Articles Tagged ‘Instagram’
Marne Levine on where Instagram goes from here
The Instagram COO on how SMBs are leading the way with features, and what still needs to come to Canada.
What are Canadians’ preferred social networks?
Canada isn’t among the top markets for Facebook, but it does rank high for Instagram and LinkedIn.
Facebook launches mobile-first video ad kit
The Video Creation Kit was launched globally July 10, giving advertisers a new way to create mobile video ads on its platforms.
Instagram adds more Stories features
The updates come following a big surge in users for the platform.
What’s the opportunity in IGTV?
Industry insiders weigh in on the potential of Instagram’s new long-form video app for influencers, users and brands.
Instagram introduces shoppable Stories
The platform first rolled out its shoppable features earlier this year.
ICYMI: Facebook focuses on privacy, Instagram adds muting
Plus, Global News Radio will bring in a new roster of co-hosts next week.
ICYMI: Four new originals from Corus
Plus, Instagram changes its feed (again) and Birks partners with a mobile app to grow in the Chinese market.
Instagram’s shoppable posts go live in Canada
The new format allows brands and retailers to insert more actions into posts.
Instagram gives brands longer Stories
Advertisers can now add up to three stories, giving users 45 seconds of content.
Ad-rich venues top annual Most Instagrammed list
The social platform’s year-end data suggests a second life for ads on rink boards.
ICYMI: Instagram expands branded content tool
Plus, Quebec ready to impose provincial SVOD tax, and cannabis coalition outlines advertising guidelines for recreational pot.
How Hopper’s Stories strategy paid off
Growth manager Simon Lejeune said strategies are tricky for mobile-only companies.
ICYMI: A big move in Montreal for Publicis
Plus, Instagram hits another advertiser milestone, and Carmilla will appear on the big screen for one night only.
Social networking continues to rise: study
The MTM’s newest study found that social networking has not plateaued just yet, and usage is almost even on desktop and mobile.
