Did you hear that Instagram is no longer a photo-sharing app? It’s been a huge buzz lately.
Users believe you can no longer share photos and that you can only post video on Instagram. I’m here to tell you that’s absolutely not true.
In this episode I break it all down for you and give you a few tips on what you can do to incorporate video into your social media strategy.
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