President Barack Obama has had an official Flickr account for a long time, but now the White House is getting in on the photo sharing action with The Official White House Flickr channel.
Within a few days, the White House has shared about 300 photos chronicling the Obama presidency at the White House.
The pictures range from President Obama playing with a football and practicing his golf stroke with Vice President Joe Biden to White House officials trying to protect their shoes from Bo, the presidential dog. Food bloggers also get a sneak peek at the snacks and food plates that are served at White House events.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Government 2.0
- Governments could look to leverage social media and photo sharing to provide a more relatable and open image to the public.
- Visual Storytelling
- Businesses across industries could follow in the footsteps of government entities in leveraging photo sharing platforms to add a personal touch to their brand and build deeper customer relationships.
- Transparency and Accessibility
- Organizations could leverage photo sharing platforms to provide consumers with greater transparency into their operations and open new channels for engagement.
Sectors Adopting This
- Government
- Government entities, at all levels, can leverage photo sharing platforms to maintain open channels of communication with their citizens and provide greater transparency into their operations.
- Food and Hospitality
- Restaurants and food companies can use photo sharing platforms to showcase their products in an engaging and visually appealing way that can drive customer traffic and boost sales.
- Retail
- Retailers can use photo sharing platforms to showcase products in real-world settings and provide customers with a deeper connection to their brand, encouraging sales and building brand loyalty.
