u/escamoteur71 — reddlx

Multiple languages on one Instagram account

I made yesterday n experiment and posted a Japanese video on my norm US oriented Instagram account and I was super surprised, that it got quickly over a 100 views this morning over 1000 with 80% Japan.

If Instagram is so smart to route content, I wonder if it makes sense at all to have different accounts for different languages.

TikTok ignores other languages completely and stays local to where the account was created.

Have you posted multiple languages on one Instagram account? My app supports 11 languages so it would get a bit tedious to have a separate account for each language

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u/escamoteur71 — 9 hours ago

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Who uses emotional hook videos in volume

Although this is talking about one of my services, I am actually not doing it to promote it here (I added a post in the promotion thread)

But I currently face a real problem. We build a video marketplace for emotional hook videos from Latin creators and we got overwhelmed by amazing uploads, more in a short time than I had dreamed of.

My only problem is, despite knowing that there is demand for sich videos, we have found the right target group with our outreach marketing on LinkedIn.

If any of you can give me some pointers what to search for, who are the people needing these videos in high numbers, I would be very greatful.

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u/escamoteur71 — 1 day ago

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Do you delete posts if you try different versions of hooks?

Hi,

I am still pretty new with creating organic content for my apps on Instagram and TikTok.

You read everywhere that you should try many variations of the same video until you find the right combination.

But that can be a lot, different text, difference music, different cuts. Before you switch to whole a different video.

My question is do you keep the previous versions alive or do you kill them if they don't perform, and if so after what time do you kill them on each platform?

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u/escamoteur71 — 1 day ago

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Revisit your landing page while building from time to time

I absolutely love how Claude Code is able to produce full good looking landing pages especially if you use the frontend-design expert.

But as so often while eagerly building new features in the app itself you easily forget that that initial great landi9page might no longer be up to date or that some aspects are actually hurting that people sign up.

That happened to me yesterday when I did a critical review of why we have a lot of page views but not many sign-ups.

There where some ambiguous statements that it wasn't clear that sigbu6is free and that videos can be downloaded directly not only with a 24h delay
The CTA was not clear enough
Originally we had the mosaic only alternating different video thumbnails and you could play them by clicking on them. But it just wasn't that great, so I played with different ways to autoplay and fade overs until I was satisfied with the result.

As we typically while adding features always only interact with the signed UI of our apps, it's really easy to forget to maintain the landing page regularly

Now curious if our signup rate will increase.

u/escamoteur71 — 4 days ago