adweek.comPublished If you communicate through an image, people engage with it—we know that because of Facebook,” said Neil Vineberg, CMO of the two-year-old startup ThingLink. Forbes recently started using ThingLink to enhance its storytelling on the Web, turning a...
business2community.comPublished To get started head over the the Thinglink website. Now Twitter images just got a whole lot better with the introduction of interactive images powered by ThingLink. As you can see from AllTwitter’s Twitter infographic (and your competitors), there...
adage.comPublished Stipple falls into the same space as ThingLink and Luminate, which both attach a commerce element to images. Every time someone pins, clips, grabs or post your images, disseminating them around the internet, it should be a good thing for the brands...