All-in-One Messenger: A Single Platform For All Your Chats

You probably spend a lot of your time switching between different chat clients such as Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Skype, Hangouts etc. You might have someone added on Skype and not on Facebook and you’ll have to go back and forth trying to keep up their conversations and with someone else on another client.

This can get very frustrating at times. But what if you don’t have to do that? What if you could have all of them open in one place?

Fortunately there is a solution for this problem and it’s known as the All-in-One Messenger.

Features of All-in-One Messenger

It is a free web-based chat client which lets you log in over 15 messenger clients at once, in a single window. This way you can have all your favorite chat clients open in a single platform and you won’t have to waste your time in switching between different apps.

It is also available as a Google Chrome app. Which means it can work on any Windows, Mac, Linux or Chrome OS computer.

You can also log in to multiple accounts on a single platform so you won’t have log out every time in order to use a different account. You can also enable notifications on certain apps, allowing you to reply with a single click. Alternatively if you don’t want to receive notifications from an app, you can mute it.

The app itself is relatively new and doesn’t have a lot of options or settings. You can change the name of each chat to avoid confusion when you have multiple chats open.

Following is the list of chat clients that are currently available:

• WhatsApp
• Facebook Messenger
• Skype
• WeChat
• Telegram
• Yahoo! Messenger
• Google Hangouts
• Slack
• HipChat
• Steam
• Grape
• ChatWork
• GroupMe
• Glitter
• Discord
• Flowdock
• icq
• XMPP
• Tencent QQ
• wire
• Mattermost
• Rocket Chat
• DingTalk
• BearyChat
• Dasher
• Missive
• Zalo
• Noysi
• Crisp

The list of these chat clients will continue to grow and more will be added.

You can download the All-in-One Messenger by going over to the Chrome web store  or you can visit this link

Facebook Exceeds Expectations with $6.44 Billion in Facebook Exceeds Expectations, 1.7 Billion Users

The social media giant Facebook recently announced its earnings for the second quarter of 2016.

The revenue earned by the company stood at $6.44 billion compared to $5.38 billion in the first quarter while the earnings per share (EPS) was $0.97 compared to $0.77 in the previous quarter.

Facebook was expected to make $6.01 billion in revenue and an EPS of $0.81 for Q2 2016 according to Wall Street analysts. But not surprisingly, it exceeded their expectations.

Details about Facebook’s Earnings Report

Total monthly users on Facebook increased to 1.71 billion instead of the expected 1.69 billion, an increase of 60 million users from the first quarter of 2016. On top of that, Facebook now boasts more than 1 billion daily users as well. Mark Zuckerburg adds,

Our community and business had another good quarter. We’re particularly pleased with our progress in video as we move towards a world where video is at the heart of all our services.

Facebook’s major source of revenue is advertisements which accounted for $6.24 billion of the total revenue. Mobile advertising in particular was the force behind most of the company’s revenue. It accounted for 84% of the advertising revenue.

Facebook’s Secret to Success

The social media company’s major source of revenue as mentioned earlier is advertisement. Additionally, its Messenger and Instagram sides of the business seem to be integral to its advertisement revenue as well.

eMarketer’s Debra Aho Williamson sums it up by saying:

On the branding side, video ads are becoming more and more popular for marketers whose objective is broad awareness. And products like Dynamic Ads, which let advertisers upload their product catalog to Facebook and then deliver relevant targeted ads, are proving highly effective for marketers that want to drive lower-funnel activities, such as purchases.

In addition to that, ads on Instagram are also being optimized. This is because brands are still struggling to determine the right kind of ads for the image sharing platform. Most of the content on Instagram happens to be images and short videos.

For Instagram marketers, Facebook is adding more targeting and measurement capabilities to help ease things for them.

Facebook also owns two of the largest instant messaging apps in the world, with the Messenger as well as Whatsapp each accounting for more than 1 billion monthly active users.