Facebook Messenger + Vimeo Integrations

The introduction is the first paragraph of the article and serves as an introduction to what you will be writing about. It should include a thesis statement that clearly states your position on the topic and makes a claim that is backed up by the rest of the article. Typically, introductions are written in three paragraphs:

Paragraph 1. Introduction

Paragraph 2. Background of the Topic

Paragraph 3. Conclusion

Facebook Messenger is a mobile messaging app developed by Facebook. The app was first released as Facebook Chat in 2008 for BlackBerry devices and as part of Facebook Beta in 2010 for other mobile platforms. In 2011, it became a standalone messaging app. It was initially only available for iOS and Android, but eventually made its way to Windows Phone in April 2014, when it replaced the existing Facebook integration in the People Hub. As of April 2015, Facebook Messenger has over 700 million users worldwide, making it the largest stand-alone messaging application in the world. Facebook Messenger also has $22 billion valuation. Vimeo is an online video sharing website founded in 2004 by Jake Lodwick and Zach Klein. The site allows its users to upload, share and view videos, and its content is mainly focused on independent film, shorts, music videos and user-generated content. As of July 2012, Vimeo’s traffic was reported by Quantcast to be 2.1 million unique visitors per month. Its revenues come from 4% service fee paid by creators (until September 2013. and 6-12% of advertising revenue (2012.

The body of the article is where you write the bulk of your argumentation. It should be between 3-5 paragraphs long. Each paragraph should have one main point that supports the topic sentence. Start each paragraph with a topic sentence (or several clear topic sentences if there are multiple points you want to make. Then explain the topic sentence/point you made in the previous paragraph. The body paragraphs can be organized in any way you choose; however, there are two common ways to organize them:

1st body paragraph. Present your claim or topic sentence

2nd body paragraph. Present your supporting evidence or facts that support the claim

3rd body paragraph. Present any counterarguments or opposing views to your claim

4th body paragraph. Present your rebuttal to your counterargument

The conclusion is where you summarize the main points you have made in the article. It does not contain new information—it simply restates your main points in different words. This allows your reader to remember the main points before they finish reading the article. A good conclusion contains these elements:

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