What’s New in Social March Round Up

April 1, 2025

Social Media Updates Every Marketer Should Know

As the Founder of Air Social, I’m constantly keeping an eye on the latest social media developments that impact our clients – and March delivered some interesting changes.

Whether you manage social media for a brand or run a digital marketing agency like us, staying ahead of these updates is essential for staying competitive in 2025’s fast-paced digital landscape.

Here’s my take on the key social media trends and updates this month – and what they mean for businesses that want to grow their brand presence online.

Instagram’s Algorithm Update: More Love for Original Content

Instagram is continuing its push to prioritise original content, and March saw a significant tweak in its algorithm to reward creators posting fresh, engaging material. For brands, this means rethinking the reliance on reposts or recycled content. At Air Social, we’re helping our clients create original Reels and Stories that stand out – not just for the algorithm, but to connect more meaningfully with audiences. This update is another reminder that authentic storytelling wins.

LinkedIn Introduces AI Tools for Post Creation

LinkedIn is rolling out AI-assisted writing tools for personal and company page posts. While this could streamline content production, I believe it’s important to use AI with a human touch. At Air Social, our approach to LinkedIn marketing is always personal, professional, and tailored to your tone of voice. These new tools should support, not replace, real insight and creativity – particularly for B2B marketing strategies.

X (formerly Twitter) Tests Job Listings and Long-Form Content

In a move that continues to blur the lines between social networking and recruitment, X is testing job listing functionality, positioning itself as a rival to LinkedIn. For brands looking to attract talent, this could open new doors. Combined with its push for long-form posts and paid subscriptions, X is becoming a more layered platform – one we’re watching closely as part of wider brand advocacy and recruitment strategies.

TikTok Rolls Out Extended Video Features

TikTok’s new 30-minute video upload limit is a bold step toward competing with YouTube. While this won’t suit every brand, it does offer an opportunity for thought leadership, behind-the-scenes content and educational storytelling – particularly in sectors like property, events, and luxury lifestyle, where immersive content performs best.

What This Means for Your Brand

Social media isn’t just changing – it’s evolving faster than ever. At Air Social, we specialise in helping businesses stay ahead of the curve, whether that’s through strategic social media campaigns, creative content, or performance-driven paid advertising.

As a full-service digital agency, we’re not just reporting on trends – we’re actively shaping how brands adapt to them. If your social media strategy needs a refresh or you’re looking to build a stronger online presence, let’s talk.

You can explore our services and case studies, or feel free to connect with me directly on LinkedIn.
Let’s make your brand the one to watch.

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“Thank you to our incredible team, our valued clients, and everyone who has been part of Air Social’s journey. Here’s to another year of growth, creativity, and success – with plenty of fun along the way!
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