Instagram was founded in 2010 and was acquired by Facebook for $1 billion in 2012. It is an online photo and video sharing service with over 100 million users that upload over 1 billion photos. Users can upload photos and videos, add hashtags to make their content searchable, follow other users, and enhance photos using built-in filters. It has become one of the most popular social media platforms.
Final Instagram presentation after blog project. Includes how companies can use Instagram for Marketing. Content done by group, presentation done by myself.
Final Instagram presentation after blog project. Includes how companies can use Instagram for Marketing. Content done by group, presentation done by myself.
With almost one billion monthly active users, Instagram is officially the second most popular social network behind Facebook (excluding YouTube).
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We will chat about how you can, in fact, use Instagram to grow your traffic – and not just your follower count and how to leverage Instagram to bring in more visitors to your top-performing content without spending your budget on advertising.
Looking to find out more about the iPhone application instagram? Here's a great presentation that walks you through step-by-step on what the applications abilities are and where it might be going.
With 400 million users and over 80 million posts per day, Instagram has become an essential element of social media marketing for business. In fact, businesses using it saw a 93% growth month-over-month in 2014. While other social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, are great for sharing and promoting content, Instagram is a way to humanize your brand.
It's not too late to get your business set up with Instagram, but when you do, it's important to go about it in the right way. Initial steps like writing your bio, experimenting with the best times to post, and which hashtags to use are all important to a successful Instagram account. You will also need to consider what the goal of your business's Instagram account is.
That's why Iconosquare and HubSpot have paired up to bring you this guide, where we look at all of the steps to getting started with Instagram for your business, from determining your brand guidelines, to the anatomy of the perfect Instagram post. Last but not least, you will learn how to measure your success in order to prove your efforts are worthwhile.
With almost one billion monthly active users, Instagram is officially the second most popular social network behind Facebook (excluding YouTube).
Join MeetEdgar and get excited for our newest feature we are building: INSTAGRAM!
We will chat about how you can, in fact, use Instagram to grow your traffic – and not just your follower count and how to leverage Instagram to bring in more visitors to your top-performing content without spending your budget on advertising.
Looking to find out more about the iPhone application instagram? Here's a great presentation that walks you through step-by-step on what the applications abilities are and where it might be going.
With 400 million users and over 80 million posts per day, Instagram has become an essential element of social media marketing for business. In fact, businesses using it saw a 93% growth month-over-month in 2014. While other social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, are great for sharing and promoting content, Instagram is a way to humanize your brand.
It's not too late to get your business set up with Instagram, but when you do, it's important to go about it in the right way. Initial steps like writing your bio, experimenting with the best times to post, and which hashtags to use are all important to a successful Instagram account. You will also need to consider what the goal of your business's Instagram account is.
That's why Iconosquare and HubSpot have paired up to bring you this guide, where we look at all of the steps to getting started with Instagram for your business, from determining your brand guidelines, to the anatomy of the perfect Instagram post. Last but not least, you will learn how to measure your success in order to prove your efforts are worthwhile.
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Instagram
1.
2. #Brief History
• Founded in 2010 by Kevin Systorm and
Mike Krieger.
• Facebook acquired Instagram for
$1 billion in cash and stock
• Today, with over 100 million users and
over 1 billion uploads, it is quickly
climbing up the social media ladder at
“insta”nt speeds!
3. #What is Instagram ?
• It is an online photo-sharing, videosharing and social networking
service.
4.
5.
6.
7. #Hash tags
• Hash Tags and
Tagging:
A “hash tag” is a tag
on a photo that allows
users to search for
photos and people
who are using the
same tag.
8.
9. #Effects
• Custom Photo Filters: The photo filters transform ordinary,
boring smartphone pictures into snazzy legit photography
masterpieces by editing its color, mood, border and tonality of
your photos.
10. #Benefits
• Free application
• Easy to use and understand
• Follow celebrities
• Enhance the beauty of photo with effects
• Promote business or sell items through Instagram.
11.
12. #Main functions
Users can:
• Upload photographs and short videos
•
Connect their Instagram account to other social networking sites
Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and Flickr
• Follow other users' feeds
• Only offers a “private profile” option which lets you control who
sees your profile by request.
13.
14.
15. #Pricing
• Just a build-up hence available as a free application for
android and iphone users.
• Instagram just started rapidly.
• Threat to the facebook because it wanted to come on ipo.
• So fb acquired instagram for $1billion.
17. #Promotion
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•
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•
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Social networking sites (eg. Facebook, twitter, gmail etc.)
Television advertisements
Hoardings
Tie ups with food chains.
Tie ups with brands at shopping malls.
24. Future aspects
• Increase the user base.
• Bring more of innovation like blur effects,glow
effect,etc.
• Come up on windows.
Editor's Notes
founded in 2010 by Stanford graduates, Kevin Systormand Mike Krieger.Facebook acquired Instagram (with its 13 employees) for approximately $1 billion in cash and stock in April 2012.Today, with over 100 million users and over 1 billion uploads, Instagram continues to be the leader in mobile space, quickly climbing up the social media ladder at “insta”nt speeds!
.As of April 3, 2012, Instagram opened its doors to Android users through Google Play.
Users: can upload photographs and short videos, connect their Instagram account to other social networking sites follow other users' feeds.Compatibility with Other Social Networks: Want to share on Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and Flickr all at once? Instagram saves you the extra time of uploading to your other social networks by having a built-in multi-sharing feature.
By December 2010, Instagram had 1 million registered users.In June 2011 Instagram announced it had 5 million users and it passed 10 million in September of the same year.In April 2012, it was announced that over 30 million accounts were set up on Instagram.On February 27, 2013, Instagram announced that they had 100 million active users, only two and a half years after first launchingInstagram announced that 100 million photographs had been uploaded to its service as of July 2011. This total reached 150 million in August 2011.By May 2012, 58 photographs were being uploaded and a new user was being gained each second. The total number of photographs uploaded had exceeded one billion.Many celebrities have profiles on Instagram, sharing photos and videos of their personal and professional lives with fans.