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Free People, a contemporary women's fashion label owned by Urban Outfitters, has begun integrating consumers' Instagram photos onto its product pages. The company has assigned individual product hashtags to a selection of denim items. Customers are encouraged to upload pictures of themselves in one of those items to Twitter or Instagram with the product hashtag - for the Sorbet Tie Dye Jean above, the hashtag is #fpsorbettiedye - as well as the general #myfpdenim hashtag. Pending moderator approval, customers' photos will appear on individual product pages as well as Free People's denim showcase.

"Originally called Pinfluencer, Piqora was one of the first companies to offer Pinterest insights before Pinterest launched an analytics tool of its own. Its other customers include Sephora, Zappos, Etsy, Z Gallerie, Orbitz, and Steve Madden. Using an image recognition-based algorithm, Piqora can surface brand-related hashtags, images, and links from the three top visual networks, where keywords aren't enough. Hashtag-tracking technology is especially important on Instagram, where Piqora says brands have seven times more hashtags than they have followers."

"The good news about hashtags on Facebook, from analytics company Simply Measured, is that 20 percent of posts by Interbrand 100 brands, or the top 100 global brands, are using them. The bad news: Simply Measured saw no "measurable change" in the performance of posts with hashtags and those without."

I literally had this conversation yesterday at home about the hashtag. And there is a quote from Joel.

compose a tweet with the hashtags #DoritosLocosTacos and #Contest taco comes in a shell made from macho cheese dorito chips The Twitter user whose aptly hashtagged tweet is retweeted the most times wins a hometown visit from the Taco Bell Truck for an early taste..

hashtags and jimmy fallon - good advice how to tap into hashtag culture

Twitter just launched support for Japanese hashtags and it has already spun off some fun language/culture games.

In response to anti-Semitic tweets

I'm so confused.

"When three-week old Latin-American restaurant Comodo - located in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood - noticed guests were repeatedly snapping pictures of their entrees and uploading them to Instagram, it decided to capitalize on the trend. The restaurant has embraced the hashtag #ComodoMenu and added it to the bottom of its real-life menu, encouraging guests to add, share and check out photos of food offered at the establishment."

Well, the number of American Express members who chose to participate are impressive, as is the resulting activity. Here are the statistics to date as reported by Visibli, which is keeping a real-time tally: 25,705 members have joined the program (72 new users per hour); 156,415 special offer hashtag messages have been tweeted (286 tweets per hour); $7,051,729 total dollars have been spent; $1,402,625 in discounts have been collected; And the numbers continue to mount!

print instagram photos based on hashtags of location

fans will be encouraged during upcoming NBA game telecasts to tweet photos with the hashtag "#GameFace."

created in ireland.  use the hashtag #tweetcafe followed by a number for a particular item.

use a hashtag and what number off the menu you want and you are put in a queue to receive your item when its ready

Mcdonalds hoped to connect positively with consumers through a promoted hashtag, but most comments were negative. 

1. Reserve Your Space 2. Leverage Your Brand Values 3. Themes, Not Product Promotion 4. Include Prices 5. Use Hashtags 6. Add the "Pin It" Button 7. Engage with the Community 8. A Word of Caution