Canada’s beauty and culture is world renowned and it frequently shows up on Instagram as such. Whether it’s Canadian or international tourists, Canada is the popular subject of many photos shared on social media by travelers and influencers.
It’s time for our annual report on Canadian social media use! Social media usage data indicates we’re just as enthusiastic about social media in Canada as we’ve ever been, and that’s a lot of enthusiasm. This country has always been a world leader in social media use.
VANCOUVER, BC — November, 2022 — Social media moves fast, and to remain competitive in what will be a defining year to come, brands need a complete view of the emerging trends set to shape the social landscape in 2023. Bridging this gap, Hootsuite is excited to today announce the launch of its seventh annual […]
Online networking holds a lot of promise, especially in a country with a population as spread out as Canada’s is. It isn’t easy to find our online Canadian business peers, however, especially in specific niches or local areas. LinkedIn Groups provide an opportunity to reach out across our great country and connect in ways that […]
It’s time for our annual report on the use of social media by Canadians! We’re heading into 2022 with a record 31.8 million Canadians who use an average of 6 different social networks, spending one hour and fifty-three minutes there every day, on average.
Pets were one of the first categories of viral content and their influence has only grown. Combine that with the growing value of the pet industry in general, and you have a winner. No matter how saturated the category gets, pet influencers are some of the richest online.
SAN ANTONIO, July 18, 2022 /CNW/ — The metaverse is anticipated to become a platform where people, especially Gen Z, spend time with social communities, consume media, and participate in virtual events and sports. Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Global Metaverse Growth Opportunities, finds that the metaverse will be an interconnected network of virtual worlds […]
By Sam O’Brien, Chief Marketing Officer, Affise People making money online, either as a primary source of income or via a side hustle, is not uncommon these days, and has been made a lot easier with working from home being more readily available.
We know social media is wildly popular with Canadians who use the internet (almost 90 percent of us are connected), and those who market to them. Ninety-four percent of online adult Canadians have an account on at least one social media network, according to Ryerson’s Social Media Lab.
TikTok is one of the hottest social networks online today. The app has been downloaded over 2 billion times globally. Canadians are embracing TikTok in a big way, but marketers have remained unsure of how to utilize the micro-video social network to reach them.
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