How to design a business Instagram feed: post planning and a phone check
Make your business Instagram feed easier to understand: post roles, a sample plan, readable covers and a pre-publication check.
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Instagram practice
Profiles, visuals and the journey from an ad to an enquiry.
Make your business Instagram feed easier to understand: post roles, a sample plan, readable covers and a pre-publication check.
Read articlePROFILE / INSTAGRAM
Someone arriving from an ad should understand your offer and how to contact you. Check that journey before sending paid traffic to the profile.
Read articlePHOTOGRAPHY / INSTAGRAM
Create a set of images that shows the product’s shape, texture and scale. A phone, a window and a simple background are enough to start.
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A short video is easier to film when every shot has a purpose. Here is a practical demo structure without promises of viral reach.
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Bring price, included items, payment and delivery into one short sequence so a buyer does not have to search through unrelated posts.
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Replace “make it look good” with a short, concrete brief. Agree on the message, materials and expectations before design starts.
Read articleREVIEWS / INSTAGRAM
A useful review explains someone’s experience rather than simply saying “great service”. Collect the material, agree on publication and preserve its meaning.
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When several people make content, shared visual rules help it stay recognisable. Start with a compact set of decisions and practical examples.
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