The Missing Piece

3 tips and tricks YOU need to know to use highlights effectively ✨

1️⃣ Keep your stories relevant
It can be easy to get carried away with how many stories are contained within one highlight - there are just so many, I can’t choose! 😅

The eagerness is excellent, but keep in mind. Would you want to tap through 30 stories to get to a story that is more recent and relevant? Your answer is probably no.
My suggestion is to keep a minimum of three stories per highlight and a maximum of ten stories to keep followers engaged ✨

2️⃣ Ensure that your highlights are categorized.

Nothing is worse than clicking on a highlight labelled music, and all the photos and videos have nothing to do with music! So, before you come up with a highlight, brainstorm categories that are brand specific. Then, pick ten stories that fall within these categories.😁

3️⃣ Finally, it’s great to have highlights, but there is such thing as too many.

I would recommend using five at most six. Just like having too many stories, having too many highlights can make your page cluttered and overwhelming. Keeping it
simplistic is key 🔑

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See you around,
Kiara 🧩

I always get asked..

What happens if I start, and then a few months or years later, I don't like the content I had created or a design of a past graphic?

Well, my friend, this is a normal part of growing 🚀

The more we grow, the more we learn.

This new knowledge we obtained affects our opinions and views. That is why that design you created last month now seems to have more aspects you dislike about it - and that is okay! 👍

What truly matters is the following:

👉 You have proven to yourself that you are growing. Now that you have this new knowledge, you have created a higher standard for yourself that you would like to reach - Pushing you closer to tremendous success 📈

👉 The content or graphic you created that you no longer enjoy is not permanent. It can be changed and altered. Nothing is permanent; rebrands happen all the time ✨

👉 These new dislikes you have developed will serve as a learning purpose for you and your brand, as these dislikes will be used when deciding if something you have created is ready to be shared publicly 🗣

Remember, adapting is a part of growing.

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See you around,
Kiara 🧩

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