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99. How to revive a dead Instagram account

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If you have an Instagram account that is stale, sitting inactive, or needs optimizing, this episode is for you. I’m talking all about how to revive a dead Instagram account. 

I’ve lost some followers in the last year, so I know what you’re going through! But I’ve figured out key steps to take and am back to growing my Instagram account. Breathe new life into your Instagram account with these simple steps.

In today’s episode, I cover:

  • Why you do or don’t have to start a new account 
  • How to focus and hone in on your niche
  • Ideas on how to elevate and refresh your branding and aesthetics
  • Why you need to remove inactive followers
  • If applicable, you should post a reintroduction to your audience about what’s to come on your account
  • Why you should post 10 pieces of high-quality content right off the bat
  • How the next piece of content should be the most valuable
  • Why actively engaging with your audience makes a difference
  • How and why you need to commit to consistency

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