Get 100 Followers A Day On Instagram MRR Ebook With Audio

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What and How to Post

With all that said, you need to make sure you are posting images and videos that help to convey the message you wish to portray. Ideally, someone should see one of your images and feel inspired and moved – in turn seeking out your content to learn more.

For many, this means taking photos that are as attractive as possible – so if you have photography skills, then that’s ideal! Each photo should somehow tell a story, and show the benefits of the product or service you’re offering.

At the same time, it also means sharing videos – which actually have a higher engagement than video on Instagram!

But what if you aren’t an amazing photographer or you aren’t confident in your skills? Fortunately, there are some things you can do to get around that.

Editing

Both pictures and videos should be edited in order to get the very most from them – this way you can turn a bland photo into something truly eye-catching. If you are serious about your photography, then shoot your images in the RAW file format, using a flat color profile (low contrast and vibrancy). This provides you with the maximum amount of pure information, meaning that you can then open them up in Lightroom or Photoshop and make them look fantastic by playing with the color curves, saturation, etc.

This is also an opportunity to add text, effects, and more. There are some amazing ‘presets’ you can find for photography that will generate some amazing looking shots. Note that Instagram also now offers basic editing allowing you to add things like vignette effects, or to alter the contrast and shadows etc. This is an easy way to ‘fix’ a photo that perhaps came out a little over-exposed for instance.

Video can be edited meanwhile using Sony Vegas Pro, Final Cut, Adobe Premiere, or even iOS software like Luma Fusion. This way, you can chop together a long piece of footage to be punchier and more exciting. Add some music and color grading and you can make your video much more impactful.

Using Stock Photography

Another option is to use stock photography! You can find royalty free photo sites, or alternatively buy them from a site like Envato Elements (elements.envato.com). Here, you’ll find huge lists of photos that are available for you to use and even to edit.

And that’s the key point, because you can edit photos in order to make them unique to your brand. For example, if you have a fitness business, then you can take photos of people in the gym or running on the beach, and then add motivational quotes over the top and some filters. These kinds of accounts are extremely easy to run and maintain and yet they are highly successful because they tick all the boxes we’re looking at.

In seconds, you can download an image of someone jogging on the beach, turn it black and white, then add some beautiful text with a fancy font on top. It just take a few moments to learn the editing skills and to get access to the account. The same strategy can work whether you’re selling cars, a dating website, or practically anything else.

The best bit? It ticks all the boxes we’re looking for: allowing you to convey your value proposition, create photos that stand out, and help your audience to feel something that motivates them to buy.

Frequency and Tips

Using editing and occasionally stock photos, you can create a high volume of high quality images that people will want to follow you in order to keep seeing.

The next trick is to make sure that they are getting found and that they are getting engagement.

So how often should you post? The good news is that the guess work has been taken out of the equation: businesses on average recommend posting 1-3 times per day in order to achieve maximum engagement. They recommend posting between 10am-3pm for local businesses, or 6pm GMT if you have a global audience.

The next tip: post in portrait orientation wherever possible. This will increase the amount of space your photo takes up in a vertical feed, and it will increase the amount of time your audience sees it for as a result!

Next: use the right hashtags. Instagram lets you add up to 30 hashtags for each image post, and that means you have thirty opportunities to help people find you. If you could play the lottery for free 30 times, would you only enter five times? No!

The best hashtags are the ones that are popular (100,000 posts+) but not insanely popular (1,000,000 posts+).

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