Earlier, brands have been able to use Instagram video posts from the IG feed, #hasthtags, and posts that they have been tagged or mentioned in.

Just a few weeks back, we added support for Reels and are now excited to announce that all of our direct upload channels also support short-form videos!

Consumers love it, and brands love it more!

As attention spans continue to shorten, capturing consumers' attention becomes more challenging. That's where short-form content can help. 

Short-form videos have been our customers' most requested Cevoid feature in 2022. This is not a surprise since 85% of marketers say short-form videos are the most effective format.

Let's walk through how brands can collect short-form videos through Cevoid and include it in their UGC widgets!

All Reels can be found in the same Inboxes as Instagram feed posts.

Like regular Instagram posts, you can access Reels by sending rights requests and whitelisting Influencers.

You can now invite your community to upload UGC short-form videos directly to your Cevoid account. 

Supported formats:
We convert all videos to MP4 to ensure support for all browsers.

But your creators don't need to worry about that since they can upload in the most popular formats.  

The short-form video format is often between 10 seconds and 2 minutes, but we also see a rising trend of longer short-form videos. 

To ensure that we are not limiting the creativity of your community, we have set an initial time limit for videos to 10 minutes. 

All Cevoid galleries support short-form videos, and they are naturally blended with other UGC posts in the gallery. 

This means you can include product-related UGC short-form videos on your product pages, inspiration wall, and all other UGC galleries on your website. 

The default setting for all galleries is that videos will auto-play.

You can always change this in the gallery styling settings.

Our latest UGC update includes support for short-form video uploads and Reels

Cevoid latest UGC update includes support for short-form videos and Reels.

UGC short-form videos uploads and Reels

The Nordic SaaS platform Cevoid was launched in August 2021 to help brands turn their customers into their most important marketing resource. By including all parts of the brand's community in their storytelling, brands can build a community of creators and enable a new level of engagement around the brand.

In less than a year, Cevoid has made it super easy to collect and showcase User-Generated Content (UGC) and removed the need for complex enterprise solutions for UGC. 

The founding team has bootstrapped Cevoid's initial journey and has gained interest from customers in 22 counties, including brands such as Kotn, Nudient, Icebug, BGA, and Rockett St George.

"Moving forward, we are excited to grow the Cevoid platform with tools to engage the brands' communities and reward active advocates. This way, brands will be able to interact with their creator community in a completely new way and take further steps towards true community-driven marketing."
- Totte Jönsson, Co-founder & CEO Cevoid

To boost this journey, Cevoid raised a pre-seed round led by ACVC that was closed on June 23rd.

"Building a platform that can support the shift in UGC and community marketing is a huge opportunity, and Cevoid is leading the way. We are happy to partner with the highly committed Cevoid team together with a group of strong investors."
-Jacob Gustafsson, ACVC

Backing Cevoid is a mix of noteworthy Investors, founders, and executives from companies such as Izettle, Heep, Humble, Fyndiq, BGA, and Grebban. Their expertise will benefit Cevoid's mission to become the leading Community marketing platform for e-commerce brands!

"In a time where high trust and believability in marketing is the new black, Cevoid brings a strong team, a strong vision and a strong market fit in their product enabling community marketing. At NXS Ventures we’re really happy to be a part of the exciting journey to come!"
- Magnus Lundin, Founder NXS Ventures

Cevoid will allocate the raised capital to grow the team and boost marketing activities. We are now looking for world-class developers and marketers that want to join the team and realize our vision. If this is you, please apply here!

Totte Jönsson, Co-founder & CEO @ Cevoid
+46 727 32 01 31
totte.jonsson@cevoid.com

Cevoid announces pre-seed round and further steps toward building the future of community marketing for e-commerce brands.

Cevoid announces pre-seed round and further steps

User-Generated content (often called UGC) is content created by people in the brand's community rather than the brand itself. While blog posts and reviews are also kinds of User-generated content, most people mean photos and videos when referring to UGC.

Compared to professional content, UGC is often not pixel-perfect and thus provides an authentic and trustworthy experience. 

Content from real customers is often more appreciated by consumers.

Why you should include UGC in your content strategy


Creating new and inspiring content is a time-consuming experience, and since consumers are used to the pace of social media, brands need to generate more content than ever before to stay relevant. But creating new and inspiring content is a time-consuming task and is often limited in both time and creativity of a selected few employees.

To solve this, you as a brand have three options, you can either employ more in-house creators, outsource to an agency, or invite your community to contribute to your content strategy.

Traditionally the first two options have been the go-to when it comes to this. The latter however, will allow you to build your brand's story together with your community and get access to authentic content in abundance to fuel your marketing channels.

When you tap into the creativity of all parts of your community, you also get access to content that:

Inspire consumers on how your products can be used and styled

Make customers feel appreciated by you as a brand

Everyone has a smartphone, and therefore, everyone within your community can be a potential creator for your brand. Let's talk about the different parts of your community!

Real customers are your community's #1 authentic creators. If you just ask them and provide them with the tools to do so, they will happily share content about your products and our guess is that some already do.

To motivate them to share even more content, you can arrange contests or incentivize them with discount codes or rewards.

It's recommended to also use the content you already have paid for in the channels you showcase UGC from other community members. 

Beyond your In-house creators, you should encourage other employees to share UGC. Beyond product-related UGC, your employees can also create company-related UGC that gives your customers an insight into what happens behind the scenes. Showing off company culture, production processes etc. is a great way to engage your customers in your everyday.

A rising trend for DTC brands is to pay non-influencer creators for UGC.

These could be actors, side-hustle creators, or UGC professionals (such as @social_savannah).

Social media platforms, such as Instagram or Tiktok, are great places to source UGC from. By using Cevoid's UGC platform, you will be able to keep track of all posts that get tagged and mentioned in on Instagram. 

While you will often find content from influencers and influencers-to-be on social media, most consumers don't post brand-related posts on their social media accounts. Most of us even have our Instagram accounts set to private which limits the access to content that could be great for your brand.

To include this part of your community, it's recommended to provide them with ways to share content directly with your brand. This can be done through email or an upload form. 

With Cevoid, you can invite customers to share UGC directly with you through upload forms and on-site CTAs. Our goal is that everyone should be able to share content in ways they feel comfortable with.

When you start including UGC in your marketing channels, you will soon find that your community starts sharing more UGC. But where should you start? Let's look into some of the most common places where brands ask for UGC.

The Instagram bio is the most used interface to ask customers to share UGC. Encourage followers to tag or mention. If you have a #brandedhashtag, you can also ask them to use that in their posts.

Use your email flows to invite customers to share UGC. You can refer them to share it on Instagram and include a link to your upload form. 

To leverage the thrill of trying a freshly delivered product, you can include a package insert (e.g. a card) in each package with a QR code to your upload form or encourage them to share on social media. 

When your visitors find UGC from others within your community, they are more likely to share content. By including an upload CTA alongside your UGC widgets, you make it super easy to share content directly on your website.

We'll take a deep dive into how e-commerce brands can use UGC on their website, but there are several other channels that brands use UGC.  Some of these are:

Your visitors are on your site and ready to shop. Could you name one better place to showcase UGC from your community? 

I can't! Let's dive into some of the most common places brands use UGC on their website!

This is often where merchants start using UGC on their websites. By showcasing a slider with UGC of the specific product, you provide your visitors with a huge amount of social proof and inspire them on how the product can be used.

By creating a dedicated page where you showcase all your UGC posts, you provide a place where customers can inspire each other on how they relate to your brand and use your products.

When you include a grid with selected UGC on your home page gives your visitors a hint that they will find more UGC throughout their shopping experience. This is also a great place to link to your community wall from.

Beyond Cevoid's UGC galleries, you can also turn any UGC post into to shoppable card. This allows you to make any photo or video in your blog post shoppable and thus makes it super easy for your visitors to buy the products you are writing about.

How e-commerce brands can generate UGC and use it in their marketing channels

How brands can generate UGC and use it in their marketing channels

What is UGC, and why should e-commerce brands care?

Cevoid helps E-commerce brands work with user-generated content on their website and other marketing channels. By including genuine and authentic content from customers who appreciate the brand and its products, brands become more trustworthy and start to build a community.

The platform helps brands to collect content directly from their community and from social media. The content can then be used in Cevoid's storefront widgets and in other marketing channels such as emails. In the roadmap, Cevoid has several features to further help brands create engaged communities.

Cevoid has customers in 18 countries is globally available for brands through integrations to several e-commerce platforms and an easy-to-use headless integration.

To stay relevant in 2022, brands constantly need to deliver new inspiring content, and more brands are talking about the importance of building an engaged community. With Cevoid, we are working hard to solve these challenges. We're building the future within community marketing and UGC to make true engagement available for all brands.
- Totte Jönsson, Co-founder @ Cevoid

Cevoid is now expanding the team with an advisory board consisting of Anton Johansson and Victor Emilson. Anton is the CEO and co-founder of the design- & e-commerce agency Grebban and angel investor in i.a. Reclaimit and Contentor. Victor is a co-founder of the DTC-agency ROIROI. Both are reputable experts within the Nordic e-commerce scene and have worked with brands such as Happy Socks, iDeal of Sweden, RoyalDesign, Stronger, and Chimi.

Authenticity and social proof is becoming a high priority for all brands. I'm very impressed with what the team has accomplished in such a short time, and their roadmap will make Cevoid a leading product within the space. I look forward to supporting the team on their journey and contributing to Cevoid's continued growth.
- Victor Emilson, founder of ROIROI.

The belief that brands only need to provide a good product catalog online to attract customers belongs to the past. Going forward, we need to leave the catalog-focused mindset and start building communities, amazing interactive experiences, and transform the e-commerce experience into more than just a checkout journey. 

I'm extremely proud to be a small part of Cevoid, whose talented team is challenging the space by building a better and more affordable product to solve this.
- Anton Johansson CEO and founder of Grebban.

Special offer for brands that leaves a legacy UGC platform to join Cevoid

We are growing rapidly and want to offer an extremely appreciated product to even more brands. We are now challenging an enterprise-focused market and guarantee brands that join Cevoid a 67% lower price than what they are paying to their current UGC platform.
- Erik Droh, co-founder @ Cevoid

For more information, please contact:
Totte Jönsson, Co-founder @ Cevoid
totte.jonsson@cevoid.com

The UGC & community marketing platform Cevoid announce an advisory board and creates a special offer for brands that want to change UGC platform to Cevoid "1/3 of what you're paying today for those who change to Cevoid"

Swedish e-commerce experts join Cevoid's advisory board

We are proud to announce a new partnership with Mystore.no and an integration to their e-commerce platform. Mystore.no was founded in 2006 is today the largest local e-commerce platform in Norway.

Through this integration, brands using Mystore.no can set up a new UGC strategy within minutes and fill their websites with inspiring content from their customers and community.

Mystore.no's strategy with their AppStore aligns well with our integration strategy and they made it super easy to build the integration. We are now excited to help brands in our neighbouring country succeed with User-generated content and community marketing!
- Totte Jönsson, CEO and co-founder @ Cevoid

We enter a new partnership with Norway's leading e-commerce platform Mystore.no to help more brands work with UGC.

Cevoid partners with Mystore.no

Let's navigate the Shopify jungle and find the Shopify apps that will help you the most in 2022! 

There are currently more than 6000 Shopify apps in the app store. We have shortlisted one Shopify app per problem/situation to make the list easier to digest. 

To be featured on this list, Shopify apps must meet all of the following criteria

Outstanding app support (based on App store reviews)

Available to get started without talking to sales staff

Have you ever wondered how you can reach out to customers and subscribers continuously?
Look no further! Klaviyo is one of Shopify's most popular apps and the go-to app for email marketing. Their Shopify app lets you automate your email and SMS-marketing through flows. 


Length of free trial: No free trial
Price: Pricing based on number of email contacts. Free up to 250 contacts.
Link to Shopify app: Klaviyo: Email Marketing & SMS

Increase revenue with Post-Purchase Upsell

A visitor just became a customer and finished their purchase. What's next? Give them an offer they cannot resist and increase the order value!

With Checkout Promotions you can increase revenue by offering upsells to customers in the checkout and through post-purchase emails. The best part is that these purchases only take ONE click to complete.


Length of free trial: 7 days
Cheapest plan: Free plan available  
Recommended plan: Growth at $15/month + $0.02 per order shown a promotion (after first 250 per month)
Link to Shopify app: Checkout Promotions & Upsells

Are looking for creative and inspiring photos and videos to use on your website? By inviting your customers to share photos and videos of your products,  you can tap into a continuous source of inspiring, genuine, and creative content. The best part? Your customers are most likely already sharing this content.

Use Cevoid Shopify app to collect customer content, ensure the rights to use it, and showcase it on your website. With only a few clicks you can build inspiring galleries filled with content from customers showing how they use your products!

Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Instagram Shop at $9/month
Recommended plan: Standard at $99/month
Link to Shopify app: Cevoid: Visual UGC

Allow Customers to customize your products

In our latest blog post about Gen Z, we found research that showed that 55% of Gen Z would like the option to design and own a unique version of the products they buy.

With MyCustomizer's app, you will be able to build a product customizer without writing any code. This way you can give customers the option to create their version of your product and include upcharge options to increase sales. 


Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Essential at $0/month and 2.9% transaction fee
Recommended plan: Pro at $79/month and 1.9% transaction fee
Link to Shopify app: Best Product Customizer by MyCustomizer   


With Skio Subscriptions you can sell your products on a subscription basis. This allows you to expand your Life Time Value and create a more comfortable life for you and your customers:

Your customers receive the products they love on a recurring basis

You order the correct amount based on better forecasts 

Length of free trial: 60 days
Only plan: $299/month and 1% + 20¢ transaction fee, 3% of group revenue
Link to Shopify app: Skio Subscriptions

So the Suez crisis escalated into a Christmas supply chain crisis and you are low on stock before Christmas?


Make sure to give your customers the option to purchase Gift Cards with Govalo's Shopify app. They have improved the digital gift card experience and you don't have to be ashamed of sending gift cards anymore!

Length of free trial: 7 days
Cheapest plan: Essential at $0/month + 2.9% total gift card value
Recommended plan: Premium $50/month + 2.6% total gift card value
Link to Shopify app: Govalo | Gift Cards

Create your version of e-commerce documents

In a great shopping experience, even the less exciting stuff needs to be top-notch! 
Forsberg Plus Two's templates let you create, style, and customize all documents a successful Shopify store needs, including return documents, receipts, packing slips, and much more.

Length of trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Free plan available
Recommended plan: Unlimited plan at $10/month
Link to Shopify app: Order Printer Pro

In most businesses, ratings and reviews from other customers are a hygiene factor. Customers expect to find a specific share of positive reviews before feeling comfortable making a purchase.

Junip makes it super easy to retrieve and use reviews. The best part? Their Shopify app for reviews generates more reviews with fewer clicks compared to their competitors!


Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Free plan available (for stores with <50 orders/month)
Recommended plan: Standard at $74/month
Link to Shopify app: Junip ‑ Product Reviews & UGC

Your customer is happy about their latest purchase, they have shared a UGC photo and a review, so what's next?
Invite customers to your referral program that rewards them if they use the power of word-of-mouth marketing!


Referral Candy's Shopify app lets you create and automate a referral program that will give your customers the incentives to keep promoting your brand.

Length of free trial: 30 days
Cheapest plan: Premium at $49/month + commissions
Recommended plan: Premium at $49/month + commissions
Link to Shopify app: Referral Candy

Your customer is having a hard time deciding and will leave your site in 3...2...1... if they don't find a way to get help.
What do you do? Hide an info@ email address 5 clicks away or make it easy for your customer to get help?

With Re:amaze you will be able to create FAQs, articles, and foremost offer a Live chat. This way your customers will have several options to find the help they need, including finding the information themself and chatting directly with your team.

Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Basic at $29/month per team member
Recommended plan: Pro at $49/month per team member
Link to Shopify app: Reamaze Live Chat & Helpdesk

Track and analyze profits, LTV, and more  key metrics

Yes, with enough time (and knowledge) you can compile all your data in a spreadsheet to see these metrics, but why would you?
Lifetimely allows you to collect data from several sources and creates P&L and LTV reports for you.
Use your time to analyze the results and plan actions instead of compiling the report!

Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Basic at $19/month
Recommended plan: Pro at $49/month 
Link to Shopify app: Lifetimely: Profit & LTV

This Shopify app is not for everyone but it's THE ONE for those who want to offer appointments!
1:1 appointments can help brands that sell more high-end products and customized products. 

SidePanda has made it really easy to offer customers the opportunity to book Appointments while they are on your Shopify Store. 


Length of free trial: No free trial available
Cheapest plan: Free plan available
Recommended plan: Pro at $12/month (Additional charges for text notifications)
Link to Shopify app: Appointo by SidePanda

Survey what customers think and how you can improve

Stop doing developing your business on your own!

Your customers know what they want, invite them to share their opinion and they'll point out your weaknesses and suggest how you can improve.
Set up surveys with Kno Commerce and ask your customers and visitors what they think and how you can improve and evolve your business.

Length of free trial: 14 days
Cheapest plan: Free plan available 
Recommended plan: Analyst at $99/month
Link to Shopify app: Kno Surveys & Attribution

13 Shortlisted Shopify apps that help you grow your e-commerce business in 2022 

These Shopify apps will help you create amazing customer experiences and boost revenue

The 13 best Shopify apps for your E-commerce store 2022

13 Shopify apps that will help you grow in 2022

Today we are going to have a look at how Generation Z thinks about e-commerce, brands, and content.
Even though individual behaviours and preferences cannot be averaged out as generation characteristics it should give us an understanding of what trends are most important right now.

Generation Z have an estimated purchasing power of $44 billion annually and is soon the largest consumer group.

Who are Gen Z and how old are they? 🧚‍♀️

Members of Gen Z, Generation Z, or Zoomers (a revenge term that some cringy Boomer tried to establish after hearing “OK Boomer”) are born between 1997 and 2012. This means that in 2021, the age of Gen Z are between 9 and 26. 

Did you know that the generation after Gen Z are called Generation Alpha? 

Diversity, Quality, and inclusiveness matter more than ever! 🙏

These are values that all brands should prioritize, no matter the generation focus. But when it comes to Gen Z, they expect it more than earlier generations.

In this study 51% of UK Gen Z’s from UK stated that it is fairly or very important to them that a brand is environmentally and ethically sustainable. 38% of Gen Z’s stated that they have stopped shopping from a brand after finding out that it did not reflect their values. 

Compared to millennials, Gen Z are twice as responsive (https://www.drapersonline.com/guides/gen-z-and-millennials-2021)  fashion brands that use visual content that foster quality and diversity 

But Gen Z are not only here to listen, they also want to interact with their favorite brands!
According to this IBM survey, Gen Z actively want to share their options, collaborate, and co-create with their favorite brands

Always be inclusive and environmentally conscious

Use multiple, diverse, models for product photos and content. Even better: use your customers' photos instead.

Include all parts of your customer community and let them interact and share on the way they are conformable.

Genuine content and UGC is the way to Gen Z's hearts 📸


Gen Zs have grown up during the era of fake news and prefer brands that are super transparent. By only using studio content and trying to faking customer testimonials, you will most likely end up without any Gen Z customers. Instead, strive to show your customers what happens behind the scenes and use genuine content.   

When it comes to ads, 63% of Gen Zs prefer to see real people rather than celebrities in their ads.

Overall, Gen Z prefers more realistic content rather than overly polished content. According to a Salesforce study of Dormify, lower-quality photos works better for Gen Z. Further, they also found that UGC, from real customers’ before/after photos brought the brand more success than studio photoshoots. 

82% of Gen Z would trust a company more if the images they used were of actual customers. The corresponding number for earlier generations are: Millennials 79%, Gen X 71%, Boomers 73%

Using User-generated content from customers and Influencer-generated Content will resonate better with Gen Z

Stop the photoshoot – Go authentic with UGC instead! 

Gen Z are ACTIVE on social media and prefers short format videos 🎥

Gen Z are very, very, active on social media. On average, they spend 175 minutes on social media each they. This is almost 60 minutes more than Millennials.

For the first year ever, 2021 was the first year when more there were more US Gen Z on Tiktok (37.3 million) than on Instagram (33.3 million).

Based on TikTok's takeover, it is not surprising that 66% of Gen Z listed short format videos as their preferred content type in this survey. 

Further, generation Z is a shorter attention span. Gen Zs' attention spans are estimated to be around eight seconds, compared to Millennials' 12 seconds. 

If you don't have a presence on TikTok yet, Get on it!

Keep short format videos at no more than 8 seconds.

Be active on social media and include social elements on your website

Optimize your e-commerce to please Gen Z 📱

Millennials were the first mobile-first generation but Gen Z have taken it even further. In fact, Gen Zs are twice as likely to shop via a smartphone than Millennials. 

Gen Z appreciates that brands use technical solutions and innovations on their website, as long as it removes frictions and makes it possible for them to engage with the brand on their own terms. In a Gen Z survey by IBM, 60% stated that they will not use an app or website if it loads too slow.

Beyond their higher technology expectations, Gen Z also expects inspiring shopping experiences.  56 percent of Gen Z stress the need for e-commerce hopping experiences to "not be boring".

Gen Zs loves to customize their products! 55% of surveyed Gen Z stated that they would like to design products so that they have a unique designed version of your product 

When shopping online, 91% of Gen Z shoppers always or regularly seek out visual content from other customers before they buy a specific product. 


Use new technology and solution on your website but be fast to remove those that don't work as intended

When possible, give customers customisation options so that they can create a unique version of your product

Create inspiring shopping experiences where customers can interact

Populate your product pages with plenty of visual content

Among Gen Z, 76% want to engage with brands, but how and to what extent differ within the generation Z (everything else would be extremely weird). 

To understand Generation Z and their brand engagement better we divide them into these three categories

The positive thing with Brand Devotees are that they'll interact with you before you have the time to ask them to. 
You will often find Brand Devotees on social media when they tag or mention you. By interacting with Brand Devotees on social media and giving them an incentive to share content, you will see an expanding engagement and get access to inspiring content within seconds. 

Brand Connects interacts and share with a few selected favorite brands (as long as the brand aligns with their values).
To be relevant to Brand Connectors you need to be transparent with your business. By interacting with Brand Connectors and asking them to share, given that they like you, they will gladly share content with you.

The name says it all, but Brand Pragmatists are well.... pragmatic. These customers will focus more on price, quality and less on brands. Brand pragmatists will often focus on reviews for social proof. To be appealing for Brand pragmatists,  make sure to capture and display reviews from tools such as Junip.co. If you ask for content from Brand Pragmatists, make sure to offer them incentives for sharing and give them the option to share directly with you, without the need for social media. 


Be true and transparent to your customers. 

Use behind-the-scenes content and customers' content (UGC) on your website

Be active on social media capture and channel the content shared there

Provide customers who don't want to share on social media with ways to share directly to your brand

Offer incentives such as discount codes for those who share content

Learn what Generation Z prefers and expects from E-commerce Brands and Content

Gen Z, e-commerce brands and content

Today we're happy to announce something that has been requested by out customers for a long time. The features comes from questions like "Why would people share content with me?", "What do I as a customer get for sharing?" and "Would it be possible to give those who share discounts?". We heard you and we listened!

Our take on incentives is for merchants to give back to those who share with them. Initially this consist of being able to set a discount code that is offered to the customers at the end of an upload form or after an approved request. The customer is presented with the discount in the final step and is also sent the discount code in a branded email from you as a store.

The emails have a set design but in the Cevoid panel you are able to decide exactly what you want the emails to say, which color you want them to have and if you want to further inspire with some UGC or not.

Below you can see an example of how the incentive email looks. 

Why is it called Incentives and not Discounts?

Good question! Our answer is that we want to further develop this sharing feature into something more than just discounts. There are so many different things you as a store could give for the loyalty that the customers provides. Make sure to stay tuned for more!

Sharing is caring we all know that. Why? Because sharing with others bring great satisfaction. But what if that is not enough?

Introducing: Incentives

Almost everything except for the layouts which still remain the same. Feeds have a new name and are today galled Grids. Collages and Sliders are still the same in terms of name. 

The gallery designer has gotten a huge remake. There were obvious flaws in the UX of how it worked earlier and should be easier to understand now. We've also created a short gallery wizard when creating custom galleries that help you get set up with the correct options depending on what kind of gallery you are building.

We've added the possibility to add fallback galleries if specific galleries have little or no content. Simply set a fallback gallery and the gallery will detect if it should activate or not.

Content for the galleries now has its own tab in the side menu. Galleries often contain many more images and videos that can be displayed in the initial load of the gallery.

We've added post pinning so that you can lock the order of specific posts you really like. By default the newest posts are always displayed first. Before you could not force posts to be sticky at the top. But this is easily fixed now. Simply click the pin tag on a post and it will jump to the top of the gallery.

Grid have 2 different styles called Even and Variable. Variable grids have posts which are larger to make the viewing experience more enjoyable. Even grids are like the old feeds with an even row distribution.

Changed the responsive values for posts per rows

Added a value to change the number of rows so that you can build static and dynamic grids.

Changed the layout to be more interesting

Changed the location of the upload button to fit in the collage instead of outside it.

The image switching is only enabled to the first image of the Collage. This was previously done on random to any image which could cause weird looks of bad switching. This experience should now be more consistent and better for conversion.

You are also able to disable the image switching if you wan to display the same images all the time.

Fully rebuilt the sliding component to make it better and easier on both desktop and mobile. Test it out and feel the smoooooth smooth scrolling! :)

Added arrow navigation. You can change color, symbols and placement for them as well.

We've now added 4 new style options to posts.

Tags - Displays the product tag on the post on hover

Since we first launched our galleries for displaying UGC we've been able to see what works and what don't. We've now released a brand new version of how galleries look and how you can configure them!

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Introducing: Incentives

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