The Internet works through a packet routing network in accordance with the Internet Protocol (IP), the Transport Control Protocol (TCP) and other protocols.hat’s a protocol?
What’s a protocol?
A protocol is a set of rules specifying how computers should communicate with each other over a network. For example, the Transport Control Protocolhas a rule that if one computer sends data to another computer, the destination computer should let the source computer know if any data was missing so the source computer can re-send it. Or the Internet Protocol which specifies how computers should route information to other computers by attaching addresses onto the data it sends.
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Kia India has announced the launch of the EV6 in India and has priced it at Rs 59.95 lakh for the two-wheel drive variant and Rs 64.95 lakh for the all-wheel-drive variant, both of which are based on the GT line of the EV6. Interestingly, the Kia EV6 electric car has already been sold out in India. Initially, the company had opened bookings for 100 units in India but following a good response, the company registered 355 bookings. Kia said that they will try to increase the deliveries to over 100 units which were decided initially but has not clarified exactly how many units that new number will be. The deliveries of the EV6, however, are said to begin in September 2022. Kia also said that they are going to invest to make an electric vehicle charging infrastructure in India.
Kia EV6 Features
– Multi-charging system that operates with both 400V and 800V chargers without the need for an additional controller
– Vehicle-to-load charging (V2L): Allows the Kia EV6 to power other devices (enough to power a medium-size home AC) by employing a 2-way charging technology
– Dual motor all-wheel drive (AWD) system
– Drive modes: Normal, Sport, Eco
– Regenerative braking system: The EV6 comes equipped with six regenerative braking levels (none, 1 to 3, ‘i-PEDAL’, or auto mode), where-in ‘i-PEDAL’ driving mode allows the car to harvest the maximum amount of energy from its brakes and enables the driver to bring the vehicle to a gentle halt without needing to push the brake pedal
– Dual 12.3-inch Curved Displays
– Meridian Sound System with 14 Speakers
– Electric sunroof
– Driver and Passenger Relaxation Seats: front seats can recline to a “zero-gravity position”
– Storage capacity of 1300 litre with the rear seats down
– Augmented Reality (AR) head-up display: Projects driving information on the windscreen in the driver’s line of sight. The system displays alerts from the car’s Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), details of vehicle speed, and turn-by-turn navigation instructions
– Smart Power Tailgate: Automatically opens the tailgate in 3 seconds when the smart key is sensed behind the car
– Smart Cruise Control (SCC): Comes with Stop and Go Functionality which essentially detects the vehicle in front and adapts to its speed while on the cruise control mode
Kia EV6 Performance
The India version of the EV6 gets 77.4 kWh lithium-ion battery, generating 229 PS power in 2WD and 325 PS in AWD variant. As for range, Kia claims 528 kilometres as per the WLTP combined cycle. The Kia EV6 does 0-100 km/h in claimed 5.2 seconds.
Kia EV6 Interior
The EV6 gets dual LED headlamps with Adaptive Driving Beam which automatically adjust to avoid dazzling oncoming vehicles. It also has a connected LED tail lamp design with sequential indicators. The door handles sit flush and pop out when needed. The Kia EV6 gets 19-inch alloy wheels as well.
Kia EV6 Safety
The EV6 comes equipped with 8 airbags as standard along with All Wheel Disc Brakes, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Hill-start Assist Control (HAC), Multi Collision Brake Assist (MCBA), Anti-lock Brake System (ABS), Brake Assistant System (BAS), Emergency Stop Signal (ESS), Front and Rear parking sensors and ISOFIX Child Anchor. The Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) functionalities include:
– Forward Collision Avoidance Assist (FCA): Uses the front-view camera and radar to detect any vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists ahead, avoiding or reducing the severity of an accident by warning the driver and braking automatically. The FCA also includes junction turning, which assists the driver on turns by detecting oncoming vehicles on a collision course. It also has Rear-cross Traffic Avoidance Assist (RCTA) which warns the driver of an oncoming vehicle while reversing and automatically assists with emergency braking if a collision is sensed.
– Safe Exit Assist (SEA): Activates child lock automatically with a warning sound when an occupant attempts to open their door while a vehicle is approaching from the rear.
– Blind Spot Collision -Avoidance Assist (BCA): Warns the driver in case of a risk of collision from a vehicle in the driver’s blind spot.
– Lane Keep Assist (LKA): Ensures that the car does not drift out of the lane unwittingly.
– Driver Attention Warning (DAW): Analyse the driver’s attention level and provide a warning while driving. The driver’s attention level is displayed in 5 scaled levels. When the level of attention becomes lower than “Low” (Level 1), a break is recommended.
4 Ways to auto boost Instagram posts with examples
Algorithm changes on Facebook and Instagram is making organic reach decline, which is why many businesses have lost a ton of engagement and can't make as much money from social organically.
Us marketers are a smart bunch though ;) - it's possible to use Facebook’s API to streamline and automate a lot of advertising strategies, including auto boosting Facebook posts.
And now it's even possible to auto boost Instagram posts while keeping organic engagement and adding a call-to-action with link.
You can boost an Instagram post manually from the Instagram app
To automatically boost Instagram posts, you need a third party tool, like Revealbot
With Revealbot, you can set conditions an Instagramt post has to meet in order to be boosted
You only need to set post conditions once, and Revealbot will always handle auto post boosting
Why promote and boost Instagram posts at all?
With Instagram’s growing popularity and its younger, more socially-engaged audience, it has become a primary marketing channel for businesses to reach its customers. In 2018 ad spend on Instagram grew ~170% compared to 2017.
That's why when you have an organic post do well (despite unfavorable algorithm changes), it means your audience (and potential customers) really like the content of that post. It then makes sense to promote it, getting you even more likes, followers, and brand awareness.
Why auto boosting Instagram posts is magic
You will get more:
Likes, comments, and followers
Engagement from existing followers who don't always see every post
Awareness of your brand, products, and services
Website traffic
Leads, customers, or app installs
People you can retarget with ads at a lower cost
Trust from new people seeing a highly active and popular Instagram account
By setting up auto boosting for Instagram posts, only your best content is automatically promoted. Just set up the conditions and campaign settings one time, and then you don't have to think about it - saving you time and money from being wasted promoting bad content.
Now you're probably dying to know...
How to auto boost Instagram posts
The only way to automatically promote Instagram posts when they meet certain conditions (likes, comments, etc) is through Revealbot's auto boosting tool (if I'm wrong, let me know in the comments).
Once you have your Revealbot account, you need to integrate your Facebook Insights and Instagram account by clicking on your circle profile icon in the bottom left corner and selecting Integrations. On the Integrations page, you can connect your accounts.
Integrate your Facebook Insights and Instagram account
2. Set Instagram auto boosting conditions
Once you've integrated your Facebook Insights and Instagram page, you can set up auto boosting. On the left sidebar, click Auto post boosting and select Instagram under source.
Choose whether you want to auto boost Facebook or Instagram boosts under Page source
Under Source, select your Instagram page from the drop down under Page name. Next, you can select the post type you want to auto boost. You can select all post types, a few, or just one. You can create multiple auto boosting rules so you could create an individual auto boost rule for each post type if you want.
Depending on the run time you select in the next step (for example, 4 days) there could be a possibility of multiple posts being auto boosted at the same time. If you want to limit that amount, select the number under Number of posts promoted at once.
Now you can select the conditions a post needs to meet in order to be eligible for being auto promoted. You can selected a number of criteria for conditions, such as count of total engagement, likes, comments, saves, impressions, or if the post text includes certain text, length of time since the post has been published, and more.
You can select multiple condition criteria to auto boost a post
In the above example, it says to only auto boost posts that contain "new" in the post and received more than five comments. Before I get to showing you more example conditions you might want to test, I want to explain the overall process first. So next is your campaign parameters.
3. Set campaign settings
Here's where you'll be able to name your ad Campaigns and choose the Campaign Objective (the Facebook ad Campaign Objective their algorithm will optimize for).
Choose your Campaign naming convention and objective
With macros, you can use dynamic text in your Campaign name so each campaign will be unique. In this above example, I'm using the date the campaign is created as part of the name so each Campaign name will be unique.
Then set the Campaign Objective. Here's where it makes sense to create multiple auto boosting rules. Depending on the type of post or a keyword that's included in the post text (for example, "sale" or "limited time"), you can set different Campaign Objectives. All posts that meet the rules you’ve set earlier will have the same objective you choose within this particular campaign.
Other settings include whether you want to set the budget at the ad set level or use Facebook campaign budget optimization and set a campaign spending limit.
4. Configure Instagram ad set settings
On the next page you can set your Ad set naming convention, audience, budget, optimization goal, bid strategy, billing event, campaign run time, and placements. Keep in mind the initial goal of your campaign, whether it's to increase post engagement or to generate purchases.
Choose your run time, budget, and audience
While most of the options here are self-explanatory, the Target audience selection is important. First, Revealbot gives you the opportunity to customize the audience your boosted post is shown to. So if an organic post does well, you aren't limited to boosting it just to your page fans or followers. You can boost it to a new audience entirely. This is because behind the scenes, Revealbot is taking your post ID and creating a new ad using that post as the creative. So you can target custom audiences, lookalike audiences, retargeting audiences, or saved interest audiences.
Scrolling down this page you'll see options for placements.
Choose automatic or custom placements
You can choose automatic or custom placements. I recommend choosing custom placements because your post might look out of place when used in some unsuitable placements.
In the above example, I'm auto boosting Instagram posts to both Facebook and Instagram users in the feed only, but you can select other placements as well.
Almost done now. In Ad settings, you can add a website link, call-to-action button, custom URL Parameters, set your conversion tracking settings, and set up notifications. Again, you'll have macros available to make your URL Parameters dynamic and know exactly from which post traffic and conversions are coming from.
Customize the website link and call to action for auto boosted Instagram posts
Scrolling down a bit you can configure your conversion tracking settings and set up notifications. You can be notified via email, Facebook Messenger, or Slack by setting up our Slack integration. In the example below, I set up to receive Slack notifications for every auto boosted Instagram post to our #marketing channel.
Now let's get to some example auto boosting strategies you may want to try.
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4 Awesome auto boost strategies for Instagram posts
1. Turn your best performing Instagram posts into ads
Now that Facebook has updated and expanded their API to allow adding a website link and call-to-action to auto boosted Instagram posts, a new world of possibilities has opened before us.
So for example, we can auto boost any Instagram image or video that contains the word "shop" and gets a certain level of engagement - I'll choose ten comments. Here's what would look like:
Auto boost Instagram posts that contain the word "shop" and turn it into an ad
Once the filtering is set, I would customize the Ad settings and specify my ecom store's website and use the "shop now" call to action.
Now with the setup, I'm automatically turning my best Instagram posts about my products into conversion ads while keeping that organic engagement on the post/ad. Of course, I'd be able to set the audience and placements in this automation to target my middle and bottom of funnel audiences as well.
2. Auto boost Instagram posts with a lot of likes
This is the most popular scenario, because marketers are more inclined to spend money on content that has proven to be good in terms of organic reach.
To automatically promote posts like this, you should first analyze your average engagement rate (likes, swipe-ups, comments) and the average time it takes for your content to gain this engagement.
Let’s say your posts are liked by around 900 people on average and it takes about two days to get all those likes.
Using that data, we can specify the amount of above average likes before auto promoting it. So in this case, the formula would look like this:
Auto boost Instagram posts with lots of likes
So in our example, we'll auto boost an image, video, or carousel image post if it gets 1,000 or more likes in 48 hours or less. The audience targeting and placement will depend on your business and goals of each post, so we'll leave that part up to you as we move along.
3. Auto boost Instagram posts with video that gain lots of views
Auto promoting videos is as easy as promoting posts, but should be done with a slightly different set of rules. Because Instagram auto plays videos and shows a view count by default rather than a like count, view count, in my opinion, is the more important metric because it actually tells you people are watching your content (for at least 3 seconds anyway).
Let's say our average video view count is around 3,500 views. Then we can create an auto boosting rule like this:
Auto boost Instagram videos with lots of views
You can also combine a like count and video view count if you wish.
4. Auto boost Instagram Stories with lots of views
Instagram Stories might include videos, images, polls and links which makes them perfect for reengaging users and driving traffic to your website and app. Let's say we want to auto boost an Instagram story if it's a video story and has above average views (500). Here's what that would look like:
Auto boost Instagram stories that are videos with lots of views
I added a time length restriction because you can save stories to your profile and I didn't want to include those if they are old.
Instagram post boosting tips
You might consider separating all your auto boosting rules by post type. So in other words, individual rules for:
image posts
carousels posts (the mechanics of carousel posts are a bit different)
videos
stories
You might also want to further separate image and video posts by, for example, whether they contain a keyword or not. If a post contains the word "sale" (or any other "buying" related keyword), you may want to have a different optimization goal and "like" threshold than a regular post.
Other things to remember
You can only set the URL and CTA on Instagram image and video posts, not stories or carousel posts
Ultimately, you want to boost Instagram posts that engage your current users
Keep in mind Facebook Advertising Policies - you might have some more leeway when posting on Facebook and Instagram, but once you submit your post for promotion, it gets checked in accordance with Facebook Ad Guidelines
Choose budget, optimization model and number of posts promoted at the same time based on your prior experience and within your overall budget
Don't yet have Revealbot? Remember, we have a 14-day trial that includes the auto boosting tool. So why not give it a try and see how it can help you achieve your business objectives.
An Internet Protocol address (IP address) is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.[1][2]An IP address serves two main functions: host or network interface identification and location addressing.
IP addresses are written and displayed in human-readable notations, such as 172.16.254.1 in IPv4, and 2001:db8:0:1234:0:567:8:1 in IPv6. The size of the routing prefix of the address is designated in CIDR notation by suffixing the address with the number of significant bits, e.g., 192.168.1.15/24, which is equivalent to the historically used subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
The IP address space is managed globally by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority(IANA), and by five regional Internet registries(RIRs) responsible in their designated territories for assignment to local Internet registries, such as Internet service providers, and other end users. IPv4 addresses were distributed by IANA to the RIRs in blocks of approximately 16.8 million addresses each, but have been exhausted at the IANA level since 2011. Only one of the RIRs still has a supply for local assignments in Africa.[6]
Network administrators assign an IP address to each device connected to a network. Such assignments may be on a static (fixed or permanent) or dynamic basis, depending on network practices and software features.
2.Here's why they want your IP.
A business may want to know your IP address because they simply want to run in through an IP lookup service to find out where "you" are located.
Fraudsters try to hide behind an IP address.
They actually have a pretty good reason.
Let's say an online retail customer whose mailing address says, "New York, NY" and buys thousands of dollars of fancy merchandise from a company. However when that company captures the customer's IP address, it figures out his location is really Russia or China. That's a real problem.
3. How anyone get your IP address
It gets better.
In fact, it's common for advertisers, companies and service websites to "grab" your IP addresses if you're visiting their site or if you click on ads on their website.
They are some common things
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By borrowing your computer or smart device. If somebody uses or borrows your computer, they can find out your IP address simply by going to WhatIsMyIPaddres.com. It pops right up.
2
By tapping into your wireless network. If you're home network isn't well secure, a stranger can tap into your wireless network. Also, if you let a guest use your network (you provide the password) they will know your IP address.
3
They pluck it out of your email. Relax: Most Internet/email providers today no longer include the IP address of someone sending an email. But smaller Internet Service Providers or people who set up their own email server which might still be revealing their IP address. Try our trace email tool to see.
4
Through an email HTML Bug. Thanks for your interest. This bug isn't a virus or malicious. It's simply a piece of code imbedded in an image that's included with an email you read. If you view the image (often just be opening the email), the bug simply tells the sender that you read the email...and it also provides your IP address. There are even services that help people set up email bugs like this. Check out WhoReadMe.com.
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From web server logs. Here's how the Internet works: Every time you visit a website, you leave your IP address. After all, it's your digital pass to connect online. A website can (if they wish) scour their Web-server computers to review all the IP addresses, just to see the reach of their message or who's a repeat visitor.
Fraudsters try to hide behind
