GeoDust Launches To Create Custom Image Filters For Social Media
Jan 18, 2017
GeoDust can create original image filters for business and private events, from conferences to weddings, in order to increase social media engagement and recognition.
Fort Worth, Texas, United States - January 18, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Instant messaging apps are now more popular than ever, and some of the biggest apps among young people are those that allow them to interact in entertaining ways with images. Snapchat has become hugely popular thanks to its filters, and individuals can now introduce their own custom filters thanks to the Geofilter feature. GeoDust is a new business created by graphic design professionals to help create the ultimate custom snapchat filters on behalf of clients, helping them mark special occasions and more.
The new service offers completely custom design. Individuals explain their occasion and give a brief as to how they would like it to look. The talented graphic designers at GeoDust then create the filter on behalf of the client, and make any revisions necessary to ensure satisfaction. They then deliver the filter to the client for use on their chosen day, or over a predetermined time-period.
The website explains the process in detail, and has an enquiry form ready for individuals to get in touch and discuss the possibilities. They promise flexible solutions for a range of different budgets and approaches, and can even handle importing the Snapchat geofilters for a small additional processing fee, making the whole process hands-off.
A spokesperson for GeoDust explained, “GeoDust is excited to be able to launch this new venture, which will enable us to help people make their special times that little bit more special by adding a custom filter to their social media feeds for the day. This will make their posts instantly recognizable and all the more memorable. We are at the very beginning of this journey, but we have already been able to develop some amazing filters for early clients. We look forward to stretching the possibilities in the future. We encourage anyone with a special occasion coming up to get in touch and see what a creative difference a custom filter can make.”
About GeoDust: GeoDust is a team of graphic designers who create unique and original image filters for Snapchat and other instant messaging media. Their service is ideal for businesses looking to increase recognition for their special events and promotions, or for private citizens looking to commemorate special occasions including weddings and birthdays. The team can create any look for any occasion.
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