Social Media

Many brands are using Instagram and YouTube for their influencer marketing campaigns. Both of these are effective visual platforms to promote your brand. Instagram has 1 billion and YouTube has 1.9 billion monthly active users. Both platforms have a huge potential to help you increase sales, generate traffic, and tap into new markets. But not all brands can afford to launch campaigns on both platforms at the same time. So,

Facebook is a major online social networking platform, which connects you with your loved ones and gives you a daily dose of infotainment from across the world. I remember using it mostly for the memes and the birthday reminders. Though Zuckerberg’s project has recently seen a pushback in popularity (due to the rise of other engaging forums and privacy hack news), yet stats show its marketing side to have excelled

Instagram is something a child learns to operate from it’s birth. That’s how famous Instagram is. Not just a famous social media platform, it is also a very important marketing platform that allows brands to flourish and expand their brand’s social media reach and customer base. Embedding Instagram Feeds On Website Marketers continuously look for ways to exploit Instagram for their marketing purposes. Almost all major brands have their presence

Do you know what obliterated the dinosaurs? Sure, the asteroid had a part in it, but their inability to adapt to the changing world is the actual reason behind their extinction. Cockroaches, on the other hand, had survived mass extinction by adapting to the new world. But what does that have to do with marketing strategies? You see, the field of marketing is quite dynamic (more than our planet). And

Google’s once much-hyped social network, Google+, shut down recently after just 8 years on the social circuit. The announcement came last year, when it was revealed that a bug, which had been present for over two years, led to the exposure of millions of user’s data to external devs. At this stage, Google+ was already dying. However, this is not the first example of a Google social network having to