Newsletter november final

1.
the new
instagram
update.
(that you might have missed)
It’s finally happened, marketers: We’ve had a month
with no new major features rolling out on a wide-scale
basis on Instagram. The wait is over! Instagram is recently
updating its platform and we have put for you
the several new features and changes that you might
follower sorting.
Instagram’s testing out a new filter option in
your ‘Followers’ and ‘Following’ lists which
would enable you to sort the listing by most
recent additions, or the opposite.
The capacity could make it easier to locate
your most long-serving brand supporters,
which may provide new opportunities for connection.
It would also make it easier to engage
with your most recent additions, and track locations
and details, which you could correlate
with campaigns.
How to: if they’ve already left a mean comment,
swipe left on it and select the ‘!’ icon,
then select “restrict [username]”. Alternatively,
you can go to your profile, hit the hamburganti
bullying tool.
Instagram has just introduced a new feature
called ‘Restrict’ that allows users to block interactions
from users that are likely to spread
hate, bully, or are unwanted for any other reason.
This is different from blocking someone because
they won’t know that they are blocked.
They can still leave their hate-filled comments
on your account, but no one will be able to see
it but them.
The account owner will be able to reveal the
comment if they are interested, otherwise “restricted
comment” will be in its place and you
can move on without being affected by that
person’s negativity!
create mode.
As detailed by TechCrunch, there’s a new
“Create” mode for Instagram Stories that essentially
turns “Throwback Thursday” into an
official feature, as well as much more. With the
new Create mode, there’s an “On This Day”
button that generates a post from that specific
day in a previous year. It can also randomly
move between different posts from different
years:
For now, the highlight of Create is the “On This
Day” option that shows a random feed post
you shared on the same calendar date in the
dark mode.
If you woke up today with a completely dark Instagram
– you’re part of their latest beta test!
Users with operating systems iOS 13 and Android
10 will be experiencing a darker version of
our most-loved social media app.
However some people are freaking out because
it’s not entirely clear how to switch to and from
the Instagram we’re used to, and the new,
grungier, dark version.
As mentioned, this is only available to users
with specific operating systems, but if you have
that, here’s how to enable/disable dark mode:
iPhone How to: Navigate to your phone Settings,
select Display and Brightness, Toggle the
Dark option.
Android How to: Navigate to your phone Settings,
select Display, select Theme, turn on
Dark Theme.