There seems to be an increasing social media platform in sharing photos. From my previous blog about mobile social media "Instagram", and Kates blog about "Pinterest", I would like to continue on introducing new photo or picture based social media platforms.
Tumblr is a social media platform that allows you to "effortlessly share anything. Post text, photos, quotes, links, music, and videos, from your browser, phone, desktop, email, or wherever you happen to be". It is a Blogging platform that allows users to customize and share their blogs and interests through medias and texts. The platform currently has up to:
1. Use Tumblr Curation as a Compliment to Original Content
2. Like and Comment on Good Content From Tumblr Blogs in Your Space
3. Self-Link Original Things You Post
4. Tag Your Posts Exhaustively
5. Repurpose Highlights From Your Other Blogs
6. Create a Meme-Based Tumblelog
Read more about it here!
You can also check out "30 Reasons YOU WILL LIKE TUMBLR" here (@ the bottom of the page)!
This is interesting, where it seems like Tumblr integrates a lot of the existing social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Bloggers, and even Instgram, where most of the time there are "Cross-Post" of contents especially Photos, complimenting the original posts, and extending your audiences to a larger group of people.
I would love to try it out, and see what I can get out of it, especially for my online store :)
So! What do you think? Would you give it a try? And how do you think platforms like this will affect social media marketing?
Let me know, Down Below! :D
This is cool, could add some great visual to your SM tactics, but you do need to drive your target to the site.
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I agree, Tumblr is cool, particularly the way it combines the best of blogging, whilst easily sharing other external content.
ReplyDeleteHopefully you give it a try, Chun. Let us know how you go!
I've seen a few of my friends use Tumblr and link it to their FB accounts, but I don't think I'm going to get on the bandwagon any time soon. I think I have my few SM platforms and manage them well for now, but if the need arises for "sharing anything", I'll know where to go. Good post! Tash
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