Instagram is a popular social media network for sharing photos, commonly accessed through a mobile app. Unlike other social networks, however, it does not have a desktop version.
This poses a problem for a lot of users who want to access features from their desktop computer. For example, let’s say you’re a social media manager for a prominent brand. The last thing you want to do is have an absentminded mishap where you accidentally post brand content to your personal Instagram account (or, worse, vice versa) simply because you’re logged into both on your phone.
One of the first things I do every day is check my email. And I’m not the only one.
Did you know that roughly 80% of marketers have reported an increase in email engagement in 2020?
And that the number of global email users is set to grow to 4.48 billion users by 2024?
Most marketers know that Facebook is more than just another social media platform. It’s an essential business tool for companies of every size and industry.
With a daily active user base of over 1.8 billion (98.3% or 1.73 billion of which are on mobile alone), you know Facebook can help you reach new audiences you may otherwise have been unable to get.