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Instagram Lite App Latest 2021 Update: Facebook brings TikTok like Reels feature to Instagram Lite app
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Synopsis When the pandemic put a stop sign on future plans of flourishing small businesses, a homegrown baby products firm recalibrated using social media tools.
Building a social media presence in today’s era has many benefits for small businesses.
While it is true that the pandemic halted businesses around the world, adversely impacting the small businesses, the Internet remained open. Social media became an important tool for many SMEs to engage with and leverage the platform to use it for their benefit. Apps such as Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp played a key role in enabling these businesses to make a new start and optimise their customer engagement.
WhatsApp Users Had An Amazing Year With Cool New Features: WhatsApp Payments, Forever Mute And More
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The year 2020 has been great for WhatsApp users. The Facebook-owned WhatsApp is by far the most popular instant messaging app in the world. And it gained even greater importance through the course of the year 2020 as it became the default communications platform for work, for catching up with friends and for families to stay in touch. No wonder then that the WhatsApp data suggested a significant spike in usage too. In March when the Coronavirus pandemic really took its effect with lockdowns and work from home routines, users on average were spending over 15 billion minutes talking each day on WhatsApp calls, well above the pre-pandemic usage trends. According to research firm Statista, as of October 2020, WhatsApp has 2 billion active global users, with Facebook Messenger in second place with 1.3 billion active users and WeChat following in third with 1.2 billion. India