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After leaning on video to grow its Facebook page, Circuit Breaker is now developing video series for the platform that it sells directly to advertisers.
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Machine learning is having a big impact on fashion retail.
Facebook just rolled out a new ad format, called "lifestyle templates," that attempts to replicate the print catalog experience for mobile.
I hope we’ll get to see this as a standard post format on Facebook too. The ability to highlight particular products in images is very useful.
People are more interested in seeing something genuine than something perfectly posed.
“You can, of course, still share your pretty pictures. But Chen and Nam suggest also showing people images that feel genuine and not staged. Another option that works well is to provide context around something, like an event, that lets followers feel they’re getting a view others aren’t. At a fashion show, for instance, maybe turn your camera away from the runway and take a shot of the shoes of the people in your row
Growth and engagement on these chat apps is real.
A tool by Linkedin to give you an idea of how much people are being offered salary wise in different locations
To boost the popularity of Stories, Facebook could turn to its photo-centric sister app.
For some reason ‘Stories’ on Facebook has been a flop. This is Facebook’s attempt at driving their popularity... use Instagram.
I’m hearing quite a lot about this new “Linkedin for Creative Professionals” called SohoMuse. Designed to connect creatives across 11 verticals, including fashion design, film, music and art.
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Interesting to see how these publications are selling the idea of becoming a member and also the type of features
Really interesting look at how some media companies are using Instagram stories as a platform for TV-like series.