Instagram expands ad options for brands and influencers
Social media network Instagram is expanding brands’ advertising toolkits with an upcoming option that will allow companies to promote posts by celebrities and influencers.
Social media network Instagram is expanding brands’ advertising toolkits with an upcoming option that will allow companies to promote posts by celebrities and influencers.
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