Cards

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Cards in social media refer to interactive elements embedded within posts or videos that provide additional information or actions for users.

These cards typically include clickable buttons, images, or links that prompt users to take specific actions, such as visiting a website, downloading an app, or watching related content.

They are commonly used on platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook to drive traffic, increase engagement, and facilitate user interaction with content.

Example

A YouTube video about photography tutorials includes cards that appear at specific timestamps. These cards allow viewers to explore related topics, such as camera gear recommendations or editing software tutorials.

Viewers can access additional content by clicking on the cards without leaving the video, enhancing their learning experience and encouraging further engagement with the channel.

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