On the platform of Instagram everything is about sharing while not everything is sharable. Take stories for example. While as an Instagram’s staple, stories can’t be easily shared outside in Instagram bubble. However, this thing is about to change. Instagram is now working on a specific thing which would allow you to share a convenient link to Instagram story to any other platform-text, email, social...
Read MoreNo wonder this would be a small but excellent addition. The reverse Engineering expert Jane Manchun Wong has found a new finding on Instagram- Instagram is currently working on an option to that would be able to separate new and old likes on your posts, enabling you to see the last activity more easily and take necessary action on the same. As you can see the...
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Instagram is a great way to showcase your portfolio and build an engaged audience base that is there to support your work and give their feedback to further improve your work. Interestingly, it is also the preferred hiring website for creative companies and start-ups.
We have a heard a million times how people are using Instagram to make money but we never really considered how this could also be a very real opportunity for people seeking jobs. Case in point, a 19-year old Moulik (who is still in college) got hired to work for Notebook just because of his Instagram work portfolio.
Achin Bhattacharya, CEO/Founder of Notebook needed wanted to create an artistic and engaging video for his startup. Instead of looking for creative graphic designers on LikedIn, he rather decided to browse Instagram for finding the right graphic designer. This is where his team found Debangshu Moulik, a Pune (India) based graphic artist. The team was really impressed by his credentials, his portfolio and the fact that he had 41,300 Instagram followers. The team hired Moulik immediately.
Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms, and every small business should consider using the platform. From gathering insights to promoting posts, it keeps rolling out tools to help business owners succeed on the photo-sharing social media platform.
Instagram customers had been missing 70 % of all posts and 50 % of their friends’ posts prior to the app ditched the reverse chronological feed for an algorithm in July 2016. Regardless of backlash about confusing ordering, Instagram now says relevancy sorting has led to its 800 million-plus customers seeing 90 % of their friends’ posts and spending much more time around the app.
However Instagram has by no means explained precisely how the algorithm chooses what to show you till these days. The Facebook -owned business assembled a group of reporters at its under-construction new San Francisco workplace to take the lid off the Instagram feed ranking algorithm.
