Publishers Are in Love With This New Photo Platform

Useful for advertisers, too

In a world where half of Facebook posts are now images, Web editors swoon over responsive design and brands place photos in tweets, it’s clear the Internet has become a more visual place. Now, one company is looking to exploit the love of pictures with a product that both editors and advertisers can use to make digital images more interactive, engaging and, perhaps most importantly, super shareable.

“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.

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