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  • Instagram blowing up, don’t know what to do with it.

    Posted by RealLifeArchitect on March 26, 2023 at 10:32 pm

    I run a small YouTube channel, 7k followers, with a sponsor. I feel like I’ve got a handle on that.

    I set up an insta a year ago, first to share images which I discuss in my videos. Im an architect and drawings don’t render very well on YT, so hosting on insta makes sense.

    I shared links to my YT videos but this has not resulted in views for the videos. Then I got into shorts on YT and shared these on insta. Last week I had about 500 followers, tonight I’ve got almost 3000 and it’s still growing.

    On the grand scale of things, this is still small but if it keeps growing then my Instagram channel could be a useful and valuable asset. The only thing is I don’t have a clue about insta. I don’t regularly use insta in my private life, I feel it has passed me by and now I have a growing channel.

    What do I do with this?
    How best to monetise it?
    What are the pitfalls?

    I’m in the UK, if that matters. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    RealLifeArchitect replied 2 years, 3 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Exciting_Parfait_856

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    March 29, 2023 at 8:14 pm

    well, In terms of monetizing, there are a few options. You could look into sponsored posts or collaborations with brands that align with your content.

    Another option is to offer services or products related to your architecture work, like prints or consultations. Concerning pitfalls, one thing to be aware of is the potential for fake followers or engagement.

    It’s important to build a genuine following and engagement, rather than buying likes or followers. There is an agency called ascend viral. It helps in getting real potential followers organically. You can rely on it.

    Also, make sure to disclose any sponsored content or partnerships to your audience. I’m not too familiar with the UK market specifically, but I’m sure there are resources and communities out there that could offer more tailored advice.

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