Byte is a new social media app, released on January 24, 2020, that lets users upload six-second videos. Today, short videos are so popular that it’s hard to remember a time before they were everywhere. But a single app started the short video craze: Vine. With six-second looping videos, Vine offered creators a limited format […]
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On this week’s episode of Marketing O’Clock, we take a Byte out of the new video-sharing app, LinkedIn is enhancing their toolset for people who aren’t good at LinkedIn, and we have a draft to see who can assemble the best team of new 2020 emojis. Join Jess Budde, Greg Finn, and Christine “Shep” Zirnheld
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Meet the new Vine 2 app. Though in fact its developers call this new video-looping service Byte. Even so a lot of people still use the name Vine 2. It became known as Vine 2 because it’s the product of original Vine co-creator Dom Hofmann. (And because of the video-looping, of course.) You can download
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For the millions of fans who regularly watched and loved its quirky videos, the sudden shut down of the Vine app in October 2016 came as a bitter blow. If you happen to be one of those fans or one of the creators who made those videos, there is good news because the co-founder of Vine,
TikTok, a Chinese short-form video app known as Douyin in its home country, is exploding in popularity in the West. It has now been downloaded more than 80 million times in the US, where it is currently the top free app in the Apple App Store. Nearly 4m of those downloads came in October alone,
Remember Vine? The Twitter-owned, 6-second looping video app was hugely popular for a period, launching the careers of some major creative talent. But in December 2016, the app announced it would be shutting down, with Twitter switching it to the Vine Camera app, a tool which enables you to view old Vines, and even create
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Video has become a very powerful marketing avenue for businesses. And YouTube is at the forefront of that. So when the platform adds community features like it announced recently, it could provide a major boon for marketers. And YouTube isn’t the only video platform out there for marketers. Vine was once a popular outlet for
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If you are still mourning the demise of Vine, the recent tweets from co-founder Dom Hofmann might put a smile on your face. His tweets are indicating he may be in the process of resurrecting the six second video platform — or a version of it. On November 30, Hofmann tweeted: i’m going to work
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