Instagram

Creators and businesses on Instagram often collaborate with others. But when collaborating with someone, tagging one of them is not good enough for the account in tags.

That’s no surprise. Most people scrolling through their feeds have an attention span of a toddler, at least when it comes to the content on their screen. Scrolling on Instagram with the television turned on in the background is just the millennial and Gen-Z way of doing things. But the lack of attention often means that the collaborator, i.e., the secondary account who’s not posting the content but is only

Stories may only stay for 24 hours but with the help of highlights, you can showcase them on your profile for a lot longer, even permanently. Highlights even let you organize your stories into neat little categories for new followers to get a glimpse of who you are.

You can update them and add more stories to them as you go. Or, if you no longer want a story or highlight to be available on your profile, you can easily delete it too. Whether you want to delete stories from within a highlight or the entire highlight, the whole affair

Social media has had a huge impact on our lives, but it isn’t always a force for good. There are certainly some elements that make it a negative place to be. Obsession with engagement and like culture are some of those elements.

Not to get philosophical, but it happens to the best of us – seeking validation in the number of likes on our posts. Although the problem is a lot deeper than that, Instagram has still introduced a temporary fix for it. You can hide the like count on your posts. Whether it’s your post or

Even though tagged posts on Instagram aren’t like Facebook, i.e., none of your followers will see the tagged post in question on their feed unless they follow the original poster, they aren’t entirely harmless either. Anyone stalking your profile can easily see all the posts you’ve been tagged in.

Mostly, tagged posts aren’t a problem. But occasionally, they can be. Sometimes a friend or family member posts a photo you didn’t want the world to see. Other times, it’s random strangers tagging you on their photos, even selfies – seriously, why do they do

Sharing simple stories on Instagram has become rather boring. They’re all about getting creative and presenting the best aesthetics you possibly can. One of the ways to get creative is to use background colors on your story.

While there’s no straightforward way to add a background color to your story, creative workarounds exist. And don’t worry. You don’t have to put in too much effort even if they are workarounds. Whether your story has a photo/ video or text and stickers, changing the background color is easy, albeit the processes are different.