Today’s packet combines reported platform limits, user-behavior data, and marketing guidance; the scope varies by article.
Facebook Pages get charged for link posts
Social Media Today reported on September 18 that Meta One for Business launched subscription packages. Some managers said their accounts were limited to two link posts per month.
Reddit offers insights from its Health Summit event
Social Media Today reported September 18 that Reddit presented Health Summit data on users seeking medical advice and diagnoses from one another. The excerpt confirms the behavior being measured, not the quality of that advice.
More People Expect AI To Cut Jobs Than Add Them, Pew Finds
Search Engine Journal reported September 18 that Pew’s 37-country survey found more respondents expect AI to reduce jobs than add them. That view was more common in high-income than middle-income countries.
Google Updates Mediapartners-Google Crawler Guidance: Less About AdSense
Search Engine Journal reported that Google expanded Mediapartners-Google guidance beyond AdSense.
Content curation in 2026: How to do it right
Hootsuite’s September 17 guide defines curation as selecting and sharing relevant third-party content, while adding perspective and credit.
Social media for business: A practical guide for 2026
Hootsuite emphasizes documented strategy and measurement of engagement, traffic, and conversions.
Meta Wants to Run More of Your Marketing — But Should They?
Social Media Examiner previews Meta AI, ad-placement, and creative-tool developments.
Creating AI Image Libraries, Showing Up in AI Results, and Industry News
Social Media Examiner’s roundup covers AI image libraries, AI recommendations, and industry news.
Which update has the most immediate practical consequence: reported link-post limits, Reddit’s health-search signal, or Google’s crawler-guidance change?