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What To Post On Your Hair Extension Instagram Account

Once you’ve set up your account and got to grips with the basics, it’s time to think about what to post on your new account. The best way to think about your Instagram account, is that it’s a portfolio for your best work. This is how customers will find you, connect with you and decide whether they like your style, so it’s important it reflects the best version of you and your work.

Personalising Your Instagram Account

How personal do you want to make it? This is one of the first questions you need to ask yourself, will you feature on the page, will you be the voice of it? Or would you prefer to keep it less personal and more professional, these are all good decisions to make before you start posting. Whatever you decide, your first few posts should be about your services, what you offer and if you have any great pics of your work already, go ahead and upload them too!

What to post and what not to post

In all, it is totally up to you what you decide to post on your Instagram account however, it’s important that the resolution is high, and they’re good quality pictures. Grainy, ‘difficult to see’ images will not showcase your work well, it will give the impression that you haven’t paid attention to detail which isn’t what potential customers are looking for. It may also be worth considering how you wish to edit your pictures and what filters you’d like to add etc. At SimplyHair, the images we choose to post and repost from our customers are always very clean, clear and minimalistic, so our followers can view the hair clearly without any distractions. We personally would avoid adding text/frames/borders to images as they can distract from your work and will most likely look a little messy.

Planning Your Content

When planning your upcoming posts, it’s important to think about what your current clients or potential clients would like to see? What are you comfortable with sharing? If you feel that your clients follow you on Instagram because they love you as a person and want to see more of your life behind t