Instagram likes, all people want them People want to be admired on Instagram and for that they need more followers. Know your audience. Like: your target customer, their interests, and who they follow. Create a persona to target your content. Listen closely. Tailor your content based on how your audience is engaging with theirs. Use hashtags. We talked about this above. Don’t skip it.
Though they’re not that effective when looking to reach Instagram users near you, using the most popular hashtags can be helpful when you’re looking to reach a large group of Instagram users. Using popular hashtags helps your photo be seen by more people, which is an easy way to rack up a large number of likes on your photos. Remember that they’re not high-quality likes, but if you’re just looking for a way to boost your account’s credibility, this is a good way to go.
Just like having a partnership with an influencer, partnering with a brand that has a complementary product within your industry (not a competing one!) can help you reach a greater number of people in your target market. I’d go a step further and partner with the other brand to host a giveaway, featuring a prize package that has both of your products. This is super engaging, and can help both of your brands share followers and get more likes on your photos – meaning more potential sales in the future. If none of this works you might explore automatic Instagram likes.
Engagement groups or pods are simply a group of Instagram users who come together to support each other with likes and comments. The key to making these groups work is for everyone to abide by the rules and to always offer a like to others in the group. It’s simple, really, yet the rewards can be big. When you get an influx of likes, your content is given a boost by Instagram’s algorithm. It’s a win for all members. Give these tips a try when you want to get more Instagram likes. A few strategic moves on your part can make a big difference in your engagement rates.
This one seems so simple, it’s almost insulting. But it truly is that important that you post regular content if you want to gain engagement and likes. It’s best to aim for at least once a day. This gets you recognized by the Instagram algorithm. It also lets users know what to expect from you. They can engage with you on a regular basis and get to know your brand. Sharing posts consistently increases brand awareness. You’ll see results in a number of areas like increased followers and conversions once you begin to adhere to a regular post schedule.
Growing an Instagram page following isn’t difficult, but growing an Instagram page following, along with a consistent percentage of engaged users, is the challenge. Bill Gates said it and my agency believes it: “Content is king.” Without good content, any business or influencer will struggle to scale up their following with a significant engagement rate that will impress. Once you have rich content, you need to use captions that will invite your followers to engage with it as well. While using hashtags can be great in the beginning stages of a page and marketing plan, I wouldn’t recommend using them once you’re in the 5,000 to 10,000 mark in followers. All in all, Instagram is a game that anyone can win at with daily postings, commenting and sharing.
