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Nadia Fairfax was another personality who used to treat Instagram like Facebook, primarily posting shots from nights out on the town and blurry selfies with her girlfriends. While these days you'll find high-fashion editorials throughout her highly curated With Cyber Monday less than a week away and the 2015 holiday shopping season kicking into gear, consumers will find plenty of buying opportunities on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram. They're all in the early stages of adopting the "buy" button NEW DELHI: Facebook is pushing Instagram as a profitable medium for advertisers in India. Two months after opening up the online image and video sharing service to businesses here, Kirthiga Reddy , MD of Facebook India, said a large number of small and Instagram launched in 2010, and was purchased by Facebook for $1 billion in 2012. Facebook doesn’t disclose how much money it’s pulling in from Instagram, but what is known is that Instagram has grown to have more users and a better engagement rate In fact, Instagram became a whole social network on its own steam and has been very much a part of the success story of the iPhone’s camera and ‘iPhonogaraphy’. Facebook snapped it up in 2012 for 1.3 billion and at first its already addicted users When Instagram first debuted in 2010, one single server powered the photo-sharing service. Now, after being bought by Facebook in 2012, Instagram runs from its parent’s massive data centers containing thousands of machines, explained Instagram co-founder .

Last minute shopping for holiday customers? There’s still time on Facebook and Instagram. The social network is rolling out a new ad-targeting segment to enable brands to zero in on people who are highly engaged with content related to holiday shopping The point is that Instagram is where we show off how reprehensibly perfect our lives are by faking it. Faux-filtered photographs are inherently not ideal for sincerity (that nonsense is reserved for writing embarrassingly confessional late-night Facebook With 44 million followers on Instagram and more than 2,000 posts sharing various images and videos, it’s easy to understand why Justin Bieber might be one of the social network’s most popular “grammers.” However, besides breaking the hearts of Pegging on its predominantly young audience, Instagram is trying to woo Indian brands to advertise on the photo blogging platform. Claiming that the platform with over 400 million users globally has seen a doubling of its user base in India in the past .