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Social Media is full of things to buy. For some users, it’s a trap.
By siliconindia | Friday, 30 April 2021, 10:35 Hrs Nowadays, there are many types of influencers on Instagram. In fact, you can become an influencer in any given niche, depending on your passion. One of the most popular niches is that of fitness and health. Fitness influencers tend to gather a lot of real followers and likes, thus making it an attractive niche for all aspiring influencers. The competitiveness of this niche means that you have to try hard to find original post ideas that will make you stand out from all the other accounts. Of course, yo...
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Instagram confirms it’s working on a ‘Vertical Stories’ feed Instagram is developing a new feature that could give its app more of a TikTok-like feel: Vertical Instagram Stories. Today, users browse through Stories through taps and horizontal swipes — a feature Instagram adopted from Snapchat. But now, Stories are passé. Even Snapchat is borrowing ideas from TikTok. Its recent launch of Spotlight, for example, is its own TikTok clone. In many ways, vertical swiping feels more natural than taps and horizontal flicks. It is, after all, how users navigate much of the mobile web, as well...