Hide the photos you are tagged on
When someone tags you in a video or photo, it will be automatically added to your profile in the Photos of You section, unless you manually add these tagged photos and videos to that section. Be added. To see the photos you are tagged in, go to your profile and tap the human marker below your resume.
Change settings to approve tagged posts before they appear in your profile
As mentioned earlier, when someone posts a photo or video on Instagram where you have been tagged, it is automatically added to your profile, but you can change your Instagram settings manually You can specify which photos are displayed in this section.
To add tags manually, follow the steps mentioned above to go to the tagged photos section, then click Edit. In this section, go to Tagging Options and select the Add Manually option.
Browse posts related to a specific location
An interesting thing you can do on Instagram is to browse photos and videos that are in a specific location or taken close to where you live. This is useful when you want to travel to a place or check out a new restaurant and see the photos taken there.
Redirect traffic to an external site
One of the biggest problems people have with Instagram marketing is that there are no clickable links on the platform other than a website biography box. If you put a link in the caption of your photo, it will be displayed as text, which means that users have to copy the link with great difficulty, open a web browser and put the link there.
One of the smartest ways to get people to see your profile, where the only clickable link is, is to use photo captions to encourage people to see your profile and click on the link. You can then continuously update the link to refer to the latest blog post, YouTube video, product or discount.
See this example from Bon Appetit Food Magazine below. The caption of this photo provides a text-to-action text for users to view their profile so they can click on the link associated with the post.
