3 Effective Uses Of Instagram Marketing

  instagram, marketing, media, mobile      0 comments    Posted on August 9, 2012 by Nick

In a world of forever changing social media trends, companies are taking advantage of opportunities to reach their customers in new ways. Instagram's growing population presents a lot of potential for social media branding and outreach.

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Instagram 2.5

  facebook, instagram, mobile, photos, update      0 comments    Posted on June 26, 2012 by Amy

We've written about Instagram before:

• A Handy Guide to Instagram Filters
• Capturing Iceland One Photo App at a Time
• How To: Instagram API + Fancybox Simplified

Here's the latest: A newbie's thoughts on Instagram's first release post Facebook acquisition.

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How To: Instagram API + Fancybox Simplified

  api, development, instagram, photos      0 comments    Posted on June 12, 2012 by Nick

Instagram has a well documented API that allows you to interact with their application. With this, you can build robust applications that helps people relive life's moments through photographs.

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Capturing Iceland One Photo App at a Time

  app, Flixel, Iceland, instagram, iphone, photography, Photosynth, travel      0 comments    Posted on May 2, 2012 by Annette

Segja ostur! That's "Say Cheese" in Icelandic - a phrase I never said on my recent trip because A) everyone in Iceland speaks English and B) Icelandic is REALLY HARD TO PRONOUNCE CORRECTLY.

But that didn't stop me from taking an inane amount of photos - and testing the creative boundaries of my iPhone when combined with the free wireless on the tour busses. So, while I'd spent $500 on a nice new camera, it turned out I could have gotten by with just these photo apps:

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A handy guide to Instagram filters

  Emily, facebook, instagram, photography      0 comments    Posted on April 10, 2012 by Emily

I wanted to write a rant about how its recent acquisition by Facebook can/will ruin my beloved Instagram. And/or all the thoughtful things one could do with a billion dollars. But I'm trying to come from a peaceful and productive place, so I present you instead with The Atlantic's handy guide to Instagram's various filters (via Lifehacker). Share it with your mother, share it with your teenage cousin. Share it with the babies. If Facebook usage is any indication, they'll be all over Instagram in no time. 

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