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(bible emoji) Emojis are part of our day today, it is so common to send a message on WhatsApp, share a status on Facebook or a story on Instagram with emojis, or even just the emoji, without any accompanying text, this versatility to communicate a message, as well as the variety of emojis available, makes us inclined to use them and they are a good complement for brand communication. Emojis are an inherent part of digital communication and are actually older than you would think, since they were born in Japan in 1999, created by designer Shigetaka Kurita for the mobile communication company NTT Docomo, in order to streamline sending text messages, since it was more practical to use a sequence of emojis than to write a certain amount of characters to express an idea or feeling. Thanks to its success in Japan, other companies decided to implement them until they spread throughout the globe, applying changes or giving them different meanings until today. Even before the emojis themselves, it was already common to use “faces” made with letters and symbols on the keyboard to send text messages and emails - <3 (^ o ^) -. In addition, to increase the degree of certainty, it is always ideal to ask yourself some preliminary questions. Because they are fashionable does not mean that it is an obligation to use them, there are brands that are more formal or institutional than others, just as there are some that focus on a more business segment, which limits the use of emojis such as "faces" or hand gestures, on the other hand, it is possible to use others such as the "check", flags, pens or others that can accompany a message with greater seriousness.