2015 Video Marketing Cheat Sheet

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How to use Pinterest

How to use Pinterest I’m sure this is in no way your first brush with Pinterest as a term or a social platform. However, despite is popularity; it is surprisingly common to meet people who do not understand what Pinterest is or how to use it. In this article, we shall look at how to use Pinterest. Let use commence by looking at what it is. What is Pinterest? The name Pinterest comes from combining two terms: pin and interest. As you can derive from the name, Pinterest is a platform that allows you to ‘pin’ aka collect images from the web and add them to your ‘board’. A board is simply a category of your collection. For example, if your ‘pins’ are recipes, your board would read recipes. When you create a board, you have the opportunity to write a description about that board to remind you why you ‘pinned’ that image. For example, if you ‘pin’ a gluten free cupcake recipe, you could say, “I have to make this for my best friend Mary who is trying to lose weight.
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The Future of Social Media Platform

Social media, as we know, is an ever changing medium. Since its first boom period a little over 10 years ago, pretty much all of the early frontrunners have fell by the wayside. Myspace and Bebo fell to Facebook and Twitter. These companies are flying high at the moment, but undoubtedly in another 10 years, the landscape will be completely changed again, with or without them. There are several factors that can alter the current of the social media ocean. Some of these changes are gradual, whereas others can be quite sudden. The way established social media companies track and react to these shifts can mean their continued survival, or leave the door open for rivals or new companies to steal a march. Here are a few examples, all of which have caught out social sites in the past, and will likely do the same in the future. Demographics Despite being the hardest change to track and predict, social media sites are slaves to their demographics. If they are going after the many or the few, t
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