Every great artist has struggled with a creative block at some point. Leonard Cohen wrote eighty (80!) draft verses for “Hallelujah” and ended up in his underwear…
Following the announcements that YouTube and IGTV were taking steps towards upping their eCommerce game, TikTok has announced a partnership with eCommerce platform Shopify in order to help merchants make their products more available to purchase from TikTok. Hold onto your wallets.
Many creators have a simple, shared goal; they want to go viral. But viral growth isn’t actually as great as you might think it is.
The meme account has experienced phenomenal growth on Instagram this year, and has connected with its audience so much that Hunsnet have made successful moves into merchandise and events. Yes, real life actual events in 2020 while surrounded by a pandemic. They’re Covid-safe, they’re uplifting and positive, and they were born after some very studious analysis of Instagram audience demographics and behaviour.
Due to the pandemic, the days of IRL events, networking and capturing exclusive content may be behind us for some time Remember the days of
Facebook Dating has launched in Europe this week, and the reactions so far have ranged from alarmed and confused over potentially being matched with your parents’ friends, to excited about being left on read on yet another dating platform.
The recent BBC article “I’m sick of influencers asking for free cake”
Read over contracts so you’re not giving away all the money you’ve made You know you’ve hit peak creator if you’ve signed up with an
Facebook Inc (who own Instagram, lest we forget) have announced their commitment to a new policy which will make it “much harder” for users to
TL;DR they’re following the money Since the launch of IGTV in 2018, the longer-form video function on Instagram has been…. odd. As videos in Instagram
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