Facebook’s internal search engine, allows us to search for keywords, then filter the results to pages whose name or description contains the keywords. We can also search for posts, then filter to posts from our groups and pages. But we can not only search for content within pages. Fortunately, the URLs of the content and …
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Facebook has changed its layout, which also affects the information we can see on pages, profiles, groups, etc. But it also provides some new details we would like to explore, so deciding whether to keep a new layout or switch back to a classic one (as long as they still allow it) is a tough …
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Google Photos can identify the majority of faces in your photos and videos. It can then display all the same person’s photos and videos together. If we want to explore a person’s connections, track events he has taken part in, or find other photo-based information, we can upload a photo of his face (from LinkedIn …
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Facebook allows users to hide their friends list, but there are still some methods you can use to discover the hidden list. A remnant of the late Graph Search allows us to find mutual friends of 2 profiles, provided that at least one of them has a visible list of friends. (How to Find Mutual …
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Since 2017, to make Facebook accessible to blind people, they automatically tag each photo on Facebook with both nouns and verbs for computers to read to blind people. But, these image captions can be used to search photos by keywords and actions. Using the google ‘site:’ operator, we’ll perform an image search inside Facebook.com, and …
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Lately, Google has enabled using ‘Google Lens – image recognition and search’ straight from the image-search results on mobile. On the top corner of an image from google search results, you’ll find the Lens icon, then you can decide which part of the image to search. To use this cool feature on your computer, open …
Facebook does not display the post’s URL on the post, or on the menu on the top-right corner. In order to get the URL, you should click on the date & time link under the name of the user who uploaded the post, and copy the URL of the new window that opened. You can …
To find the mutual friends of 2 Facebook accounts you’ll have to get their Facebook ID (How to find Facebook ID). Then, use the following URL – facebook.com/browse/mutual_friends/?uid=FIRSTID&node=SECONDID and replace ‘FIRSTID’ with the first user’s Facebook ID, and ‘SECONDID’ with the second user’s Facebook ID and click enter. You’ll see all mutual friends of those …
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Facebook doesn’t allow you to download videos directly. To do so, you should watch the video in a mobile version by adding ‘mbasic’ before the video’s URL. For example – https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=665313374011432 Should turn to – mbasic.facebook.com/watch/?v=665313374011432 Now, open the video, right-click and ‘Save video as’
The Marketing strategy of a competitor can show us a lot about its intentions. Both the ads copy & targeting and the distribution channels can provide us with insights regarding new products, markets, or even the AB tests the company is using. We can use multiple sources for exploring our competitors’ marketing strategy: SpyFu – …
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