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Whether you like it or not, we are in a visual society. The traditional advertising industry has long been in the business of providing images in conjunction with an ideal. However, the places that...
Instagram was originally purchased for over $1 billion by the Facebook Incorporation, and it has continued to become one of the worlds most active forms of social media today. Countless people use this mobile...
2015 is bringing some incredibly innovative social media marketing trends to the forefront. The end of 2014 saw some of these techniques sneak up on the marketplace; however, this year will bring them in...
2014 was an incredible year in the world of public relations. A number of organizations and individuals made a splash on social media, while others were shaken by scandal and tragedy. From the shock of the...
Instagram announced today their release of Instagram Direct, a new tool for sending on the spot photo and video messages to fiends. What significant more than the 150 million who will be using this tool, is amazing potential for what could be called “residual advertising effect.”
Instagram revealed that soon, users will begin seeing photos and videos from brands they don’t follow, but did not specify how these visuals will be clearly disclosed as ads.
Instagram’s 130 million users uploaded so many videos in the first eight hours that it would take you a whole year to watch them all. And it’s not going to be long before these 15 second InstaVideos become 15 second InstaAds.
Instagram is used by 67% of the top brands in the world – the top dogs cannot be wrong. Are you using it? Several smaller brands believe that companies without an Instagram business profile are wasting potential.
Dunkin’ Donuts, launched the HoliDDay Fashions Twitter & Instagram contest. To participate, contestants send photos of themselves in their favorite holiday attire for the chance to win a $100 Dunkin’ Donuts gift card.
Instagram revised its privacy policy and terms of service on Monday, making some significant changes to how user photographs may be leveraged by Instagram and its parent company, Facebook.
