In the ever-evolving, algorithm-driven world of Instagram, getting your content seen by your followers – let alone new audiences – can feel like an uphill battle. You pour your heart and resources into creating a beautiful Reel, or a captivating carousel…and then they’re met with nothing but crickets. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. It’s a common experience for businesses and creators navigating the platform’s highly competitive landscape. Afterall, Instagram has over 2 billion monthly active users as of 2025. Luckily, there’s a quick and simple way to put your best-performing posts in front of more people – the Boost Post button.
User-Generated Content (UGC), as you can guess from the name, is content that’s created by an end user of a product or service. How is it different from professional ads or sponsored posts that are aimed at a large audience? It shows a product or service being used by real people in everyday life. UGC is simple and authentic. It’s an effective way to humanize your brand.
There are millions of active users on Amazon that visit this global marketplace daily. It’s a $1.6 trillion company as well as one of the most trusted and recognized brands. But despite the fact that it might seem like there’s no room for any newcomers, it is possible to build a successful and profitable business here.
Have you been dreaming about starting an art business for a while now? Weeks, months or even years? But fears and worries are stopping you, right? There’s too much competition. The market is too saturated. There’s enough of amazing artists in this noisy world that’s flooded with visual content, so, obviously, there’s no room for you.
We live in a visually-driven world where sharing images has become an integral part of communication not only in leisure time, but also in professional settings. Nevertheless, when sharing work-related images on the Internet, you need to exercise caution. If you’re not careful or attentive enough, you might accidentally share employee data, customers’ personal information or even company secrets – sharing any of these can lead to some serious issues. As a matter of fact, there are privacy laws which control how personally identifiable information can be shared inside and outside organizations. So, yes, you can get into some serious legal trouble. This is why it’s important to conceal all the sensitive data in your images before publishing them online or sending them to someone.
Lina Thorne • Updated · Posted in Marketing
