Do you remember a few weeks ago when Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri, started hinted about a brand new Instagram feature that was going to be rolled out soon? Many of us either wanted A) insights for Reels or B) Instagram to stop rolling out new features at the speed of light like they did in 2020. After much build up and fanfare, the announcement was kind of … chill? Instagram announced that when you go Live, you can now have more than one guest on the live with you. With the

Creators on Instagram are constantly pumping out new filters. We're sorting through them all and bringing the best ones to your inbox. Read on to find your new go - to Instagram filter. 1. Moody Sparkles ✨ by @corinthsuarez This filter makes you look like you've spent a week on the beach, and adds small glimmers of sparkle to the bright whites in your Story. There's also a light grain, giving the photo a dreamy effect. 2. Sweet Dreams by @summerfridays If you've come across a

Trends are always coming and going on Instagram. We're here to help you keep up with them before they pass you by. If you're looking for some ways to spice up your Instagram feed, try out these photo edits. Grain Vintage has always been in on Instagram in one form or another. Right now, vintage is showing up in the form of grainy photos. Grain makes a photo seem like it was taken on an old polaroid or disposable camera. It also gives the photo a dreamy almost magical look. If

Ever wonder how people have the cutest little covers on their Instagram Highlights? We have the step - by - step guide to creating covers that will boost your profile's aesthetic. Let's go. 1. Create a free Canva account. 2. Search for Instagram Story Highlight Cover templates in Canva. 3. Pick a template that matches your aesthetic or start from a blank template! 4. Change the text. 5. Pick an icon that matches your text. 6. Change the color of the text and the icon to your

Hey! Hollyn here, Media A La Carte's leading content creator and copywriter. Sometimes I sit down at the computer feeling completely uninspired with anything I have to offer. Can you relate? When I feel like that, I turn to these tips to get myself back on track. 1. Subscribe to Newsletters/Blogs From People Creating Content You Admire (And Actually Read Them) Part of being a good writer is being an avid reader. The more writing your brain takes in, the more it learns about s