The book ‘Instagram business’ explaining how Italian SMEs work

Rome, February 1 (Labitalia) – “Instagram is not only a platform designed for influencers, however reasonably. With a couple of billion lively customers, 25.6 million of that are in Italy alone, the social community has remodeled itself from a pure visible leisure platform into a real one. I made a decision to gather 9 success tales within the ‘Instagram enterprise’ e-book to inform how Italian SMEs are literally performing”. To thank Adnkronos/Labitalia Giò Fumagalli, digital platforms knowledgeable with quite a few conferences world wide.

“The e-book – he explains – takes Instagram from a purely sensible perspective, describing the methods, approaches, and errors to keep away from by 9 individuals who really work with the platform. The thought for the interview was born to dispel the parable that Instagram is just for influencers. The tales within the e-book present us that this isn’t the case, fairly the other.”

“The social community – he observes – could be a tangible support to entrepreneurs, corporations, professionals, organizations and actions that search to make use of it as a tactical and strategic software to help their real-world objectives”.

“To supply a sensible demonstration of how the recommendation could be utilized, the 9 professionals interviewed share a standard content material however belonging to completely different classes: skilled and on a regular basis use of Instagram. I feel it is very important give a voice to those that can really present sensible and concrete concepts on the topic”.

Amongst these interviewed by Giò Fumagalli in his e-book ‘Instagram enterprise’ (IBEX Edizioni), for which Danone’s former digital head Elisabetta Corazza signed a foreword, Marco Galimberti, head of selling for Deliveroo Italy (meals and catering); Enrico Casati, Founding father of Velasca (introducing Made in Italy); Giulio Gambino, Founder and Director of Tpi (info and publishing); Alice Veglio, founding father of Brilliant and Match (ladies’s sport and group); Tocca a Noi (activism and campaigns) activists Laura Sparavigna and Giacomo Castaldini; Marco Rontini, founding father of Nextudio Company (nightlife and large occasions); Alessandro Confalonieri, head of selling for Bikeroom (e-commerce and sports activities); Michele Messina, digital head of Save the Canines (non-profit and good causes).