By TWMG
Instagram is the best social media platform to share personal moments and inspirational experiences. With more than 300 million monthly users, it’s also a perfect place for businesses to develop and post engaging content, monitor posts and campaigns, and analyse their engagement with an expanding audience.
In today’s post, we will share a list of tools … Continue reading “13 Great Instagram Tools For Professionals”
By TWMG
The “millenials-loved” photo-messaging app is said to develop a special AR glasses to complement its service.
The company has reportedly been staffing up a team to work on them and CEO Evan Spiegel has even been caught wearing them in public. The photo-messaging app has now joined the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) suggesting it’s augmented reality … Continue reading “Snapchat Is Rumored To Have Prepared Its Own AR Glasses”
By TWMG
Great brands always inspire their consumers and prospective customers.
The latest and easiest media to accomplish this task is through social media. Today, let’s take a look at some of the most inspiring brands you definitely need to follow on Twitter.
1. @DIGIORNOPIZZA
You didn’t know pizza could be funny? Well thanks to DiGiorno’s Twitter presence, we now … Continue reading “40 Fabulous Companies You Need To Follow On Twitter”
By TWMG
Last year, Twitter came up with an estimation on something that technically is seemingly immeasurable.
With the active user base is currently sitting on around 320 million monthly active users, Twitter is also reaching more than 500 million people each month who are exposed to Twitter content but don’t ever actually log-in to the site. Take … Continue reading “Twitter is Going to Consider the Monetisation of Non Logged-In Users”
By TWMG
Social media management app is one of the most useful tools that a marketer can use.
With all the ability to customise everything, however, here comes more questions. What sort of metrics do you add to your marketing dashboard? How do you arrange them? What’s the easiest way to read them? Most importantly, how do you … Continue reading “Four Recommended Social Media Management Tools That Might Suit Your Business”
By TWMG
The new update from Google Chrome offers you to load requested pages without images.
Currently, the update only applies to users in India and Indonesia, but Google says it will be rolling out the new feature in more countries soon.
Google has updated its Chrome Android app for users in India and Indonesia experiencing slow load times, … Continue reading “Chrome For Android Will Load Pages Without Images During Slow Connection”
By TWMG
It looks like LinkedIn just gave its primary app a major revamp.
LinkedIn released a redesigned version of its main app in Tuesday. This new app makes the app look more like Facebook and other social media apps. Just like Facebook, LinkedIn’s new app is centered around a central feed, which shows you updates from people … Continue reading “The New, Facebook-Looking, LinkedIn App is Now Available for Android and iOS”
By TWMG
Recently, Twitter has announced they support a native polling feature for users.
Previously, people used to run polls in Twitter using the RT and Favourite buttons. However, this type of polling wouldn’t produce accurate results. Now, all users – including those in Australia – are now able to create their own polls via the Twitter website or … Continue reading “Introducing Twitter’s Latest Polling Feature”
By TWMG
As we has stated in the previous post, Instagram (which already has garnered 400 million monthly active users, a massive global user base indeed) was the fastest growing social media site of 2015.
Just seeing that number, it is reasonable enough to say that Instagram may represent one of the biggest marketing opportunity for businesses in 2016. … Continue reading “Five Reasons Why Instagram Will Be The Next Big Hit In 2016 (Infographic)”
By TWMG
It seems like the latest Twitter’s update is not so favourable for some publishers.
Twitter is getting rid of the share counts in its sharing buttons and affecting publishers, including The Huffington Post and Entertainment Weekly that used to show that count on its article pages.
Twitter revealed the change in a blog post Oct. 6 and since … Continue reading “Does Twitter Seriously Decide To Remove Its Share Counts?”
