Knowing your Audience Well

Knowing your Audience Well

Well, I have used Instagram for this research, as I have around 900 followers which gives me a clearer picture of what most people, friends or followers, like. So my Instagram handle  (@eshwariii) has most of the times, my travel content, photography of nature, editorial photography and of course pictures of my friends and/or myself. In the recent times, I have also started posting some of the pictures from fashion photoshoots.

Now below is my latest post which may not be the most liked yet (189 likes in the screenshot when I posted after 3 hours, now 272 likes) compared to my previous posts but it certainly generated some good profile views from bloggers, current fashion photographers, design students, etc.
As you can see below, it WAS THE MOST SHARED POST and generated me a good profile visits from people who didn't follow me then.





Here is the post.



















Within 3 hours

















the next day - 20 shares something that I never achieved before. It has currently generated me 245 profile visits.






Especially the ones with my best friend, radiating enthusiasm as much as myself. As you can see below. And the most liked photos, the most commented on are either those of my best friend, my family, travel posts in aesthetic poses and thanks to some of Instagram's helpful editing tools are below.

Or another example here. This post was also very much noticed. It generated me 127 profile visits.


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