Do you feel that even though you are trying hard, your Instagram account is standing still? That you are losing customers who just enter and exit your account? That you love your Instagram collaborations, although smaller accounts have lots of them? Perhaps this is because your Instagram is inconsistent, chaotic, and cluttered.
I
have one quick question for you – what does the person who enters your profile
see for the first time? A sequence of 6-9 photos, which is the effect of your
last activity on Instagram. It is at this point that she usually makes a
decision whether or not she will be watching you. Whether or not her first
impressions impress her depends on whether she clicks “follow”. That is why it
is worth ensuring consistency on Instagram.
How do we behave on Instagram?
Think
– you act exactly the same. You go in, you look and you make a decision – do I
stay or not?
When
a new person joins your Instagram account, the decision as to whether they will
stay with you longer and click “follow” is made in just a few seconds.
When
a potential customer visits your Instagram account, they instantly see if your
listing is for them or not.
When
an agency employee visits your Instagram account, he or she quickly decides
whether to send you a cooperation proposal or not.
These
are the seconds that can decide whether you are growing or selling, and whether
you have Instagram collaborations.
Therefore,
what your account makes at first glance really matters.
A means to an end
You
might be surprised, but an aesthetic Instagram account is not an end in itself.
This is just a measure to an end to help you impress your marketing agency
employees, attract the attention of potential customers, and keep people coming
to your Instagram account for longer for Consistency on Instagram.
And
now I have a question for you – what does your Instagram account say about you
today?
What kind of business card does it
issue to you?
Now,
I would like to propose you a simple exercise. But it’s really simple.
Go to your Instagram account …
And
now imagine this isn’t your account at all. That you are here for the first
time in your life.
What
you see? How would you describe your account?
Do
you like what you see?
Does
it attract you?
Would
you click “watch”?
Would
you go to the link in BIO to find out more?
How
is your impression? Do you feel like your account could look better?
Do
you want to deal with the clutter on your account because it prevents you from
attracting people to Insta, but you don’t know where to start? I have a solution for you.
how do I know it works?
I
have been on Instagram since 2014 (then I created my first account).
Unfortunately – although I tried very hard, nothing was working on Instagram.
Along the way, I also made a lot of mistakes that simply stopped my
development.
However,
something changed at the end of 2017. I started to gradually work out and
implement the principles that I teach today in my course.
The
effects were… spectacular. In 2018, 50,000 people added me to the watched
list. No bots, connections, great equipment and “follow / unfollow”
games. I know that the fact that I had a consistent, aesthetic account
played an important role in this process, which made people who found my
profile more likely to click “watch”.
Summary Consistency on Instagram
It
goes without saying that a consistent Instagram account can be an important
part of your Instagram account development strategy. So, if you feel like
you’re trying hard and little is coming of it, then perhaps the problem is that
your Instagram is inconsistent, chaotic, and cluttered.
And
if you don’t change anything, probably nothing will change. The problem is that
to change something, you first need to know – what! Otherwise, we just feel in
the dark, wasting our time and energy.
I
know that everyone says that you should have a consistent and aesthetic
account, but in my course, I show HOW to control the chaos on your Instagram
profile and give your content a common denominator.