DigiDay - Snapchat is making the rounds, meeting brands and agencies to give them a how-to on their platform in a bid to get more companies on board. After all, the social app is looking at a $10 billion valuation, and it doesn’t even have an ad unit yet. What they do have are staggering user data and nascent engagement metrics that might be enough to make the service worth investing time in, despite concerns it isn’t mature enough for full-time brand investment.
It's currently available to Snapchat Plus members in specific countries.
Snapchat has officially launched its own premium subscription, Snapchat Plus. For $3.99 a month, you get some cosmetic improvements and a chance to use “exclusive, experimental, and pre-release features” in the app.
A $230 pocket-sized drone that can only fly for three minutes.
