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Twitter Moments for Everyone

This post is a part of our new partnership with Generation Y Digital! Check them out on Twitter at @genydig!


Today, Twitter announced that now anyone can create a Twitter Moment. 2016 is the year of stories. Instagram Stories, Snapchat Discover, and now the evolution of Twitter Moments.

Twitter Moments were initially launched in 2015 as a way for trending topics to be seen in a visually appealing way. Historic moments, news, sporting events and internet trends have all been brought together through Twitter Moments.

Now, content creators can rejoice once again. Anyone can create Twitter moments. This is great news for brands everywhere. Unlike Snapchat discover, its not just select brands, it is everyone. Think about it, Adidas could create a moment about their latest release of their Boost Line. The Oregon Ducks could keep tabs on their uniform releases for the 2016 Football Season. Brands, teams, and organizations can have their key influencers contribute to these moments too, it doesn’t have to come straight from the brand. Content creators know how much fans respond to brand ambassadors. The possibilities are endless when it comes to Twitter Moments and it will be exciting to see what content creators do with this new way of storytelling.

https://twitter.com/twitter/status/781160119358763008

Are you excited for this new Twitter addition? Let us know what you will use this new feature for when it comes to your brand? Tweet using #GenYDig, give us a follow and you might see your tweet in our own Twitter Moment.

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