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Instagram Marketing Strategy l THE SEASON FOR SHOPS IS NOW l 11 Instagram Marketing Tips for Brands in 2019

Instagram Marketing Strategy 

  1. Set your goals for Instagram.
  2. Determine your Instagram target audience.
  3. Conduct a competitive analysis.
  4. Configure an editorial calendar.
  5. Build a consistent brand on Instagram.
  6. Grow your Instagram follower base.
  7. Convert your Instagram followers into customers.

https://www.hubspot.com/instagram-marketing


THE SEASON FOR SHOPS IS NOW

Find out how shops on Instagram can help you get ahead this holiday season



Connect Passions

Tap into people’s passions to create deeper relationships with your business online and off.

Immerse Visually

Tell your story using unique creative tools and immersive formats that inspire action.

Spark Exploration

Connect to new customers and strengthen relationships with existing ones.


https://business.instagram.com 


11 Instagram Marketing Tips for Brands in 2019


According to Pew Research Center, a plurality of Instagram users live in urban areas (42%), 34% of users live in the suburbs, and 24% of users in the country. Among American adults, 39% of women use Instagram and 30% of men use Instagram. However, when you look strictly at Instagram's user base, it's pretty much split 50/50 between men and women.

It's also insightful to look at the countries with the highest numbers of Instagram users:

  • United States: 120 million (37% of American population)
  • India: 75 million (6% of Indian population)
  • Brazil: 69 million (33% of Brazilian population)
  • Indonesia: 62 million (23% of Indonesian population)
  • Turkey: 38 million (48% of Turkish population)
  • Russia: 37 million (26% of Russian population)
  • Japan: 27 million (21% of Japanese population)
  • United Kingdom: 24 million (36% of British population)
  • Mexico: 22 million (17% of Mexican population)
  • Germany: 20 million (24% of German population)   

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    Advertising on Instagram

#1: Build a community around an actionable Instagram hashtag


#2: Partner with a good cause that supports your brand’s values

#3: Relate to your followers while staying relevant to your brand

#4: PLEASE don’t over-post

#5: Promote your Instagram everywhere

#6: Find the beauty in your brand (even if your offerings are ugly)

#7: Use all the tools Instagram has to offer

#8: Get inspiration from others

#9: Showcase beautiful experiences relevant to your brand

#10: Interact with others to grow your Instagram following

#11: Use Stories to Give Followers an Inside Look


https://www.wordstream.com/blog/ws/2015/01/06/instagram-marketing


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