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The Meteoric Rise of Instagram as a Marketing Platform
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The Meteoric Rise of
as a MarketingPlatform
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Instagram is a mobile
photo-sharingapp and
social networkthat was
created in 2010 by
founders Kevin Systrom
and Mike Krieger [1]
3. INSTAGRAM IS:
Mobile friendly [2]
Easy to navigate [2]
Allows users (companies) to amass a largefollowing [2]
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4. With millions of users,
Instagram has become the
perfect platform for brands
to get quick messagesand
photos to their target
audiences [5]
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6. Keep Up with theTrends
“Instagram posts generate
a per-follower engagement
rate of 4.21% which is 58
times more engagement
per follower than Facebook
and 120 times more than
Twitter.”[10]
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7. Increase your company’s brand
awareness by showcasingyour
products and services [4]
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8. Instagram enables
companies to easily
reach their customers on
the go as it is a mobile-
friendly app [2]
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14. In 2015,33% of US teens chose Instagram as their personal numberone social
network,up from just 12% in 2012.This compares favorably with Facebook and
Twitter, which were chosen by 14 and 20% of the respondents,respectively. [6]
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17. Connect with Influencers[3]
An advertisingstrategy that is commonly used on Instagram is Celebrity
Endorsement [7]
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18. Earned Media:
Influenced but not
directly controlled [8]
Likes
Comments
@Mentions
#Hashtags
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19. “If social media were
truly owned,brands
would have control
over the experience,
accessto their fans,
and full use of data.
Social media is not
owned media.” –Mark
Boncheck,Harvard
BusinessReview [9]
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20. “Instagram is a proven social media platformthat helps businesses engage
current customers and attractnew ones.”[2]
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22. Works Cited
1. Instagram
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Business:
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21,
2016,
from
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instagram-‐business-‐guide.html
2. Ten
Reasons
to
Adopt
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as
a
Marketing
Tool
...
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October
21,
2016,
from
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reasons-‐adopt-‐instagram-‐marketing-‐tool
3. How
to
Create
an
Instagram
Marketing
Strategy
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Social.
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21,
2016,
from
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4. How
To
Use
Instagram
For
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-‐ iDigic.
(n.d.).
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October
21,
2016,
from
http://www.idigic.net/instagram-‐for-‐business/
5. 5
Ways
Marketers
Can
Use
Instagram
:
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(n.d.).
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October
21,
2016,
from
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/5-‐
ways-‐marketers-‐can-‐use-‐instagram/
6. 23
up-‐to-‐date
stats
and
facts
about
Instagram
you
need
to
...
(n.d.).
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October
21,
2016,
from
https://searchenginewatch.com/2016/04/20/23-‐stats-‐and-‐facts-‐about-‐instagram/
7. Matrix,
Sidney
Eve.
“Module
2:
Promotional
Media
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1.”
FILM
240
Lecture
1.
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Kingston.
Sept
28,
2016.
Lecture
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“Module
2:
Promotional
Media
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2.
.”
FILM
240
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M.
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of
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21,
2016,
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owned-‐media
10. Beese,
J.
(2016,
October
10).
5
Insightful
Instagram
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You
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21,
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