseev, found himself with absolutely no moves despite having many pieces,including queens, in a middlegame on the board:

Prophylaxis

Prophylaxis (think: prophet) refers to moves that safeguard one's own position before any immediate and offensive action. Often, from the side of positional superiority, some waiting moves have to be made to maintain our own king's safety before unleashing damage to the other.The following game is widely known, but an oldie is still a goodie. GM Garry Kasparov's prophylactic king move, exemplifying his acute sense of king safety, takes care of his own before unleashing a tsunami on his opponent's king.

The following, more modern game between GMNodirbek Abdusattorov and GMGrigoriy Oparin, includes the same prophylactic Kh2. Yes, this is the only blitz game included in the article, but the following moment is instructive and shows how playing a preemptive Kh2 can prepare a deadly attack.

Avoiding Concrete Opening Variations

With the advent of computers, the adventures of the '70s and '80s seem to be over in one respect. There is the impression that the opening has little mystery left as the world's top chess players seem to sit at the computer all day long memorizing all the variations.

However, even this point is proven wrong time and againa recent example is the game GM Sam Shankland vs. GM Sergey Karjakinin Tata Steel Chess Masters 2022, where the Russian stumbled in a "well-known" line and had to resign on move 26. So much for all that memorization, huh?

Nevertheless, a popular approach at the top level has been using waiting moves to sidestep well-known theory. Through "little moves," as you see below, they introduce subtle differences to already known lines, but these little moves certainly have venom.

The first example is borrowed from GMAlex Yermolinsky's book, The Road to Chess Improvement: 11.h3!? in a Carlsbad structure, arising from the Queen's Gambit Declined. In short, this little waiting move waits for Black's response and helps White determine the optimal setup accordingly.

Two decades later, it's still playedhere's a game GM Nodirbek Abdusattorov played just the other week. The following example is chosen because it introduces an idea not mentioned in Yermolinsky's book, published in 1999 (the idea: 14.g4). In addition, although it is not the earliest example in this 14.g4 line, GM Peter Lekois the strongest player to use it against the much younger GM Alexey Sarana.

Another nice example of a waiting move in the opening is 12.Kh1 in the Graf Variation of the Ruy Lopez. While several other moves have been tried with varying success, this tiny side-step is the highest scoring, although it does not have as many games as the other moves. The point, as in the previous example, is that White waits to see what Black's setup will be before committing to action in the center; namely, he waits to see what Black will do with the bishop on c8 and the knight on d7. Although the following game is a draw, former World ChampionVladimir Kramnik's play put former FIDE World Champion GMRuslan Ponomariov under the gun and demonstrated the danger of this deceptively unsuspecting king move.

Provocation

Waiting with the purpose of provoking an opponent into overreaching has much less to do with objective evaluation and more to do with psychology. The following examples show how simply waiting can provoke the other side into committing a gruesome mistake.

Now, who could be a stronger provocateur than English GM Tony Miles, who infamously defeated then-reigning World Champion GM Anatoly Karpovin 1980 with the stunning 1...a6.

Okay, now that we've introduced Miles with that little move, let's show an even nicer, more complex move he played in 1989, the mysterious 18...Rac8!?. I had a hard time understanding this on my own and used this articleby FM Niranjan Navalgund to comprehend this dumbfounding rook move and to write the annotations.

At the time of writing this article, it is hard to avoid including this recent example by GM Richard Rapport against GM Dmitry Andreikin at the final of the 2022 FIDE Grand Prix in Belgrade. With two minutes on the clock against eight, Rapport declines a threefold repetition simply to keep the game going 30.Qe5!!, which in itself doesn't change the position objectively, and provokes his opponent, who probably expected a draw, into making a mistake almost immediately.

This extraordinary waiting move rewarded Rapport with a tournament victory and, with that, a spot in the Candidates Tournament.FM Carsten Hansenhas already provided superb annotations to the game, so I include them below, taken from this article:

Preparing A Veiled Attack

Sometimes the purpose of a waiting move is to prepare an unexpected attack, to hide one's intentions. While this next example is perhaps controversial because Fischer's 14...Kh8 has the very concrete idea of clearing the g8-square for the rook, I still include it to expose students of the game to such an original and, when you see it for the first time, shocking plan. I select this game in particular because it is less known than Fischer's win against GM Anderssen with the same plan:

The following game is a much more sophisticated example of the same concept. This one is a truer waiting move, however, as 12.Kh1 does not only prepare the idea of g4. It is more flexible; it takes him a while as he improves his position in the center before committing to the same idea as Fischer with 16.g4.

Winning Waiting Moves From My Own Games

I've included this section to show how these ideas can be applied to chess games at the club level. While they are obviously not as impressive as anything by world-class grandmasters, I think the following examples, played before I even reached the national-master level in the U.S., show that ordinary human beings are also capable of waiting for their way to victory.

In the following example, from a position of absolute domination, my waiting move left White helpless with no moves.

The following game was an important one for me. After butchering an advantage in the middlegame, I desperately squeezed an equal rook endgame up an extra pawn, but my opponent defended well and reached this theoretically drawn endgame. I didn't give up and, ultimately, waiting with f3 before pushing f4 was the idea that won me the game; and with a win in the following game, I won a cash prize in the tournament.

I'd like to thank several people from Chess.com and beyond for helping me find and explain many of the examples you enjoyed above: GM Robert Hess, IM Erik Kislik,FM Niranjan Navalgund, Dylan Rittman, and others. I hope this article helps you expand your arsenal of positional ideas and that you can'twait to use these ideas in your future games!

More:
The Greatest Waiting Moves By Grandmasters - Chess.com

In the early afternoon of February 1st, the American chess Grandmaster Hikaru Nakamura was live-streaming to some of his 1.4 million Twitch followers, deciding how to approach his next online game: Do I play solid? he asked from a hotel room in Berlin. Or do I go for broke? He was in fourth place with just two games left in a blitz tournamentquick matches in which each side gets three minutes to moveand was debating between a sturdy opening likely to result in a draw or a dynamic one. I should try to win, he concluded, seconds later. His opponent was Jorden van Foreest, the twenty-sixth best player in the world and an adviser to the worlds best, Magnus Carlsen. Jordens being, like, uber, uber solid, Nakamura said a few moves in, scrunching his face. Its kind of annoying. He traded his knight for a bishop, exchanged knight for knight, and launched his queen into van Foreests position. A draw is just not good enough, he said. I cant do it, though. Then he had an idea. Im gonna try to win this. It probably doesnt work, but Im gonna try. With twenty seconds left, Nakamura unleashed an all-out attack, sacrificing his queen and sending forth two rooks and a bishop, coercing van Foreests king into a dismal retreat. Yeah, Im winning, Nakamura said, with a wry smile on his face. Chess is a tough game.... Chess is a tough game.

For most players, the statement is obviously true. For Nakamura, its not so clear. Born in Japan and raised in White Plains, New York, he became the countrys youngest American chess master at ten and its youngest Grandmaster at fifteen, besting Bobby Fischer for both distinctions. A year later, in 2004, he won his first of five U.S. Chess Championships. Known for an attacking style and a brash, arrogant manner, Nakamura became a controversial figure in the chess world. Are you kidding? he muttered to his opponent during a 2007 game, channelling more pro wrestler than chess scholar. Lets gocome on, come on, bring it.

Now thirty-four and possessing more emotional control, Nakamura is the most popular chess streamer on Twitch, where he is known for bulldozing top competition while answering questions from his chat, deciphering memes, and recounting move sequences in games that he played several years ago. In one Chess.com exhibition, he opened a new account, played every game with the Bongcloud Openinga dubious second-move king advancement dubbed an insult to chessand reached the sites top forty players anyway. He has beaten several Grandmasters ten times back-to-back, a defeat so humbling that its referred to as an adoption. Simply not falling victim to one is an immense honor. Thats it, thats it! the Grandmaster Eric Hansen bellowed after following nine straight losses with a win. You are not adopting me! Not today, not today!

It is partly because of this online notoriety that Nakamura was given a wild-card selection to the International Chess Federation (FIDE) Grand Prix, a series of three tournaments that decide two of the final spots in the Candidates Tournamentthe winner of which contends for the World Championship. A former world No. 2, Nakamura had not played a classical FIDE tournament since 2019, making him ineligible. But, considering his popularity, his strong online performances, his longtime standing among the worlds best, and pandemic restrictions, the FIDE president Arkady Dvorkovich gave him a pass. The chess community will be delighted to see him sitting at a chessboard again, he said.

Most were, but not everyone was. The Grandmaster Sergey Karjakins wife Galiya Kamalova called the FIDE wild-card selections a clown show and bemoaned Nakamuras admission. Its like a hockey player who hasnt skated on ice in two years, and instead played hockey online all the time, but hes still invited to play on the countrys real team, she wrote in a statement. Can you imagine such a situation in Russia or Canada? (Karjakin would later be banned from all FIDE competitions, including the Candidates, for six months, owing to his outspoken support of Russias invasion of Ukraine.) Some agreed, without using such bad analogies. Kamalova suggested the Russian Andrey Esipenko for one of the slotsan eighteen-year-old Grandmaster who had recently beaten Magnus Carlsen.

Many top chess players take pride inand are lauded fortheir extreme devotion to tournament preparation. They spend several hours a day studying chess openings, calculating minute advantages in numerous variations that can extend twenty or more moves deep. In an interview with HBO before the 2018 World Chess Championship, American Grandmaster Fabiano Caruana claimed to have memorized millions of moves throughout his career. Nakamura, on the other hand, spent a significant amount of time in the weeks leading up to the Grand Prix expressing how little he cared. In one stream, he floated that, if he won, he might give his spot in the Candidates to the Chinese Grandmaster Ding Liren. He assured his viewers that, on the off chance he qualified for the Candidates, his stream would continue. Im not stopping, you guys, he said, days before his first Grand Prix match. Measured expectations were reasonable. Nakamura had played thousands of online games, but they were almost entirely blitz and bullet matches. For the Grand Prix, each player would have ninety minutes for the first forty moves, with thirty seconds added per move. Nakamuras relative weakness in opening preparation is rarely punished in short time controls; in classical, opponents have time to calculate the best sequence of moves to exploit a mistake.

As fate would have it, Nakamura, who did not respond to requests for an interview, was placed in the same four-person preliminary group as Esipenko, who was invited after another competitor tested positive for COVID. After a draw in his first game, Nakamura defeated the Russian phenom with the white pieces. In a YouTube recap he posted that night, he could barely contain his glee. My strong suspicion is that Andrey was not really expecting the English Opening, said Nakamura, who typically moves his kings pawn first. Esipenko responded atypically, which Nakamura interpreted as an underestimation of his preparedness[He] figured, Well, Hikarus streaming all the time, probably I should surprise him. In a sport whose top players generally strategize in private, preventing competitors from glimpsing their thought process and preparation, Nakamura spent nearly half an hour explaining his moves and expounding on possibilities he considered and didnt end up playing even after spending hours that day at the board. If I were his coach, I guess I would not advise him to do it, the Grandmaster Benjamin Bok, who broadcast the tournament live on Hikarus Twitch channel, told me. But, I mean, Im only his commentator.

Nakamura beat the crafty Hungarian Grandmaster Richrd Rapport in the first of two semifinal matches. In the video detailing his second, he explained his philosophy. Now, one of the big differences between now and two or three years ago when I was playing chess professionallythats all I was doing for the most partis that I literally dont care, Nakamura said. What that means is that, in a lot of these situations now, Ill just pick a line and play it at the board. I will not worry about trying to pick the precise line or something that Ive looked at most recently. I will just choose to show up and play the line that I want to play. Chess competition is stressful, and being one of the best players in the world doesnt make it any less so. After a draw on day five of the tournament, Rapportwho won the second leg of the Grand Prix and clinched a spot in the Candidates weeks latergave an unrelentingly brutal post-match interview, in which he called himself his toughest opponent and pondered what he could have done with his life had he not devoted it to an underfunded, unforgiving game. I wish I had chosen something else, Rapport said. If I had put in a similar amount of time and energy over the years, I think Id be a happier person as of now.

It is only in this context that Nakamuras I dont care mantra approaches truth. Once hailed as the future of American chess, Nakamura has devoted his life to an ultracompetitive game, one that only two or three dozen people can make a comfortable living solely from playing. As he rose up the world ranks, he treated opponents like enemies and used criticism as fuel, becoming a highly disliked member of the chess scene. In online chess, where he was known for his blitz prowess since the two-thousands, he often accused opponents of cheating and fired off nasty messages after losses. The I literally dont care mantra itself is a reference to Nakamuras bitter reaction to a fluke online loss in which he repeated the phrase many more times than one would expect from someone who literally did not care.

Nakamura is not famous for his introspection, but, sometimes, in the course of hours-long streams, it comes out. For much of my career, much of my life, Ive sort of been the bad guy. Im not someone whos been liked, he said, in August, 2020, diverting his gaze from the camera. Ive always been perceived as the person who people dont want to root for, who people dont like. So, to have all the support from you guys, to sort of know that there are fans who do support me, it does mean a lot. In regular competitive chess, Nakamura likely gets a mental edge from knowing that, even without top results, he can still make a living from streaming sponsorships. When a single mistake during a several-hour game can lead to a quick downfall, its also nice to have people who wish for your success. For the first time in his career, he has this huge fan base thats behind him, the Grandmaster and streamer Daniel Naroditsky told me. And thats giving him confidence. I think, when Hikarus confident, hes absolutely unstoppable.

Read the original:
The Most Popular Chess Streamer on Twitch - The New Yorker