Instagram crashed worldwide yesterday, you surely realized shortly after it happened, on one of your recurring breaks to watch Reels. And he wasn’t the only one, as Twitter crashed around the world a few hours earlier. No doubt yesterday’s thing was falling.
Luckily, the Instagram-related news is more positive today, at least if you’re a successful influencer with a good and loyal fan base: you’ll be making more money in the coming weeks with the new tool.
Instagram boss Adam Mosseri announced the new features via Twitter. this will reach Instagram creators with paid followers.
Subscription Renewals
— Adam Mosseri (@mosseri) July 14, 2022
In this way, Instagram creators can sign up for the Followers program where they can charge their followers a monthly fee. to view exclusive content through the Instagram app.
In a video posted on Twitter, Mosseri tells us that subscribers will be able to organize exclusive chats in which they can participate and interact with subscribers– A subscriber chat can have up to 30 subscribers.
Videos and messages can now be posted directly to subscribers and will also have a subscriber badge. Also, creators with subscription content will now have a “Subscriber Home” tab on their profiles. so that your subscribers can view exclusives or sign up.
Back in January, Instagram introduced subscriptions to support live videos and stories that only paying followers can see.. In addition, followers who interact with posts also have an icon next to their name.
All these movements are directed towards one goal: to compete with TikTok. If Instagram launches money-making tools, the most successful influencers will not move to the Chinese social network, but stay in the American one to continue their business. It’s all a fight for money.
Source: Computer Hoy
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