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Uses and Importance of Instagram Hashtags for your business.
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Tips and trends to boost Instagram reach.
We all are on Instagram these days, and we all want maximum reach for our business accounts for Instagram. Use of hashtags can help you reach Instagram organic reach. Instagram hashtags in social media marketing are considered as an important aspect for the success of a business account.
You must have observed that Instagram search has a limited reach. But when you want to search for a particular figure, product or news, use of a particular hashtag can directly lead to recent and most liked / viewed source page. This is how hashtags work.
Where you can search using hashtags
Instagram is a platform where you can search on three different features that is there on Instagram, which you must be aware of – Instagram Reels, Instagram IGTV, Instagram feed post.
Use of hashtags is open and you can use relevant source while posting it. But there is a limited number of hashtags that you can use in your posts.
Following is the limitation that is there for the IGTV, Reels and Feed post –
· For feed post you can use up to 30 hashtags for a particular posting. You can use these hashtags in your caption or in your comment section. More than 30 hashtags will not show up, if you post more than that.
· For Instagram stories, you can use up to three hashtags precisely, in this you can also make use of and post from Instagram stickers at least one and post it on the story.
· When you are posting an IGTV video, you can in your video description can post up to 30 hashtags. Posting more than that will just disappear.
Where you should post your Instagram hashtags?
Everyone uses hashtags to outreach to maximum number of people, Hashtags can be posted in a caption or in a comment section as well but as per your choice.
There is both the caption and comment section where you can post your hashtags and there is no difference in their functionality.
The difference here is people tend to either click on more, while reading your Instagram caption or they will look for comments to comment something or read comments. You can plan out strategically according to your content that what people will mostly click on. Your attractive caption or comment section in case of opinions, polls etc. It will not make any difference in how it will function.
Make use of popular and in trend hashtags
To maximize your reach, always search for trending hashtags which are in use in recent. Make use of it and post it in your content. Posting popular and in trend hashtags will follow and help you boost your post.
Out of 30 hashtags that is the limit, you can make use of 4-5 such popular hashtags in your post. This can help you get some quick likes and reach. This can help people to reach your account and they even may like your content and become your follower. So, making use of trending hashtags will always have a use and help boost your posts.
Why are Instagram Hashtags important?
Now that you understand how you can make use of Instagram hashtags, here are a few key points on importance of Instagram.
· Using relevant targeted hashtags on your posts and stories is considered one of the best practice ways to discover and attract new audience. This can help you gain more engagement, more followers and customers for your business.
· Instagram hashtags works by organizing and categorizing content, photos according to the post you are posting.
· Use of right hashtags can put you in front, and target the right audience even if they are not connected to your account and never have reached you.
· You can post and make use of Instagram hashtags only when you have a public account. So if you have a business and want to grow your business make your business account public.
· Instagram hashtags are best way to grow and engage your audience, use of Instagram hashtags can help you for this growth.
How to know your hashtags are working?
Using hashtags on your posts is by using relevant and trending hashtags. Checking your Instagram hashtags are working or not is the next step you would want to check upon.
To check whether people found your content, one of the ways is to review the insight for the post that you posted. When you have a business account, after posting your content, there is an option of view insight below your photo post. Tap and view the insight section. There you can see multiple useful things for your account like – likes on that post, comments, how many people saved that post, how many people sent that post to others, how many reach through hashtags, profile visits, website clicks.
These are the simple features, Instagram will give you handy to make use of this and check the insight of your post. You just have to click on the option.
In other words, Instagram hashtags for business is an important part for social media marketing and it is in a very popular use by every social media management campaigns as it helps in growing and maximizing reach of your Instagram account.
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YouTube Ad Specs, Sizes, and Examples [2024 Update]
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Introduction
With billions of users each month, YouTube is the world’s second largest search engine and top website for video content. This makes it a great place for advertising. To succeed, advertisers need to follow the correct YouTube ad specifications. These rules help your ad reach more viewers, increasing the chance of gaining new customers and boosting brand awareness.
Types of YouTube Ads
Video Ads
- Description: These play before, during, or after a YouTube video on computers or mobile devices.
- Types:
- In-stream ads: Can be skippable or non-skippable.
- Bumper ads: Non-skippable, short ads that play before, during, or after a video.
Display Ads
- Description: These appear in different spots on YouTube and usually use text or static images.
- Note: YouTube does not support display image ads directly on its app, but these can be targeted to YouTube.com through Google Display Network (GDN).
Companion Banners
- Description: Appears to the right of the YouTube player on desktop.
- Requirement: Must be purchased alongside In-stream ads, Bumper ads, or In-feed ads.
In-feed Ads
- Description: Resemble videos with images, headlines, and text. They link to a public or unlisted YouTube video.
Outstream Ads
- Description: Mobile-only video ads that play outside of YouTube, on websites and apps within the Google video partner network.
Masthead Ads
- Description: Premium, high-visibility banner ads displayed at the top of the YouTube homepage for both desktop and mobile users.
YouTube Ad Specs by Type
Skippable In-stream Video Ads
- Placement: Before, during, or after a YouTube video.
- Resolution:
- Horizontal: 1920 x 1080px
- Vertical: 1080 x 1920px
- Square: 1080 x 1080px
- Aspect Ratio:
- Horizontal: 16:9
- Vertical: 9:16
- Square: 1:1
- Length:
- Awareness: 15-20 seconds
- Consideration: 2-3 minutes
- Action: 15-20 seconds
Non-skippable In-stream Video Ads
- Description: Must be watched completely before the main video.
- Length: 15 seconds (or 20 seconds in certain markets).
- Resolution:
- Horizontal: 1920 x 1080px
- Vertical: 1080 x 1920px
- Square: 1080 x 1080px
- Aspect Ratio:
- Horizontal: 16:9
- Vertical: 9:16
- Square: 1:1
Bumper Ads
- Length: Maximum 6 seconds.
- File Format: MP4, Quicktime, AVI, ASF, Windows Media, or MPEG.
- Resolution:
- Horizontal: 640 x 360px
- Vertical: 480 x 360px
In-feed Ads
- Description: Show alongside YouTube content, like search results or the Home feed.
- Resolution:
- Horizontal: 1920 x 1080px
- Vertical: 1080 x 1920px
- Square: 1080 x 1080px
- Aspect Ratio:
- Horizontal: 16:9
- Square: 1:1
- Length:
- Awareness: 15-20 seconds
- Consideration: 2-3 minutes
- Headline/Description:
- Headline: Up to 2 lines, 40 characters per line
- Description: Up to 2 lines, 35 characters per line
Display Ads
- Description: Static images or animated media that appear on YouTube next to video suggestions, in search results, or on the homepage.
- Image Size: 300×60 pixels.
- File Type: GIF, JPG, PNG.
- File Size: Max 150KB.
- Max Animation Length: 30 seconds.
Outstream Ads
- Description: Mobile-only video ads that appear on websites and apps within the Google video partner network, not on YouTube itself.
- Logo Specs:
- Square: 1:1 (200 x 200px).
- File Type: JPG, GIF, PNG.
- Max Size: 200KB.
Masthead Ads
- Description: High-visibility ads at the top of the YouTube homepage.
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080 or higher.
- File Type: JPG or PNG (without transparency).
Conclusion
YouTube offers a variety of ad formats to reach audiences effectively in 2024. Whether you want to build brand awareness, drive conversions, or target specific demographics, YouTube provides a dynamic platform for your advertising needs. Always follow Google’s advertising policies and the technical ad specs to ensure your ads perform their best. Ready to start using YouTube ads? Contact us today to get started!
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Why We Are Always ‘Clicking to Buy’, According to Psychologists
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A deeper dive into data, personalization and Copilots
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Salesforce launched a collection of new, generative AI-related products at Connections in Chicago this week. They included new Einstein Copilots for marketers and merchants and Einstein Personalization.
To better understand, not only the potential impact of the new products, but the evolving Salesforce architecture, we sat down with Bobby Jania, CMO, Marketing Cloud.
Dig deeper: Salesforce piles on the Einstein Copilots
Salesforce’s evolving architecture
It’s hard to deny that Salesforce likes coming up with new names for platforms and products (what happened to Customer 360?) and this can sometimes make the observer wonder if something is brand new, or old but with a brand new name. In particular, what exactly is Einstein 1 and how is it related to Salesforce Data Cloud?
“Data Cloud is built on the Einstein 1 platform,” Jania explained. “The Einstein 1 platform is our entire Salesforce platform and that includes products like Sales Cloud, Service Cloud — that it includes the original idea of Salesforce not just being in the cloud, but being multi-tenancy.”
Data Cloud — not an acquisition, of course — was built natively on that platform. It was the first product built on Hyperforce, Salesforce’s new cloud infrastructure architecture. “Since Data Cloud was on what we now call the Einstein 1 platform from Day One, it has always natively connected to, and been able to read anything in Sales Cloud, Service Cloud [and so on]. On top of that, we can now bring in, not only structured but unstructured data.”
That’s a significant progression from the position, several years ago, when Salesforce had stitched together a platform around various acquisitions (ExactTarget, for example) that didn’t necessarily talk to each other.
“At times, what we would do is have a kind of behind-the-scenes flow where data from one product could be moved into another product,” said Jania, “but in many of those cases the data would then be in both, whereas now the data is in Data Cloud. Tableau will run natively off Data Cloud; Commerce Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud — they’re all going to the same operational customer profile.” They’re not copying the data from Data Cloud, Jania confirmed.
Another thing to know is tit’s possible for Salesforce customers to import their own datasets into Data Cloud. “We wanted to create a federated data model,” said Jania. “If you’re using Snowflake, for example, we more or less virtually sit on your data lake. The value we add is that we will look at all your data and help you form these operational customer profiles.”
Let’s learn more about Einstein Copilot
“Copilot means that I have an assistant with me in the tool where I need to be working that contextually knows what I am trying to do and helps me at every step of the process,” Jania said.
For marketers, this might begin with a campaign brief developed with Copilot’s assistance, the identification of an audience based on the brief, and then the development of email or other content. “What’s really cool is the idea of Einstein Studio where our customers will create actions [for Copilot] that we hadn’t even thought about.”
Here’s a key insight (back to nomenclature). We reported on Copilot for markets, Copilot for merchants, Copilot for shoppers. It turns out, however, that there is just one Copilot, Einstein Copilot, and these are use cases. “There’s just one Copilot, we just add these for a little clarity; we’re going to talk about marketing use cases, about shoppers’ use cases. These are actions for the marketing use cases we built out of the box; you can build your own.”
It’s surely going to take a little time for marketers to learn to work easily with Copilot. “There’s always time for adoption,” Jania agreed. “What is directly connected with this is, this is my ninth Connections and this one has the most hands-on training that I’ve seen since 2014 — and a lot of that is getting people using Data Cloud, using these tools rather than just being given a demo.”
What’s new about Einstein Personalization
Salesforce Einstein has been around since 2016 and many of the use cases seem to have involved personalization in various forms. What’s new?
“Einstein Personalization is a real-time decision engine and it’s going to choose next-best-action, next-best-offer. What is new is that it’s a service now that runs natively on top of Data Cloud.” A lot of real-time decision engines need their own set of data that might actually be a subset of data. “Einstein Personalization is going to look holistically at a customer and recommend a next-best-action that could be natively surfaced in Service Cloud, Sales Cloud or Marketing Cloud.”
Finally, trust
One feature of the presentations at Connections was the reassurance that, although public LLMs like ChatGPT could be selected for application to customer data, none of that data would be retained by the LLMs. Is this just a matter of written agreements? No, not just that, said Jania.
“In the Einstein Trust Layer, all of the data, when it connects to an LLM, runs through our gateway. If there was a prompt that had personally identifiable information — a credit card number, an email address — at a mimum, all that is stripped out. The LLMs do not store the output; we store the output for auditing back in Salesforce. Any output that comes back through our gateway is logged in our system; it runs through a toxicity model; and only at the end do we put PII data back into the answer. There are real pieces beyond a handshake that this data is safe.”
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