Week 7 Part B: How Other Class Members Businesses Use Instagram

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This week when looking into our classmates Instagram's, it was interesting to see how different types of businesses use it differently. 

The first Instagram commented on was Trulyours Designs. I loved this page as it right away shows the images that can be purchased and are available. Not only do they showcase the images, they also try to get the customers to interact by asking favourite colours etc. Instagram can be a great asset to this company. 

The second Instagram I observed and commented on was Prod.byterrell. As this page is pretty new, it doesn't give much away, which I like. The posts that are on there are very eye catching, as they were on the FaceBook page, and i'm excited to see how this account grows and links it to FaceBook. 

The third Instagram I observed and commented on i.am.ionian. This is the first Instagram I commented on which is already an established account. This account has a link to their website, as well as utilizing the reels, IGTV and stories which i think is great. They also have catchy videos which attract their audience and make them aware of their account management needs. 

I think overall, Instagram will be a great asset to any business starting out, or already established. They allow customers to interact with the business and it allows the companies to idetnify what customers are looking for. 

https://www.instagram.com/i.am.ionian/

https://www.instagram.com/prod.byterrell/

https://www.instagram.com/trulyours_designs/

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