In this feed, every alternate photo has a consistent background. The checkerboard theme isn’t just classy to look at, it is also very effective in increasing engagement. When looking at your overall feed, this kind of an arrangement will make each row pop out. If you’re the experimental kind, you can change the color theme in every row. For instance, as a seller, you can post 3 products of the same color in one row, then change to another product color in the next row. The consistent color is always in the background, while the foreground is in soft pastels. The photos are all natural, but they blend in with the overall color scheme.įor cestmaria, the Instagram account of photographer and interior stylist Maria Marie, the theme color changes with the seasons. Lifestyle photographer, Dylan Furst’s Fursty doesn’t have such an obvious color choice, but the entire feed has a tinge of blue and green. ihavethisthingwithpink’s entire feed is curated in the obvious - pink. You can stick to one color and have it repeated in various ways through the objects in your images.
This is one of the most common ways to go about a themed Instagram account. I’m inspired to try different angles from looking at their feed.
The images are so stunning, they would turn even the most random lurker into a customer.
Not only will it bring in more engagement, but it will also increase the credibility of my business.Īnd AirBnB posts images of their best BnBs from across the globe. For instance, as part of my product promotions, instead of only putting up my own pictures of my products, I could ask customers to send in their photos with my products. It’s enough to inspire you to get creative with your own account. I like how Adobe’s account puts up user-generated content that goes with their monthly theme. What do like about each one of them? Is there anything that stands out for you? Make a list of the things that appeal to you about each account. Draw inspiration from your favorite feedsĪssess all your favorite Instagram accounts.
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