Use Instagram to Grow Your Business
HOW TO USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS INTRODUCTION
It’s about time you learn how to use Instagram to grow your business!
Why’s Instagram (IG) so important? It’s one of our favorite platforms for countless reasons, but just to name a few –
Brand Awareness
Good IG feeds lead to better brand awareness which translates to more purchases online and in retail stores. People likely won’t seek out your product unless they already know about it – this way, you make the first move.
Word-of-Mouth
Your business should work for you while you sleep (passive growth), but chances are it hasn’t up until this point. As you build your fan base on Instagram, you’ll have others spreading the word about your business for you through IG Stories, IGTV, and main feed posts.
Competitive Edge
When you show up on Instagram, you connect with different audiences while keeping your existing fans engaged. You immediately have that special edge against other brands in your niche that aren’t nurturing their online presence.
We’ll Break Down How to Use Instagram to Grow Your Business Into Five Small Steps
- 1: Account Setup
- 2: Content Creation
- 3: Daily Strategy
- 4: Giveaways
- 5: Influencers
- 6: Instagram Reels
- 7: Switching to Business Account
SECTION 1: USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS THROUGH PROPER ACCOUNT SETUP
Create an Instagram Account on Your Phone App
- Download the Instagram app from the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play Store (Android).
- Once it’s installed, tap the app to open it.
- Tap Sign Up With Email or Phone Number (Android) or Create New Account (iPhone), then enter your email address or phone number (which will require a confirmation code) and tap Next. You can also tap Log in with Facebook to sign up with your Facebook account.
- If you register with your email or phone number, create a username and password, fill out your profile info and then tap Next. If you register with Facebook, you’ll be prompted to log into your Facebook account if you’re currently logged out.
Create an Instagram Account on Your Computer
- Visit instagram.com
- Click Sign up, enter your email address, create a username and password or click Log in with Facebook to sign up with your Facebook account.
- If you register with an email, click Sign up. If you register with Facebook, you’ll be prompted to log into your Facebook account if you’re currently logged out.
Now, let’s refine your account preferences and user experience by discovering which is the right Instagram account type for you.
Choosing a Personal, Business, or Creator Account
There are three kinds of Instagram accounts: Personal, Business, and Creator. Instagram began with Personal accounts, and it’s what you’ll have set up by default. It leaves much to be desired, so it wasn’t long before creatives + brands desired analytics and deeper insights to measure their performance.
The Business account option – while sufficient – has served as a catch-all for brands, influencers and every kind of artist under the sun. Now there’s a more specific option you can also try out: the Creator account.
The Creator account was added at the end of 2018.
It’s a Professional Instagram profile that allows users to access more features to control one’s online presence, understand growth and manage messages. Meaning, you’ll gain access to in-depth performance insights and Direct Messaging organizational tools.
It’s also important to note that we’ve seen no negative impact from Instagram’s algorithm or an account’s reach when switching over to the creator profile – unlike some who have seen a negative impact from switching to a business account.
The names for these accounts speak for themselves! Are you using Instagram for personal, business, or creative reasons? Here are some more questions you should ask yourself…
The Personal account is right for you if you –
– Use Instagram to stay in touch with friends, family, or specific communities.
– Are not going to earn an income from day-to-day activities on IG.
– Get or expect to get some Direct Messages (DMs) but have no need to sort them.
The Business account is right for you if you –
– Operate a more traditional business by selling a product or service.
– Are getting or expecting to get a lot of DMs but mostly just the same FAQs.
The Creator account is right for you if you –
– Use Instagram to run a business or plan to, but you or your specialty craft is your business. In some cases, your face or influence drives profit.
– Are getting or expecting to get a lot of DMs that vary a ton because you offer multiple services or handle a high volume of unique commissions.
At the moment, there are no special requirements you must meet to switch over to the Instagram Creator account. If you’re a creative on the hunt for 1) insights on your IG growth + performance or 2) managing a ton of varied DMs, then this account type is likely for you!
Also, there’s Creator Shopping!
With this feature, you can create shoppable posts to support the brands you love + those you’re partnering with. Users can directly purchase through a link displayed on your photo. Just another way to measure ROI and convey your value as a content creator!
Finally, you’ll also gain access to the Instagram Creator Studio, “an easy-to-use dashboard management tool that allows you to see all your Facebook and Instagram analytics (that you’d otherwise access in the app) – on your desktop,” (Keyhole).
How to Switch to a Creator Instagram Account
Here’s your step-by-step instructions –
- Go to your account and tap the menu icon in the top right-hand corner.
- Select Settings by tapping the gear icon.
- Select Account.
– If you currently have a personal account, choose Switch to Professional Account and tap Creator.
– If you currently have a Business profile, choose Switch to Creator Account. - Choose a category that best describes what you do – so many options!
- Option to connect to your Facebook Page
– If you have a Facebook Page you would like to link to your account, select it from the list that appears.
– You’re also able to skip this step. - Review contact information. At least one contact is needed to proceed. You will have the option to display or hide this on your profile.
- Choose your profile display options. You can decide whether to hide or display your category and contact details on your profile.
Note: “If your personal account is private, completing these steps will make it public. All pending follow requests will be automatically accepted when you go public,” (Instagram).
How to Switch to a Business Instagram Account
- Go to your account and tap the menu icon in the top right-hand corner.
- Select Settings by tapping the gear icon.
- Select Account.
– If you currently have a personal account, choose Switch to Professional Account and tap Business.
– If you currently have a Creator profile, choose Switch to Business Account. - Option to connect to your Facebook Page
– If you have a Facebook Page you would like to link to your account, select it from the list that appears.
– You’re also able to skip this step. - Review contact information. At least one contact is needed to proceed. You will have the option to display or hide this on your profile.
Of course, you may change your mind once you make the switch so here’s…
How to Switch Back to a Personal Instagram Account
- Go to your profile and tap the menu icon in the top right-hand corner.
- Select Settings by tapping the gear icon.
- Select Account.
- Select Switch to Personal Account and tap Switch Back to confirm.
All in all, it’s exciting to have more options on this oftentimes influencer-driven platform! Now, it’s time to discuss the content you’ll be thinking up, creating, and sharing on Instagram to grow your business.
SECTION 2: USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS WITH CONTENT CREATION
We could go on about branded content creation forever – it’s a beast! So, we’ll keep this short. These are the most important strategies to keep in mind while creating content to use Instagram to grow your business.
Create Messaging Buckets
Maybe you haven’t heard of messaging buckets before! They’re basically different categories you can sort future content into, ensuring you touch on all aspects of your business or brand.
As a jumping off point, we recommend the following buckets –
From there, you can create subcategories that fit inside each bucket. Here’s what that would look like for a brand like Purely Pecans, a clean label pecan butter company + what kind of visuals they might use –
Product (or Client) Highlights
- A photo of a jar of their Pecan Butter
Recipes (DIYs + Tutorials)
- This one’s self explanatory! Take a product and incorporate it into a recipe or DIY
- Let’s say you’re offering a service – you’re a realtor. In this case, you’d record a video or snap a series of photos related to home financing or shopping
Education
- Share the why behind your product or service
- Spotlight an ingredient or your products nutritional benefits
Community
- An ingredient photo of salt and sugar that asks users to answer the question: “Are you feeling sweet or salty today?”
- A caption with a call-to-action in the caption: “Drop an emoji in the comments that perfectly summarizes your weekend plans!”
- A photo from your day volunteering at your local food bank
Fun, Quotes, and Events
- A shareable meme video that’ll make your audience laugh
- You may use your caption to tie this content back to your product or service – or, leave it open-ended to let the moment just be
Assign the buckets different colors and use a highlighter tool to mark them on your calendar along with a short description of the content. Example –
Write Varied Captions
Once you’ve got a visual picked out, it’s time to write a caption.
Consider what you’ve seen other brands in your space doing. In most cases, a blend of short and long captions is a win.
Sometimes you need the space to really get in-depth, especially in an educational or recipe post. Other times, you can let the graphic mostly speak for itself – the caption could be as short as a single emoji that plays up the theme.
Captioning a photo is an artform, and you’ll learn what works best for your audience from trial and error. It’s also a medium to speak to your audience on a deeper level, beyond a simple graphic. Your visual drew them in – now, what do you really have to say?
Do note that you can preface a long caption with a couple of words that summarize what you’re about to jump into, enticing users to hit “read more” to see your full caption.
Choose Legit Hashtags
There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it! You should be using hashtags.
Why? Some users follow hashtags, so your content will find its way to their feeds automatically and it’s a great way to aggregate your content.
Also, it’s an easy way to be discovered. It connects your content with new or existing communities that people tap into on a daily basis.
Hashtags are also important as a tool for you to use when engaging with others. We’ll touch on this more in Section 3: Daily Strategy.
You can use up to 30 hashtags on Instagram. We’ll use anywhere from 10-25 for our clients.
This is because quality outranks quantity once again. Find hashtags that an everyday person uses – not a bunch of bots!
Start with a key hashtag. For a brand like NutriSuits (a prebiotic-probiotic supplement), that could be #guthealth. Paste your key hashtag into Instagram’s search bar. The results not only show you posts, but related hashtags as well.
Browse through the recent tab to get a sense of how often people are posting, what they’re posting about, and if it’s a match for your brand (keeping your ideal consumer in mind).
SECTION 3: USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS WITH YOUR DAILY STRATEGY
You may be wondering what the value of engaging on Instagram really looks like. We’ve seen firsthand how it can make waves, so we’re excited to provide you with a breakdown that we personally apply on the daily!
And while it may seem a little crazy to share so much of our strategy, we’ve done just that with our Engaging with Social Content guide which we’ve made COMPLETELY FREE just for you. 🙂 Go ahead – download right this minute!
Engaging with users shows people that you’re a real brand: You care about your customers and want their business. You wouldn’t let a customer service email go unanswered – right?! Same thing here – if someone tags your brand or floats a question via DM, it’s essential that you step in and field those mentions.
People you’re engaging with will start to perceive your brand as friendly, reliable, and trustworthy.
This translates to an increase in followers, substantial brand loyalty, and lifetime customers.
Plus, it’s a compounding strategy to gain more clients or sales as social channels favor posts that have more likes, comments, saves, and shares – that’s the social media algorithm at work! When you consistently show up, more people end up seeing your brand and how well you interact with others.So, play nice!
Through years of trial and error, we’ve boiled down our tried-and-true strategy to three points that fuel impactful Instagram engagement: Listening, Engaging, and Interacting.
Listening
To be a good listener, you have to remain present. This means getting on the choice platforms for your brand Monday through Friday, even popping in over the weekend, to see what your audience is talking about + how they’re engaging with your recent posts.
You may choose to set up various notifications via Google, Instagram, and Facebook, so you’ll receive an alert relevant to hashtags, other brand accounts, or influencers that are in line with your brand.
We include a short activity to get you thinking more about who you should be listening to here: Engaging with Social Content.
Engaging
Take note of positive and negative comments.
If the comment is positive, find a natural way to respond that feels genuine. Record especially good testimonials to utilize in future marketing materials.
As is the way of the internet, negative commenters are inevitable.
You’ll have to decide if the comment is customer service related and needs real attention or just a troll trying to get the best of you – in which case, we’d suggest deleting it or blocking the user if future harassment seems likely.
If it’s a true customer service complaint, take care to reply on the platform the user commented on, letting them know you have DM’d them so you can move the conversation off your public channel into a private channel.
Interacting
Create a few hashtags related to your brand. If you’ve got a long brand name, consider abbreviating it. You could also employ an adjective related to what the brand’s experience is or the mission behind it.
For example, the brand @hailmerrysnacks created their branded hashtag #sinkyourteeth, because it’s more relatable and more likely to be used by fans.
- Include branded hashtags in every post, encouraging users to tag their own content with said hashtag.
- Comment and like those using your hashtags – thank them for being a fan!
- Interact with other hashtags that relate to what your brand does. For a gluten-free snack brand, this could be #healthyeats or #whole30.
Users that click in to your custom hashtag will view a plethora of posts with your product front and center.
One of the most challenging aspects of engaging is knowing how much time to pour into the different relationships you’re building. We like to focus on these three core relationships:
- Influencers – an individual who has the power to impact purchase decisions of others because of their established following. This could be at a micro (less than 5k followers) or macro (more than 5k followers) level.
- Like-Minded Brands – brands with similar qualities to your own, oftentimes prospecting the same audience. Careful not to interact with a direct competitor (example: you both sell matcha-based energy bars).
- Potential Customers – your ideal demographic in age and interests.
Start to schedule time in your day for engagement, dividing how you engage based on which relationships matter most to your brand.
Experiment with different ratios, like half an hour for influencer + like-minded brand relationship building versus an hour sifting through relevant hashtags. It can get pretty complicated, so we created this timetable that breaks down how + where to invest your time.
And, remember we’ve got our free Engaging with Social Content guide available here!
Once you’ve got this daily strategy down, there are a couple special monthly events you can use to increase your following + engagement on a grander scale. Namely, giveaways.
SECTION 4: USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS WITH GIVEAWAYS
Surely, you’ve seen Instagram giveaways on your feed. Aside from a product or influencer shot, they include a call to action in the caption that ultimately forwards a brand or influencer’s growth –
- “Follow our page, like this photo, and tag as many friends as you’d like in the comments! One comment = one entry!”
- “Like this photo and follow the link in our bio to sign up for our newsletter!”
We’ve earned hundreds, even thousands of followers and email subscribers for brands by implementing monthly giveaways.
So, what kind of Instagram giveaway rules should you set? How do you connect with other brands? Let’s dive right into it with these six easy steps.
1. Pick A Goal
Do you want to grow your follower count, email list, or something else entirely?
Free advice: If you’re starting at follower count zero, building out your follower pool is the way to go.
Then, you’ll have a greater network to interact with if you’d like to collect emails in the future (product familiarity alone often sways users to forfeit their email in the hopes of a potential discount).
2. Find Brand Partners
3. Make Contact
Start with a simple DM. Show a little love for the brand you’d like to team up with and share important details regarding the kind of giveaway you intend on hosting as well as when you plan to launch it. If you’ve hosted a giveaway before, take care to hint at past areas of success.
4. Take Photo + Create Copy
Whether you buy participating brand’s products on your own, have free product shipped over, or design some sort of graphic that represents those brands, now is the time to snap a photo or pop into Photoshop.
Situate all the subject matter so it fits inside of a square to look good in the feed, use natural lighting, or invest in some photography lighting to ensure products are adequately lit. Use bright color backdrops when you can to make the image shine!
Then, get to typing up a killer caption. The main thing here is that you state instructions for participants in a very clear manner with a call to action while including a gentle disclaimer that protects the brand you represent from legal allegations.
You can borrow our Instagram Giveaway Legal Disclaimer Template:
We’ll randomly pick a winner next week. Open to US residents only. Must be 18+ with a public profile to win. By entering you acknowledge that this giveaway is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or administered by Instagram and release Instagram of all responsibility. Good luck!
5. Set Dates + Amplify Reach
Nail down a date. We bet you’re wondering: “How long should I run an Instagram giveaway?”
The optimal length of time may vary, but three to five days is pretty standard. We share more info like this in our guide.
After you launch your giveaway, it’s time to promote it accordingly. Share it via Stories – add it to a highlight. Then, budget for the dollar amount you’d like to put behind boosting your post. Note: boosting often makes a HUGE difference!
Take care to optimize your post by sending people to “Your Profile” and select Target Audience to “Automatic” – we’ve tested this and got the highest amount of new followers this way!
6. Choose a Winner
Contact the winner(s) and obtain their address, ensuring they receive their prize.
Take time to appreciate your newly acquired followers – follow up with a discount code or email to solidify a connection.
Don’t forget to share the giveaway results with the brands you’ve partnered with! They’ll be eager to learn about the results + you may want to work together again in the future.
SECTION 5: USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS WITH INFLUENCERS
Instagram influencer programs are a beast to manage. That’s why we’re sharing our cheat sheet with you to simplify the set-up process! This includes our method + completely free messaging templates.
We’ve had great success with these in the past. For example, we established a tiered influencer program that garnered tremendous brand awareness and increased online sales, and also provided excellent UGC to share across social for an all-natural pest control brand.
We were able to increase their monthly reach tenfold with an influencer budget of only $1K/month.
This resulted in a team of 25 influencers, a 900K reach, and an increased social engagement rate from .8% to 4.63% over 4 months.
Now, those numbers really speak to the power of influencers. And, it also resulted in their highest monthly sales to-date!
Now, let’s make that happen for your brand…
1. Build a List
So, how do you connect with the right people?
2. Three methods for growing your list
- Software
- Suggested
- Instagram re-share accounts
Software
Check out these apps –
Suggested
- Browse hashtags and the explore page to find your starting place: a user in your demographic with beautiful content that’s well engaged with
- Go through their “suggested” tab on Instagram
- Vet accounts. Do they share objectively good content? Are they in your desired demographic? Are they not spammy (collabs with every brand that comes along)? Do they have good engagement rates?
- Keep track of influencers on a Google spreadsheet – here’s an example of all of the information we keep track of:
Instagram Re-Share Accounts
- Nudge 1, Week 1 – Monday:
- Like 8-10 photos, semi-recently posted and randomly
- Comment on 1-2 photos
- Send a DM
- Nudge 2, Week 1 – Wednesday:
- Like their most recent photo(s)
- Comment on 1 photo
- Send a DM
- Nudge 3, Week 1 – Friday:
- Like their most recent photo(s)
- Comment on 1 photo
- Send a DM
- Nudge 4, Week 2 – Monday:
- Like their most recent photo(s)
- Comment on 1 photo
- Send a DM
- Nudge 5, Week 2 – Wednesday:
- Like their most recent photo(s)
- Comment on 1 photo
- Send a DM
- Nudge 6, Week 2 – Thursday:
- Like their most recent photo(s)
- Comment on 1 photo
- Send your juicy offer!!
- Your offer has been sent, so it’s time to check your DMs for any replies!
- For those that say yes, request and record shipping addresses on your spreadsheet
- Follow up with any ignored messages (“Hey, just making sure you saw this!!”)
- Share acquired addresses with your team on a weekly basis to promptly send out product
That following Monday…
- Have you met your goal? Whether you’re just trying to send out free products or offering influencers payment, it’s better to keep at this process than just waiting around for a reply!
- Go back to your list and build it out again accordingly
Repeat nudge process with new contacts until desired number of leads is acquired
- For the brand that we referenced working with above, the goal was 10 leads a week = 40 leads over the course of 4 weeks
- Hi ___! It sounds like you’re enjoying [PRODUCT OFFER], so we’d LOVE to offer you a [DISCOUNT]% off coupon code and affiliate link!! You’ll make [COMMISSION]% commission from whoever uses your code or purchases through your custom link on their first order. Let us know if you’re in, and we’ll send you a link to sign up. 😀
- Hi there! Hope you’re enjoying your [PRODUCT OFFER]. Would you be interested in a [DISCOUNT]% discount code and affiliate link to share with your followers? You’ll make [COMMISSION]% commission from whoever uses your code or purchases through your custom link on their first order. Let us know if you’re in, and we’ll send you a link to sign up.
SECTION 6: HOW DO INSTAGRAM REELS WORK?
Instagram Reels is a feature that allows you to share entertaining and/or informative short videos! Here’s how Instagram Reels work:
Pick a video (or series of videos + photos)
- This could be one you already have in your gallery, or you can shoot a new one on the fly. Ideally, we suggest that you keep an album of 5-15 second video clips in an album on your phone to be able to piece together for future Reels!
- *Pro tip: When snapping pics, also take a short video to build up your video bank!
- Make it short (15-30 seconds). It’s best to keep your reel short so that when people are scrolling through their feed, they notice yours and want to watch it all the way through—and then maybe follow your account!
- Edit it down to only highlight the best parts (this will also help make it shorter).
Edit your clip(s)
When editing your Reels, you have two options:
- Edit within the Instagram app or
- Edit within a third party software (we love Splice)
When editing your Reels within the Instagram app:
- Upload all of your videos and/or photos that you want to use for the Reel
- Add filters if you’d like
- Add audio using Instagram’s in-app music selection or add your own sound! (see more below)
- You can also add captions, stickers, GIFs, text, or draw on your clips.
- We recommend you add a “hook” to the beginning of your video to catch the viewer’s attention (ex. “The best 5 minute summer appetizer”) as well as a CTA (call to action) at the end of the video to encourage engagement (ex. “Follow for more recipes!”)
- The “Edit clips” button lets you switch between clips when you’re editing so that you can reorder, add more clips, or trim.
Adding music to your Instagram reel is as easy as 1, 2, 3:
- Choose a song that matches your video and/or is trending on Instagram
Adding music to your Instagram reel is as easy as 1, 2, 3:
2. If importing your own song, make sure it is available for use on Instagram and that you have the rights to use it.
3. There are a few ways to add music to reels:
- Search on the “Search music” bar and add any music you like; or you can select “Saved” from your saved folder.
- Tip: While you’re scrolling Reels for fun – save trending audio as well as music you love so that you have a good bank of audio in your saved folder for future use.
- Search on the “Search music” bar and add any music you like; or you can select “Saved” from your saved folder.
- Add your own audio by clicking “Import” or add a “Voiceover”
- And finally, use Instagram’s suggestions like “For you,” “New releases” and “Original Audio.”
- Use the trimming tool (possible again!) to cut your clips down to the preferred length based on the beat of the song.
- Tip: This is where a third party editing app comes in handy – as you can extract the audio to be able to see where the audio “spikes” occur, making it easier to edit the clip to the beat of the song.
Share your Reels
- Share to your Feed: Once you are done creating your video, it’s time to click the “Share” button so that you can view it on your home feed.
- You can add a custom cover by uploading it at this time – or you can choose a still from the video to be your Reel cover.
- You can also choose “Crop profile image” to better adjust what is featured on the Feed.
- Optional: Share to your Story
- Once posted to your feed, tap the paper airplane icon (share button) underneath a post and select “Add Post to Your Story.” Edit the post in your Instagram Story — you can move, rotate, scale, and add text or different stickers. Here’s a breakdown on how to do this: Share an Instagram Post to Your Story
Reels are a fun way to express yourself on Instagram, so feel free to get creative! They can be used to share your passions, hobbies, interests, and everyday life.
Conclusion
Now that you know how to create and post Reels, you can start exploring one of the most innovative new features on Instagram. They are a great way to share what you’re passionate about with both friends and strangers, so don’t feel shy about making your own. And remember: just like TikTok, the possibilities for what you can do with them are endless!
SECTION 7: HOW TO SWITCH TO AN INSTAGRAM BUSINESS ACCOUNT
Introduction
Instagram is a great way to grow your business and connect with customers. Switching to a Business/Professional account is beneficial because it allows you to access insights about the performance of your content, which is something we recommend you check in on often.
If you’re already on Instagram as an individual user and want to switch to a Business/Professional account, you’ll need to go through a few steps first.
Here’s what you need to know about switching from a personal profile to an Instagram Business/Professional profile:
Anyone with an Instagram personal profile can switch to a Business/Professional account.
You’ll need to have a verified email address and a verified phone number. Once you’re set up on your business account, it will appear in the “About” section of your Instagram bio—along with any other business pages that may belong to you (if any).
The Process
- Go to your profile in the Instagram application.
- Tap the three dashes in the top right corner of the screen (the menu will appear).
- Tap “Settings,” go to “Account,” scroll down until you see “Switch to professional account.”
Switching to Professional Account
To switch to a business/professional profile, follow these steps:
- Tap “Switch to professional account.”
- Instagram will provide you with a quick summary about switching to an Instagram Business Account and what it entails. Click “Continue.”
- Choose the category that best describes you (e.g. Artist, Blogger, Digital Creator, etc.).
- A reminder will pop up that your account will be switching to a professional account and it will be public. Click “OK”
Important notes
- Link your business account to an existing Facebook Page that you have permission to manage, or create a new one.
- Link your business account to an existing Instagram Business profile that you have permission to manage.
- Fill out your contact information and verify that it’s up-to-date.
- Be sure to also add a profile photo and a cover photo along with a profile bio.
More on Making the Switch!
To create a Professional account, you’ll need to link your Instagram Business profile to an existing Facebook Page or create a new one. This is an important step because Instagram uses the same login process as Facebook to manage profiles – so if there’s any confusion about how to connect them, it will stop working.
You can also switch between personal and business accounts on your phone without having any additional steps added by going through the steps above again (And don’t worry! Switching your profile won’t make you lose any of your content!).
We hope this guide helped answer all of your questions!
HOW TO USE INSTAGRAM TO GROW YOUR BUSINESS CONCLUSION
And that’s it – our six-section guide to ensure you use Instagram to grow your business starting today!
Maybe you’re jumping in from the beginning and setting up your first-ever Instagram account. Or, revamping your long-standing strategical process. In both cases and anything in between, these tips will come in handy as you refine your online presence to develop brand loyalty and earn lifelong sales.
Running a giveaway is one of the most effective ways to quickly grow your following.
That’s why we put together this guide, where we dive into the details – little nuggets of giveaway planning gold – AND provide you with our EXACT system and essential resources: checklist, organizational spreadsheet, and messaging templates.
We’ve spent YEARS and TENS of THOUSANDS of DOLLARS perfecting our giveaway strategies. And before you ask, we’ve used these strategies across multiple verticals (from building egg empires to selling supplements) – and it proves effective every time!
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