Sentences with phrase «like photos like»

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Like so: First, post a fuzzy product photo.

It became a hit with college students «who like to send... err... special photos to each other,» Swanson noted.

Using the same strategy, the Buffer Instagram account shares user - generated content once or twice every week, averaging nearly 200 likes and comments on each photo (at the upper - end of the benchmark for Buffer Instagram engagement).

If you'd like someone else to pick up the order: Forward the notification email to them to take to the store along with their photo ID.

TaskUs, which boasts the tagline «ridiculously good outsourcing,» now employs 5,600 people in the Philippines who perform tasks such as flagging inappropriate content on anonymous social apps like Whisper, photo retouching, online research, and customer service calls.

If you don't want to use your company's art or that isn't available to you, search for royalty - free photos on sites like Unsplash.com and Pixabay.com.

«You can still post photos of cute animals like puppies,» he chuckled.

Rather than giving snippets or quick transformational side - by - side photos like you see on weight loss programs, you need to facilitate a real emotional connection and get your audience to really relate on a deep level, versus telling a quick one - note result.

It may have seemed like a long wait to some, but the first photo of Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's baby has been revealed by E! News, and she is absolutely adorable.

Do not require anyone to like anything to enter, instead make it as simple as uploading their photo, captioning an image, or anything along those lines.

Like some of their photos.

Nail the profile basics — like your photo, headline, and summary — then add elements that separate you from the pack, including rich content like images, video, and presentations.

Meanwhile, an endless loop of photos streams across a wall screen in the reception area: White at the Grammys; White at the Emmys; White mugging alongside celebrities like Matt Damon and Céline Dion.

However, irrespective of whether they like it or not, you need to realize that Instagram is the latest smash - hit, photo sharing app.

Other than email, you can now store photos, presentations, slideshows, documents, spreadsheets, music, and many other files over the internet with websites like Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon Cloud, Picasa, and others.

Liking photos, following people, giving sincere compliments... it's fun, because people genuinely appreciate when you do.

It makes photos look like they came from old newspapers and comic books.

Despite that convenience, there's nothing like photo prints that you can keep forever.

Creative Commons zero means that you can use the photos in any way you'd like, without asking permission.

Some are high - profile, like popular photo - sharing website Flickr going to Yahoo in 2005.

The only reason to step up to a MacBook Pro is if you really need the extra power for intense tasks, like high - resolution photo or video editing.

Some 800 pages came back containing information such as my Facebook «likes,» my photos from Instagram (even after I deleted the associated account), my education, the age - rank of men I was interested in, how many times I connected, when and where every online conversation with every single one of my matches happened...

If this isn't possible for you to do (or you just prefer not to do it), you can use a high quality free stock photo from a site like Unsplash, or a simple picture of your actual lead magnet.

At 9:04 p.m. that evening, an acquaintance of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's tweeted a closeup of one of the FBI's pictures at him, presumably assuming that the «Suspect 2» in the FBI photos merely looked like Dzhokhar:

A huge portion of the stock photo market is owned by professional companies like Shutterstock and 123RF, who charge $ 20 or more for a single photo.

The first being a set of photos of her in a bikini during an April vacation in Mexico that she didn't like and attracted criticism of the mother of two's cellulite.

You simply choose from millions of photos, and it'll put together what looks like the best presentation in the world.

Two adults and up to four teens and four child profiles may link in a «Household,» allowing everyone in the family to enjoy Prime benefits (free shipping, Prime Video, Prime Photos and share content like ebooks, audiobooks, games, and apps) without paying extra.

It all started when Australian Tumblr user Feminerds posted a photo on their feed of a friend who is a zookeeper taming her walruses just like Owen does.

If you'd like the opportunity to feature in the calendar printed in the newspaper, please forward a high resolution (17x14cm @ 300dpi) colour photo of the event's keynote speaker to [email protected]

Yup, but people won't do that for the same reasons they avoid taking photos with their tablets (because it makes you look like a giant dork).

Pop singer Beyonce posted the first photo of her twins on Instagram early Friday, getting 1.7 million «likes» in just one hour.

Use this rule of thumb when it comes to selecting a stock photo: If it looks like it could be in a school textbook, don't use it.

The company's ongoing «Model Citizen» campaign gives customers the chance to show their love for products like Disco Pants (think mirrored disco balls, as pants) or Cordarounds (horizontal corduroy) by submitting personal photos and videos.

A Pew Research study shows that although users «like» their friends» content and comment on photos relatively frequently, most don't change their own status that often.

Over at AllThingsD, in outlining her three big takeaways from Nintendo's announcement, Tricia Duryee makes a great point that the new portable screen will almost certainly compete with Apple's iPad for face time, given its forward - facing camera, ability to browse the Internet, draw on the screen with a stylus, play standalone games like Othello, view photos and video chat.

With hashtags, brands had no control over what photos where associated with their brand name (though companies like Nike used hashtags effectively).

So what makes us like, or not like, a particular status, photo or page?

Photos of America during the Depression, much like the mood of the country, are often bleak, available only in black and white.

Just as Snapchat has what it calls «filters» that users can add to their photos and videos — making themselves look like cartoon animals, for example, or producing virtual rainbows that pour out of a person's mouth — Facebook's Camera also has filters, or «lenses.»

The camera's main feature is that it lets you email or upload photos directly to the likes of Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, thereby saving you from having to connect to a computer, or from removing the memory card and then popping it into your laptop.

How many times have you scrolled through and seen a header photo for a blog post or a thumbnail for a YouTube video that looks like it was made in 1996?

There was, of course, the launch of Google Buzz, which gives Gmail users the Facebook - like powers of posting updates, links, and photos.

Even veteran sites like Flickr have been surpassed by primarily mobile photo sharing platforms.

Bombardier's stock goes up, down and around, much like this Vekoma Boomerang roller coaster (Photo: WillMCc / Wikipedia)

While other platforms like Facebook and Instagram also have a larger user base (1.39 billion and 300 million users, respectively), Snapchat is still the destination for photo and video sharing.

The photo received hundreds of thousands of Likes, while a competing «Boycott Oreo» page struggled to clear the double digits.

Advances in AI technologies like deep learning have been useful in teaching computers to recognize cats in photos.

As an added bonus, the Slingbox 500 also lets you stream photos from your phone to your TV in Airplay - like fashion.

«In the past employee recognition was often cheesy or costly, like hanging a photo of the Employee of the Month on the wall at McDonald's.