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Vitrue Launches Instagram Tab Module For Brands On Facebook

By TechTaffy Desk

[Techtaffy Newsdesk]

Vitrue has released an Instagram Tab module as part of its Vitrue Social Relationship Management (SRM) platform,which lets marketers Instagram photos within Facebook Pages. Vitrue’s Instagram Tab module is embedded within a brand’s Facebook Page and automatically pulls Instagram content – pre-defined by the brand – into a Tab view.

Reggie Bradford (CEO and Founder, Vitrue): New social platforms, like Pinterest and Instagram, will continue to emerge and capture consumers’ attention. The increasing popularity of these types of platforms underscores the importance of visually engaging content.

Instagram announced at SXSW this month that its users had reached 27 million, which is up 12 million since December 2011, resulting in a 45 percent growth in only three months.

[Image Courtesy: Vitrue]

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