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Episode 9: Inside Instagram: Adam Mosseri’s insights and algorithm changes

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Coffees and Content is your go-to podcast for all things social media and digital marketing – a place where host Loren Tomlinson spills the beans on the latest trends, shares some straight-shooting advice, and uncovers those genius tricks that everyone should have up their sleeve.

In this episode, Loren unpacks the latest Instagram updates, including algorithm tweaks shared by Adam Mosseri, new features like ‘direct replace’ to protect original content, and why shares and saves have become crucial engagement metrics. She also dives into Instagram’s push for video content and its revamped hashtag system designed to diversify the explore page, offering practical insights to help you adapt your content strategy in a changing landscape.

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