How about having your Instagram Post to appear more than once in your followers feed?
If they don’t interact with it the first time is appears, you can increase the visibility of your Instagram Post by having it showed it again.
Read how you with this basic Instagram feature can make it happen!
When people scroll their feeds on Instagram, it’s most likely that your post just got swiped by without any notice.
I bet it’s not because they don’t like it. It’s, more because, yeah, they just scroll by as it is difficult to engage with all the information in the feed.
I’m sure you do this too.
And there is nothing bad about it. Because we can’t read or receive the information in all the millions of posts that are daily posted on Instagram. Our brains can’t handle it and we shouldn’t blame them for it!
But as you have some incredible knowledge and messages that you don’t want anyone to miss, there is a way to increase the visibility for your Instagram Posts?
There is a magic trick!
Cause, there is one way where you automatically can give your followers a new chance to discover your post?
As there is a simple instagram hack that allows your post to appear more than once in your followers feed.
What!? You say…
I guess that you already are familiar with it? It’s the Instagram Carousel Post feature, you know, the one where you can add up to 10 pictures in one post!
What happens when you are posting a carousel post is that the first picture of your carousel post is shown in your followers feed.
If they are busy and just scroll by without interacting with it, it will later be presented again, but with the second picture in the carousel.
It repeats the post for your followers
And this is how it continues. Until your follower has made an interaction or if all of the pictures in the carousel has been shown.
This means that you INCREASE your visibility as it’s like posting one, two, three, four… times more for those of your followers that just scrolled by…
Yeah, didn’t I say it was genius!
Instagram Carousel posts for visibility
Create informative carousel post in an instant.
You just place your pictures and knowledge in predesigned templates from Canva.
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Oh wow! This is some great info. Thanks for this.
You’re so welcome! I’m happy you liked it!
I had no idea about the carousel posts! I schedule all of my posts in tailwind, do you know how to post carousel posts in that app?
Hi! Carousel posts are the best! I don’t use Tailwind myself. I use Planoly and when I upload pictures to their app, they ask me if it should be as a single post or a carousel post. However, I can’t autopost when it’s a carousel post, I then got a notification and got everything downloaded so I easily can post. I guess that Tailwind should have similar function! Have you tried to google it?
I have started to use this feature a lot more often and it does help to show my posts more often but I do hate that it hides the photos behind others on the grids.
That is true. Myself I often use the carousel post to be more informative. So I have a picture at front and text in the other pictures.
And there is nothing that stops you from posting the “hidden” pictures in a new post of their own. It will also increase the visibility of your work!