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94% off online class (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Instagram Master Class is on sale for £9.42 as of July 26, saving you 94% on list price.
TikTok may be all the rage right now, but everyone knows that Instagram is still where the money’s at. Sure, partaking in those challenges is fun, but it won’t automatically pad your account. On the flip side, Instagram influencers can demand triple digits in exchange for posting about a product. Seriously.
If you want to learn to pull big money just by using the platform, the Instagram Master Class can show you the ropes. Comprised of 22 hours of premium content spread across 150 lectures, this course offers the most up-to-date information on how to build a massive Instagram following and profit.
Regardless of your experience, it will let you in on just about everything you need to know about growing an account to attract 20k, 40k, even 100k followers. You’ll learn how to develop a content strategy that relates to large audiences, optimise hashtags, and use stories to boost engagement through your feed and expand your reach. You’ll get to explore intermediate growth strategies that can be effective in growing your account, like shoutouts, automated systems, and top posted targeted hashtags. Feeling lost yet? That’s exactly why you need this course. Instagram is an art and a science.
The master class even packs lessons on how to automate content production and hire low-cost content producers that can help you craft engaging posts. It’s also taught by Evan Kimbrell, founder and director of a full-service digital agency.
Usually retailing for £160, this Instagram Master Class is on sale for £9.42.
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