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Идеи для сториз репост поста

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CROCHET 101 | Basic Stitches for Absolute Beginners

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Crocheting an Entire Outfit (as a beginner) Part One: The Fall Patchwork Cardigan 🍁🎃🍂

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Did You Catch Alex's Fun Q&A About Her Trip to Europe_

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how to wire wrap crystals! | easy tutorial

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Karma _ Instagram _ box delle domande _ Frasi Instagram _ ruota _ la ruota gira_ 🎡🔥

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I like all these videos as tutorial tik toks. I like the length of most of them being around 15-20 seconds. I like how they do not have dialogue, instead they rely on visuals and sometimes text to show the "how to" part of it. They also include popular music and audio as there background audio, using this will help these to become popular and be seen by more people because the audio is already popular.

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I like these as this or that stories because they use the poll feature on Instagram and invite interaction. they each pose a simple question to the viewer to let them make a two second decision and also invokes the viewers own opinions as well.

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I like these posts for selling because they have full focus on the products and show them with colours that match the colour pallet and vibe of the account as well as the products

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These videos are great examples of a tutorial video. All of them use close ups on hands and voice over to explain what they are doing. Each video has an "intro" portion that talks about, who the creator is, what the video will be and why it is helpful. These videos are all a bit longer than how long I would like our video to be (2-3 minuates) but in essence it will stay the same with hand close ups, heavy use on voice over and keeping the diolge super casual and like a conversation instead of a fully planned lesson

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I like these photos for hype posts because they are casual and and showing the products being worn. The focus is on the product being worn and it allows viewers to imagine themselves wearing them, making them more likely to buy the products.

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I like these as showcase tik toks because of the length of the videos 15-20 seconds. Most of them don't have dialogue and instead rely on visuals and text to portray what they want to show. They also use popular audios to gain attention and be seen by more people.

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I like these as q&a stories because of how casual they are, they look like they could have been just taken and replied to then, instead of being planned and heavily edited. It helps the audience feel more connected to the  creator and makes them feel more comfortable interacting and buying something in the future. Also the use of the question feture that is already in instagram stories