April 2024 - VBOUT Partners Meeting Group
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April 2024 - VBOUT Partners Meeting Group
- 2. Table of Contents 1. Product Updates 2. Resources 3. QA
- 4. Features 1. Custom Shortcodes 2. Training: Automation Triggers 3. Training: Agency Custom Plan Builder and Assets Groups
- 5. Roadmap Link
- 6. Resources
- 8. Academy Access academy - Code: CF2024 Link
- 9. Events Link
- 10. Blog Post Link
- 12. General GDPR India Data Protection Colorado Consumer Act Legislation by state NY Privacy Act Virginia Consumer Act Privac y Link California Customer Rights Act
- 13. More Resources • Funnels and workflows with VBOUT • VBOUT general overview slides • VBOUT pre-recorded demo • Onboarding document sample • Contract sample • Case study framework
- 16. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- On January 23, Meta announced it would shut down the Facebook Groups API within 90 days. The API allows developers and businesses to schedule posts to Facebook Groups. Meta explained that a significant use case for the API was a feature that let developers privately reply in Facebook Groups, but said another change in the new API removes the need for the Groups AP Meta's upcoming changes to Facebook groups remain worryingly vague, and the surprise announcement is throwing some businesses and social media marketers that relied on the Facebook Groups API into disarray as they determine how to adjust. The livelihoods of these companies and marketers' clients now seem jeopardized without a clear explanation. Meta owes more transparency to group admins and third-party developers that are dependent on open access to the API. If Meta now sees higher value in keeping group data and engagement in-house, cutting ties with outside tools should have come with fair notice and transition time. Groups admins feel reasonably anxious as they face poorly defined restrictions that are arriving in mere months, and Meta should clarify its roadmap and philosophy to empower, not undermine, the communities relying on Facebook's infrastructure. https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2024/01/23/introducing-facebook-graph-and-marketing-api-v19/?__vbtrk=&_uax=