Articles
Tag: photo sharing
-
A Look Back: The Evolution of Social Media in 2013
Social media. It seems like yesterday it was just a fad, something naysayers insisted would never catch on. Now, look at it — all grown up, attracting more users than ever and worth billions of dollars.
Continue reading...
-
Social Media Briefs: Backlash over Twitter's Blocking Policy, Instagram Goes Direct
What a difference a day makes. In just 24 hours, two new features on two social media platforms have created quite the kerfuffle.
Continue reading...
-
Social Media Briefs: SnapChat Snubs Facebook, Tweets with Images Engage More
This week, social media is like a Bravo TV show — one day a billionaire tycoon wants to own you; the next, you're caught up in a sex scandal. SnapChat: Scandals & Acquisitions This week, SnapChat's founders turned down Facebook's $3 billion offer to buy the photo messaging application.
Continue reading...
-
FoKo Launches 'Instagram for the Enterprise'
Let’s say you want to share photos of a new product prototype, but only with your colleagues. One of your options is FoKo, a new photo sharing service for enterprises launching this week. FoKo is a cloud-based service that allows employees to take and edit photos from their mobile devices
Continue reading...
-
Be Seen: New Network Connects Brands with Instagram Influencers
When it comes to social media, the objective for brands is to be seen, so it's only appropriate that the photo engagement platform Seen (formerly Venueseen) has launched Snapfluence, an exclusive network that connects brands with Instagram influencers. Instagram isn't new, but seems to be gaining momentum among brands as of late. The benefits of the
Continue reading...
-
Big Brands on Instagram: Best Practices for Engagement
It didn't take long for Instagram to capture our hipster hearts. Even brands are getting in on the action now.
Continue reading...
-
FoKo is Instagram for the Enterprise
If a picture is worth a thousand words, wouldn't you want a mobile app like FoKo to do your job? To: [email protected] Fr: [email protected] Subject: This display stand is a mess! John, Just visited the store at 51 findlay drive to see how our product is selling.
Continue reading...
-
Pinterest, Photo Sharing and What it Means for Customer Experience
Last week, Pinterest opened their site up to everyone -- no invitations required. And while the content sharing service’s popularity has soared, many companies are still trying to figure out how Pinterest fits into its marketing strategy.
Continue reading...
-
Twitter Makes In-House Image Sharing Available to All
Twitter's own image sharing service was initially announced back in June -- much to the dismay of third party developers -- but was finally rolled-out to all users this week. Here's how it works : Click the compose tweet button and you’ll see a small camera icon below the text
Continue reading...
-
Google+ is Google's Big Social Media Play
Google (news, site) has sneaked out its latest social venture in beta for some lucky users to try, offering a service that looks, well, rather familiar. Google Aims for A+ Google has been seen poking its nose into social media -style ventures in the past, with limited
Continue reading...
-
MarketMeSuite Launches Phto.me Picture Sharing for Business
If you’ve ever wanted to combine the power of a Tweet with the inspiration of a photo, without having to rely on a third-party photo application, we’d like to introduce you to MarketMeSuite. Phto.me, Photo You MarketMeSuite, if you're unfamiliar, offers a social media marketing dashboard designed specifically
Continue reading...
-
Mobile Enterprise: iPhone 4 Dominates Flickr, Android Catching Up
This week, the line between enterprise tool and child's play gets very blurry. The iPad 2 is now available at Toys R Us stores nationwide. Now, back to our regularly scheduled news...
Continue reading...
-
Women on the Web - Too Many to Ignore
For as long as there has been an Internet, men and women have used it differently. A recent ComScore report Women on the Web: How Women are Shaping the Internet revisits the changing and evolving behaviors of how women are using and engaging with the web. The survey shows that
Continue reading...