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Social Media Today: Selfie Tips, #Music Dropped, Pinterest Ad Plans

By Melony Roy

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Zappos Offers Stylist Tips from Instagram Selfies


Zappos is now offering stylist tips based on your Instagram selfies.

Whenever you post a selfie with the hashtag #nextOOTD, which stands for outfit of the day, a Zappos stylist will comb through your Instagram history and respond with personalized shopping recommendations catered to your style.

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Twitter pulls #Music App

Twitter has announced its dropping its #Music app.

In a tweet, the company says it will remove the #Music app from Apple's app store and plans to shut it down entirely on April 18th, a year to the day from when it launched.

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The application let users discover music through artist and others' Tweets, listen to music with Spotify or Rdio, watch videos on YouTube or Vevo and buy songs via iTunes.

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Pinterest's Monetization Plan

Pinterest's first advertising product isn't available just yet, but Advertising Age reports the scrap-booking site is asking for commitments of between $1 million and $2 million from marketers interested in buying ads on the platform.

Not only that, Pinterest is planning to charge between a $30 and $40 CPM, of its promoted pins, which would push a given product into users' Pinterest feeds.

Pinterest announced it was planning to introduce promoted pins six months ago, and has been testing the product for a select group of marketers free of charge.
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