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Did you know choosing a business account on Instagram could limit your reach and creativity? While it might seem like the best option, business accounts miss out on some key features like adding notes and access to certain music tracks that are exclusive to personal and creator accounts. For more flexibility, engagement tools, and creative options, switching to a creator account is the way to go. Your brand can still thrive with analytics and insights, but with the added perks of creator-exclusive features. Make the smart move for your brand today! #InstagramTips #SocialMediaStrategy #CreatorAccount #BusinessGrowth #MarketingHacks

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Let’s talk about how #BillieEilish and A24 are nailing it with Instagram’s 'Close Friends' feature. 🎤🎬 Here’s What They Did 👇 Billie Eilish added select fans to her Close Friends list, sharing exclusive sneak peeks and behind-the-scenes content about her new album. A24 offers a club where, for a small monthly fee, fans get added to their Close Friends and access exclusive giveaways, events, trailer drops, and more. Here’s Why It’s Cool 👇 This strategy creates a sense of exclusivity and makes fans feel special and involved. It leverages Instagram’s features to build a closer connection with the audience. Here’s Why It Worked 👇 🤫 Exclusive Content: Fans love feeling like insiders. 🤝 Personal Connection: Direct interaction increases loyalty and engagement. 🐝 Buzz Creation: Limited access content sparks curiosity and excitement. 💰 Monetization: A24 found a way to monetize this by offering exclusive content to paying members. While Instagram's subscription feature is an option, it pays out only when you earn $100 and the process takes 7-10 business days, making direct payouts more appealing. How Can You Implement This in Your Strategy? 👇 🔍 Identify Your Top Fans: Use platform features to engage directly with your most loyal followers. 👀 Share Exclusive Content: Provide sneak peeks or special updates to create a sense of exclusivity. 🙀 Build Anticipation: Tease upcoming products or events to generate buzz. Monetize Strategically: Consider offering exclusive content as part of a subscription service. Why This Matters 👇 This isn't just about using features—it’s about connecting on a deeper level and turning your audience into a community. It’s about engagement, relevance, and creating value beyond the usual posts. Personally, I think this is such a brilliant strategy and use of this feature. Are your teams using this strategy with your brand, business, or as a creator? I'd love to hear your thoughts! If you found this insightful, follow me for more tips and strategies! #strategy #socialmedia #community #musicindustry #film #creative

Trying to replicate a TikTok "stitch" reply here on Linkedin. This one is in response to Bill Harper. I'll link to Bill's original post in the comment. It's about the power of storytelling verses selling features. As examples he contrasts Miller's "vortex" bottle campaign with Budweiser's "whassup" campaign to prove features are forgettable and story-based branding is impactful and lasting. I think about this a lot and wonder -- as I express in this reply -- whether the contrast isn't quite as dramatic for smaller tech-related companies where features are often the first thing people ask about. As a sidenote, LinkedIn should hustle to replicate some of TikTok's better interative features - stitches, duets, greenscreen etc all help provide valuable context to video posts. Sidenote #2, you may wonder why I didn't post this on TikTok. That's because I use it only for posting music and meeting other musicians. I happened upon Bill's account there and mix some of his business advice into my mostly music stream.

How Kendrick Lamar’s Surprise Album GNX and Wizkid’s Morayo Can Inspire Social Media Growth I am here with another amazing tip for my mates! Kendrick Lamar has surprised fans with his new album, GNX, while Wizkid recently released Morayo. For social media managers, this is a perfect example of leveraging trending news to engage audiences and grow your platform. Music releases like these spark conversations worldwide, bringing fans together to debate, share, and celebrate. As a social media manager, you can jump into these discussions and connect them to your niche.  For instance, if your brand focuses on entertainment, compare Kendrick Lamar’s lyrical depth in GNX with Wizkid’s unique sound in Morayo. Even if your niche is pet niche, compare their dogs, cats and others at this moment! Highlight how both artists inspire their fans differently. Encourage your audience to join the conversation with polls, quizzes, or creative challenges. Ask, "Are you team GNX or Morayo?" This not only boosts engagement but also shows that your brand stays updated on cultural moments. Pitch content that ties into the buzz. If you manage a fashion page, explore the artists' style choices. For a business niche, talk about their marketing strategies. Using trending music news effectively can drive traffic, grow your following, and keep your content fresh. Dive into the hype, add your unique spin, and watch your engagement soar. Happy weekend, social media champs! ......................................... If you are just finding my page here, welcome to my world. I am Tadese Faforiji Ismael a professional social media manager, Google and Facebook ads manager, and content creator. #Tadexprof #socialmediamanager #digitalexpert #facebook #instagram #socialmediamanagement #Facebookmarketplace

🚨 Instagram Reels Trial Feature🚨 Instagram is testing a powerful feature that lets you upload multiple versions of the same Reel (can create different cover photos, captions, music, and titles) shown to a targeted group of non-followers. This is HUGE for creators and brands looking to maximize reach. Here’s an example: Two identical videos I posted had only slight differences in their cover photo and title. The result? One pulled average views, but the other exploded with 8 million more views. A small tweak made all the difference. TRIALS is a strategic opportunity to A/B test your content organically. Imagine the insights you can gather on what actually works with your audience. Are you seeing this feature yet? If so, how are you using it?

Yesterday, an A&R told me that Instagram Reels and TikToks are the best indicators of how well a new track will stream during its first week. So if you want to pitch your music to a record label, the best thing you can do is create content for your track BEFOREHAND. That means you should: - Tease new music on social media all the time. See which songs get the most traction, and THEN pitch those tracks to record labels. - Keep up to date with social media trends and viral content. - Double down on content that does well by focusing your efforts on those specific songs. - Invest some money into boosting posts that do well naturally. This is WAY more effective than standard ads. If you do all of these things, eventually, one of your songs will pick up enough traction to get a record labels attention. Until then, make sure to self-release music consistently to keep fans engaged without record labels. Because you don't NEED record labels to be successful. But, it doesn't hurt... #musicmarketing #musicindustry #digitalmarketing #contentcreation

Introducing a game-changer in social media: Instagram Reels! 📸🎞️ It's a new feature that allows you to create short videos with music, effects, and more. Learn all about it here: @profiletree

🎯 Growing Businesses & Building Fanbases! 🎯 As a digital marketer, my role goes beyond just driving business growth—it's about creating connections and helping artists build their #fanbase. 💡🎤 Over the past two months, I've had the pleasure of working with an incredibly talented singer, helping to grow her #YouTube #subscribers and promote her new album launch—all with a budget of just $282. 🎶✨ As we see the results, we’re ready to scale up the budget and expand the reach even further. 🎶✨ Digital marketing is not a one-day game—it’s about building momentum over time, adapting to your client's and their audience's evolving needs, and creating a strategy that grows alongside them. 🎧💼 If you’re an #artist or #brand looking for a long-term #marketing strategy, let’s connect and take your vision to the next level! #DigitalMarketing #YouTubeGrowth #AlbumLaunch #FanbaseBuilding #BudgetScaling #LongTermStrategy #SuccessJourney #MusicPromotion

Too many brands treat social media like a megaphone—talking at their audience instead of building a dialogue. But the brands that break through the noise do something different. They create meaningful conversations and build communities around their content. Let’s look at three examples of brands that are doing a great job of creating conversations with consumers: ✨ e.l.f. Beauty – They don’t just post about products—they ask for input, respond to comments, and even co-create products with their community. By making their audience feel like a part of the process, they’ve built a loyal following that actively engages with the brand. 🧱 LEGO – The brand encourages fans to showcase their creativity by sharing their own builds and participating in challenges. They celebrate their community’s contributions, turning customers into collaborators and fostering a genuine sense of connection. 🎧 Spotify – Their 'Wrapped' campaign turns users into content creators, encouraging them to share their personal listening stats and start conversations about music. By engaging users in this way, Spotify doesn’t just create content—it amplifies it through a dedicated community. If you’re only talking at your audience, you’re missing out on the deeper relationships that come from true engagement. Social media works best when it’s a conversation—not a monologue. How is your brand building conversations with your audience?