Simon: Instagram
It may hardly come as a surprise as a millennial, but Instagram is my favorite social media platform. I mean, I have an account for pretty much every interest: a photo blog for my beer obsession, and another for my hyperbeast tendencies. I even have one for my cats. I do have a personal one, but it probably gets the least attention from me.
Instagram is also a great place to play in the business realm. Their new store feature has reduced the distance between the consumer and the product, and being owned by Facebook, their targeted ads are top notch. It’s hard to think of a business that wouldn’t benefit from creating an Instagram page. Being a photo gallery, there’s no better way (other than a website powered by Roundpeg, of course) to showcase your product photography.
Megan. Instagram:
I’m with Simon on this one. I love that I can fill my content with exactly what I want to see. a healthy dose of inspirational mental health accounts, celebrities, local restaurants, fashion inspiration, friends and family, and the best part, I can avoid negative conversations or political gossip that I don’t want cluttering up my feed. In addition, it can be a one-sided relationship. i can follow reese witherspoon’s life and she doesn’t have to return the favor.
Instagram is also the platform of choice for one of the group chats I participate in. Since we have a friend in Spain who is part of this group, his cell phone and text messages don’t always play well with the rest. the band’s US-based mobile service. The back-and-forth of our days has found its way to Instagram, where we can share fun, supportive, and interesting posts with each other, then continue chatting and joking without the interruption of international cell service.