Instagram stories: What they are and how to use them to sell

More than 500 million people use Instagram Stories every day, tapping, reading, and interacting with the Stories of the people they follow (and likely Stories ads as well). That means that your Story or Story ad might possibly be seen by half a billion people.
Whatever kind of business you run, there’s no denying that you long for more income and sales. You need to hang out where your consumer is and look for different ways to market your goods. It follows that social media marketing is used by the majority of businesses (71%) to fulfil their objectives.
This article will show you how you can turn a large percentage of the over 500 million Instagram users into your customers and sell your products or service using your Instagram story. Let’s first find out what Instagram stories are.
What are Instagram stories?
Instagram stories is a feature within the Instagram app called that enables users to upload pictures or videos that automatically vanish after 24 hours. They come in a vertical style and are intended to be quick, memorable, and entertaining.
Instead of the news feed, they show up at the top of the Instagram app. To truly make your material stand out, they include interactive elements like stickers, polls, and Instagram Story effects.
How do you use Instagram stories to sell
I have previously shared how to earn money as a freelancer on Instagram and here I am sharing another money making-opportunity with you. In this article, I will be showing you how you can sell your products using your Instagram stories.
Each day, post one to seven Stories
Tease Your Upcoming Product or product launch
Schedule your Instastory content:
Reach Your Target Audience with Instagram Ads
Use Instagram features such as polls, and stickers to market your products
Brands can easily experiment with various types of content on Instagram since, unlike your permanent curated feed, Stories vanish after 24 hours. Small company entrepreneurs can upload everything on their stories, from raw recordings of their daily lives to images of their newest items and quick videos of them responding to frequently asked questions.
Re-sharing the posts and experiences of their followers in their own Stories is another way that brands can express their appreciation for their customers.
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