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Did you know it’s World Emoji Day today? 🎉🌍   This day aims to highlight and celebrate the role of emojis in modern communication. Emojis have transformed the way people communicate, adding a layer of expressiveness to text messages, social media, and other digital platforms.   📅 Fun fact: The date for World Emoji Day, July 17th, was chosen because the calendar emoji on Apple devices displays this date. It is a reference to the launch date of Apple’s calendar application on July 17, 2002.   As we often use emojis in our posts on LinkedIn, we would like to pay tribute to these tiny symbols by introducing our one and only #FKFS emoji. How do you like it?   #WorldEmojiDay #DigitalCommunication #EmojiFun

🌟 Happy Emoji Day! 🎉 🌟 Did you know that today, September 19th, we celebrate Emoji Day? 🤩 While we usually think of emojis as a modern creation, the origins of emoticons actually date back to the early 1800s! The first known instance of an emoticon appeared in an 1800s speech by Abraham Lincoln, who used “:-)” to lighten the mood of his audience. Of course, they weren’t used in text messages or emails back then, but these early symbols gave us a glimpse of how we could use characters to express emotion. Fast forward to 1999, when Japanese designer Shigetaka Kurita created the first official set of 176 emojis for mobile phones. Since then, emojis have become a global language of their own, with over 3,000 available today! From simple :-) to 🙌, emojis have come a long way! So let’s celebrate today by spreading some emoji love and creativity! What’s your favorite emoji? Drop it in the comments below! 👇 #EmojiDay #Communication #History #DigitalLanguage #Innovation #Emoticons #EmoticonDay #Emotikony #DigitalCommunication #ExpressYourself #Emoji #Emoticons

Hello friends family and acquaintances today is WORLD EMOJI DAY | July 17! July 17 recognizes World Emoji Day and many of the world's symbolic icons for digital calendars. The day encourages us to use emojis to send unique messages. Before the emoji, there were emoticons. Emoticons (emotion + icon) was developed as an expression of emotions in the cold hard texts that were devoid of them. Emoji, a Japanese expression, roughly means "picture word" and was created by Shigetaka Kurita in 1990. While working for the Japanese telecom company NTT Docomo, Kurita would design these picture words as a feature on their pagers to make them more appealing to teens. The release of the first iPhone by Apple in 2007 had an emoji keyboard embedded into the phone to nab the Japanese market. While not intended for U.S. users to find, they did and quickly figured out how to use it. Every year new emojis (both emoji and emojis are acceptable plural forms of the word) are developed. The emojipedia.org keeps track of all the emoji updates across all platforms and operating systems. Over 1800 emojis cover much more than just emotions. From transportation, food, an assortment of wild and domesticated animals to social platforms, weather, and bodily functions, emojis virtually speak for themselves. When it comes to celebration emojis, the designers created a variety to make sure we could express our excitement. Whether we celebrate the arrival of a new baby, an anniversary, or a birthday, there's something for every celebration. #WorldEmojiDay #dallasharristips

It’s World Emoji Day! 😁🎉🌍 Who would’ve ever thought that tiny icons would become such an integral part of electronic conversation. So much so, that some don’t even need words to convey their sentence! Emojis are such a fun way to enhance communication and today we celebrate that. What is your most-used emoji? 👀 Drop it in the comments below! 👇 #WorldEmojiDay #Kintechnology #PortlandIT #OregonBusiness

Unpopular opinion on how to choose colors for your brand or product: If you have no competition, use any color you want. Use colors that reflect your values, or that trigger feelings in your subconscious, or that match your birth stone, or whatever you want. But (and this is usually the case) if you do have competition, it’s a lot simpler than all that. 1️⃣ Look at the colors they use. 2️⃣ Pick different ones. In many cases, the “right” color is the one that does the best job at differentiating your brand. Don’t start a magenta phone company.

Did you know that 8 in 10 Americans have been confused by emoji use? A new report from Preply highlights how emojis can be misinterpreted across different regions and generations. For instance, the nail polish emoji 💅 is seen as a symbol of luxury by 40% of people but has various other meanings. Understanding these nuances is key to clearer communication! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gmUpEm6Q .

It's World Emoji Day! These little expressive icons have become an essential part of our digital communication. Whether you're sending a to a friend or a ❤️ to your loved one, emojis help us add personality and emotion to our texts and posts. So today, let's celebrate the power of emojis! What's your favorite emoji to use and why? Tell us in the comments! #WorldEmojiDay #EmojisSpeakLouder

🔍 We surveyed 100 marketers in the US and the biggest hurdle they report when using insights platforms is reaching their target audiences. But fear not! Our own Andy Ainsworth 🏃🏼 🚲 ✈, Product Marketing Manager at Zinklar, took it upon himself to show us how simple it is to filter and segment to hit precisely the right profiles for your respondents. 🎯 #targetaudience #consumerinsights #marketinghacks

What do you think? This has been an ongoing discussion about emoji yellow representation and the complexity of mixed skin tone emoji. So is the solution to equally represent everyone by creating universal symbols?

Unlock the secrets to an impactful profile picture! Join Speaker_03 as they explore how sunglasses affect likability, the science of personal branding, and the emotional cues in imagery. Learn how color preferences reveal personality traits and enhance your online presence effectively! Kim D McClure nailed this and thanks for speaking to Meticulous Engagements group!#ProfilePictureTips #PersonalBranding #ScienceOfPeople #SocialMedia #EmotionalCues #ColorPreferences #OnlinePresence #Sunglasses #Introversion #Extroversion