9 of the Most Important Facebook Trends in 2020 (1/2)

Last Updated on February 15th, 2020 at 11:23 am

facebook trends in 2020

It’s the first year of a new decade, 2020 is absolutely to be a big year for Facebook trends.

With the U.S. election in full swing, Facebook will continue to face public scrutiny in terms of political adverts. There will be more face-offs with regulators in terms of data privacy, too.

However, Fb has its own plans to shake things up as well. In 2020, Facebook plans to launch a 5th redesign of the platform, FB5. Libra, its cryptocurrency is due out in June. Innovation on the virtual and augmented reality front purpose to keep adverts fascinating, too.

Without further ado, these are the top Facebook trends in 2020 we are watching now. Continue reading →


Tiktok is one of the most downloaded apps of 2019, it has passed 1.5 billion downloads worldwide on the App Store and Google Play, according to a report from mobile intelligence firm Sensor Tower. Do you want to be well-known on TIKTOK? Or You need to get more views on your TIKTOK Profile? We’re sure the answer is Yes. Then, you found the right place, in this post, we’ll focus on all of these things to help you gain more Tiktok views. Continue reading →


Most social media feeds are kind of distractingly busy — fill with images, videos, and text updates from friends and brands you follow. Instagram is different — you could look at one post at a time only.

And while Instagram’s clean, easy interface makes to simple to concentrate on users’ gorgeous images and fascinating videos, it also leaves something to be desired: the ability to simply repost other users’ content.

However fear not: for every problem, the internet has afforded a solution. We tested out 4 different methods to repost content on Instagram in a few easy steps. All of those strategies are free, however, some require you to download an app from the iOS App Store or Google Play first.

Disclaimer: Pursuant to Instagram’s Terms of Use, you have to first reach out to the Instagram user whose content you wish to reproduce and obtain written permission to do so. You could do this by commenting on the picture and asking, or by sending them an Instagram Direct Message, which could be accessed by tapping the paper airplane icon in the top right corner of the app.

Using Repost for Instagram

1. Download Repost for Instagram.

You can download Repost for Instagram for both iOS and Android. Both devices are compatible with this app, which integrates directly with Instagram so you could share content from other Instagram users from your mobile device.

Blue homepage of Repost for Instagram app

2. Identify an image or video to repost.

Open your Instagram app and find a picture or video you’d like to repost from your own Instagram account. Tap your selected picture from the original poster’s picture gallery to see its full view, as shown below.

Photo of desktop computer on Instagram app

3. Copy the share URL post to your clipboard.

When you are on the picture’s or video’s landing page, tap the “…” icon at the top right corner of the post. Then, tap “Copy Share URL” (Android devices are the same).

Mobile option to Copy Share URL of Instagram post

4. Open Repost for Instagram.

If the picture is copied to your phone’s clipboard, open Repost for Instagram. The post you copied will automatically be on the app’s homepage, as shown below.

Repost for Instagram homepage with Instagram post that was copied to clipboard

Tap the arrow on the righthand side of the post. There, you could edit how you need the repost icon to appear on Instagram.

Photo of computer on Repost for Instagram app with blue button to repost photo

Choose “Repost.” Then, tap “Copy to Instagram,” where you could add a filter and edit the post.

Mobile button to Copy to Instagram

List of filters under photo of desktop computer before reposting to Instagram

5. Edit the caption post and share your repost.

Tap “Next.” If you wish to embrace the original post’s caption, tap the caption field and press “Paste,” where the original caption will appear with a citation that credits the original poster with your reposted picture.

Caption field for adding citation to Instagram repost

Once you are ready to share the post, tap “Share” as you would a regular Instagram post. Here is how the post appears on your Instagram profile:

Photo of desktop computer by HubSpot reposted to Instagram by user soph_bern

Using InstaRepost

1. Download InstaRepost.

Download InstaRepost for Android or iOS devices to share photos, videos from other Instagram accounts from your own Instagram through your mobile device.

2. Give InstaRepost access to your Instagram account.

Open InstaRepost, log in using your Instagram credentials and authorize it to access pictures, friends, and similar content related to your Instagram account.

Option to give InstaRepost access to Instagram account

3. Use InstaRepost to find the original poster’s username.

InstaRepost will only show you a small choice from your Instagram feed. If you understand what post you are looking for, choose the magnifying glass icon on the bottom toolbar of the InstaRepost app to access the Explore tab. Enter the username of the person whose picture you wish to repost.

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4. Save the picture to your phone’s camera roll.

When you have found a publish you wish to reshare, tap the arrow at the bottom right corner. Then, tap “Repost,” then “Repost” again. It will first save the picture your mobile device’s native camera roll, where you could retrieve it in the Instagram app.

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Navigate to your Instagram app and choose “Library.” You will see the post saved to your phone’s camera roll. Choose the picture to pull it into Instagram.

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5. Include a filter and a citation, and share your repost.

Include a filter and edit the post as you want. Then, choose “Next” and tap the caption field to paste the original caption. The repost will not automatically embody a citation, so we recommend including one by typing “@ + [username]” to credit the content’s original poster. Then, press “Share.”

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Here is how the post appears on your Instagram profile:

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Using DownloadGram

DownloadGram lets Instagram users download high-resolution copies of Instagram images and videos to repost from their own accounts. Fortunately, there is not an app you should download to repost utilizing this process. Here is how to do it:

1. Open Instagram and find a picture or video to repost.

Open your Instagram app and find the post you wish to repost. Choose the “…” icon at the top right corner of the post and choose “Copy Share URL” (this button will be similar for both iOS and Android mobile devices).

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2. Paste the post’s share URL into DownloadGram.

Open your mobile internet browser and navigate to DownloadGram — or simply, downloadgram.com. Paste the URL into the text box that appears on the site’s homepage. Then, choose “Download.”

Homepage of DownloadGram with photo's share URL pasted into text box

Choose the green “Download Picture” button that appears further down DownloadGram’s homepage.

Button to download image from Instagram on DownloadGram

3. Download the post.

You will be directed to a new webpage with the content ready to download. Tap the download icon — the box with an upward-facing arrow, as shown below — then choose “Save image.”

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4. Open Instagram and find the picture or video in your camera roll.

Return to your Instagram app. The picture will be saved to your phone’s native camera roll, so edit it as you would any other Instagram post.

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5. Add a caption and share your repost.

The repost will not embrace a citation, so we recommend including one by typing “@ + [username]” to credit the original poster with the picture or video. Then, press “Share.” Here is how the post appears on your Instagram profile:

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Taking a Screenshot

This way does not require any or other sites to repost on Instagram. It is worth nothing that this way only works for reposting images, not videos. Here is how to do it:

Find a picture on Instagram you would like to repost and take a screenshot with your phone.

  • For iOS: Press down on the home and lock buttons simultaneously until your screen flashes.
  • For Android: Press down on the sleep/wake and volume down buttons simultaneously till your screen flashes.

Choose the new post button in the bottom-center of your Instagram screen. Resize the picture so it is properly cropped in the Instagram photo editor.

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Edit and filter the post as you would any other Instagram post. Remember that your phone will take a screenshot of everything on your screen, not just the picture you wish to repost. So, be prepared to crop the sides of the screenshot to capture just the picture you wish to share with your followers.

Phone's camera roll with screenshot of Instagram photo for reposting

The repost will not embrace a citation, so we recommend adding one by typing “@ + [username]” to credit the original poster with the picture you are reposting. Then, press “Share.” Here is how the post appears on your Instagram profile:

Photo reposted to Instagram from taking a screenshot

Now that you have found how to repost on Instagram, you could diversify your profile with content sourced from friends, family, and brands. Use the ways above — being sure to cite the source of the original post — to quickly and simply reshare your favorite content.


Tiktok is a video-sharing platform, might be the fastest-growing social media app at present. The app crossed over 1 billion users though it just launched in 2017. More and more people, influencers, creators,… are available on it and want to be well-known. So, are you?

And, there is one of the hardest questions is how to get more followers on Tiktok. Hence, we have collected and shown you some perfect methods to get more followers on the booming platform. Continue reading →


7 Tips to Get on The Instagram Explore Page

Last Updated on February 13th, 2020 at 10:43 am

the Instagram explore page

According to Instagram, The Instagram Explore page is made up of users’ photos, videos, stories based on “the people you follow or the posts you like”. When you get on the Explore page, you’re standing out and GOING VIRAL…and the best way to do this is starting with a proper strategy

Convinced? Let’s look at how to make it occur. Continue reading →


What is the Explore page on Instagram?

Last Updated on February 13th, 2020 at 10:50 am

explore page on Instagram

Popping up on the Explore page on Instagram is the social media equivalent of striking gold: when it occurs, life gets simpler. It’s also like striking gold in that there are no guaranteed methods to make it occur. However, with some hard work, keen-eyed strategy, and gritty perseverance, your odds of success go way up.

(That said, getting on the Explore page on Instagram isn’t like striking gold in that you don’t get to ride your trusty pony naked and laughing via the streets of San Francisco.)

In this post, we will outline the what, the why of Explore page on Instagram… Continue reading →


How to Get More Facebook Likes (3/3)

Last Updated on February 8th, 2020 at 12:35 pm

Continue with some last methods to gain more Facebook likes for your business…

5. Engage consistently and at the right times

Post consistently

Facebook itself notes that “being consistent in the quality and kinds of posts you make could help people know what types of messages to expect from you and how they tie into your business.” Make a content calendar and schedule posts in advance to assist keep your Facebook content organized and consistent. Continue reading →


How to Get More Facebook Likes (2/3)

Last Updated on February 8th, 2020 at 12:32 pm

Continue with some methods to get more Facebook Likes…

3. Make your Facebook Page easy to find

It is a easy concept that deserves repeating: people cannot like your Facebook Page if they cannot find it. Here are some issues you could do to grow your visibility. Continue reading →


How to Get More Facebook Likes (1/3)

Last Updated on February 8th, 2020 at 12:31 pm

How many Facebook Likes does your business Page have? When you are immersed in social media marketing, you probably know this number off the top of your head.

With over two billion users, Fb offers an enormous potential audience for your business. But with over 60 million active Fb business Pages on the network, there is also lots of competition for those all-important Likes.

There is no getting around it: getting more Likes is a critical part of your Facebook marketing strategy. However, you cannot get so concentrated on Likes that you lose sight of what Fb is all about.

Gain more Likes requires you to share content that’s actually likable—and engage in ways that make your brand likable, too. You will not find any underhanded gimmicks in this post. It is about getting more likes by being a great Fb citizen and working to make content that has real value for an audience that’ll provide plenty of value for your brand in return. Continue reading →