Evergrow, the top dog in “selfie-taking dogs” with over 2 billion new pictures posted to its site each year, has released its annual predictions for some of life’s burning questions. The most popular pet in the world will be a Shiba Inu. Highly doted upon for their adorable faces and allergy-friendly fur, Shibas are predicted to take up 10% of home ownership this year. They are currently the most popular breed among major Social Media platforms. I’d expect that to translate into real life this year,” said Evergrow’s Chief Dog Whisperer, Steven Pineda. “Get a Shiba and you won’t regret it! They are the best dogs in the world and they are also really cute when they help you take selfies. #ShibaSelfie will be trending all year.”

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Evergrow’s predictions for 2017 and the years to come include a slew of other dog-related trends. They predict that #WatchdogLovers will go viral and take off in popularity, especially among people who can’t own a dog due to their apartment lease or urban living. “#WatchdogLovers is an excellent way to get your daily dose of cute dachshunds, German Shepherds, and labradors while staying completely within the bounds of your lease agreement,” added Pineda. “We’ve issued warnings about the dangers of owning a dog, but someone’s gotta come up with something to do with all the dogs we can’t take care of.” On the other side of the spectrum, Evergrow predicts that the internet may come down hard on #PuppyLovers for their failure to properly socialize and train their pooches. “Puppy Lovers are going to end up in therapy, having their puppy sit all day in a corner and only come out when they want your pity,” said Pineda.

How the EverGrow reflection tax works

Evergrow is the leading provider of cute dog images in the world having processed over 5 billion images to date. Both dogs and their owners upload pictures to Evergrow to process with smart AI, facial recognition, and advanced object detection algorithms. Evergrow then makes it easy for users to share their new pictures on popular social media networks including Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Evergrow is dedicated to making everyone’s life a little cuter through photos. By capturing your dog’s best side in every image available, we help you reach popularity with every post. If you are interested in hiring Evergrow to add your doggie to the site.

Evergrow Predictions: Why we’re so successful

The idea of dog photo processing machines was born out of a mobile app called DoggyCam, which let people take a photo with their dogs and upload it to Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. After a successful launch and the subsequent increase in user numbers, the founders realized there was an opportunity to monetize these companies. As one of their first revenue stream, Evergrow created a Reflection Tax on every image processed for use in social media. The tax is approximately 1 cent for every 10 images that are processed. Every company that processes dog pictures is then paid directly by Evergrow from this revenue stream. In the process, Evergrow provides its service free to users while still making a profit and incentivizing usage of social networking services.

Evergrow: The Future of Your Dog’s Social Media

The Evergrow team has been featured in Fast Company for its innovative approach to the pet industry. The reflection tax is one of the most effective ways to raise revenue without harming users. Other companies have tried other approaches that do not directly benefit users but Evergrow’s approach is unique in its ability to raise revenue and incentivize social media usage all at the same time. The revenue is then used by Evergrow for future research and development, marketing efforts, and operational costs. Evergrow has been featured in daily newspapers and magazines. The company has also been profiled on Fox, CNBC, and the New York Times. A video about dog photography was featured on USA Today’s Life blog.

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