Instagram, A Tik Tok-Lookalike? | Kardashians Plead For OG IG | Mirror Metro
July 27, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn today's episode of Mirror Metro, with anchor Raksha Bihani, discussing the turning of Instagram into TikTok, in the process of getting "inspired" by Snapchat with the stories introduction and by TikTok with the short-form video content, have we lost the OG Instagram?
One Instagram post of Kardashians says, "Make Instagram Instagram again." I just want to see beautiful photos of my IG friends. Stop trying to be Tik Tok. Sincerely, everyone We have guests on Mirror Now: Dilip Cherian, Founder, Perfect Relations, and Benafsha Soonawalla, influencer.
Dilip Cherian said, "There is a reason for Instagram to reinvent itself." for somebody who uses Instagram for a few minutes. Apps that don't reinvent themselves are history, and apps that don't listen to their audience are also history. Instagram is going through a phase right now, which is to refresh the app.'
Benafsha Soonawalla said, "Instagram is slightly simple and a little complicated because you have to be active because of the algorithm." "If you are travelling and posting every day, then your reach is great, but if you are not active, then that traction will come to you automatically."
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