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How to Get More Likes On Your Instagram Posts

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1. Good Quality Content Share. Post something that takes people to the eye. As a result, people can better like your photos. Which may be your own picture or where you work, your picture of the place. Which will make you like in your photo, You will get some inspiration from that photo. This will further brighten the likelihood of your next posting. It should go without saying that better quality photos yield more engagement, but you’ll still find many who don’t abide by this Golden Rule of Instagram. Brands, in particular, have a certain reputation to hold, and you don’t want that reputation to be for sloppy photos. While this doesn’t mean you have to invest in all the latest high-tech equipment, it does mean paying attention to things like lighting and whether or not your camera is in focus. If you’re going the Story route, a little editing can go a long way. 2. Share your pictures. Present yourself in front of everyone very well. Which could be a beautiful photo...

Ways to Boost Your Likes on Instagram

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1. Categorize the Photos with Hashtags.  By using appropriate hashtags, you will be able to categorize the photos that you upload on Instagram. These hashtags have the ability to get you covered from the fellow users on Instagram. In addition, you will be able to increase your chances of getting more likes to your photos and followers to your account. That’s because you will be able to increase the likelihood of getting your photos viewed and shared with the use of appropriate hashtags. 2. Schedule at Best Times.  Track Maven found that posts published between 10 PM and 3 AM get the most interactions. There are several reasons for this, but one key thing to keep in mind with this data is that engagement rates are higher when competition is low. Fewer people posting between 10 pm and 3 am means there are fewer posts competing against yours, which can then see them get increased attention. More attention, as noted, can mean higher overall exposure - but you do nee...