Instagram testing longer stories 60 Seconds
Instagram testing longer stories 60 Seconds

Instagram is one of the most popular Social Media Platforms. You must be using Instagram to stay connected with your friends, colleagues, and others. You must be posting your stories on Instagram.

Users can Schedule Instagram posts in advance. Users can schedule their posts to the public automatically in the future. Today I am explaining to you about the Schedule Instagram post. Read this post till the end to know more about this.

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Schedule Instagram post in Advance

You must be posting stories on Instagram on a daily basis. Users can set the time and day to post their pictures in the future on Instagram. You can use the Social Media Scheduling Tools to use this feature. Users have to connect it to their Facebook. You must have a business account. If you don’t have then switch your profile to the business account.

It totally depends on the scheduling tool which you use. You might not have to follow these steps. You have to toggle to the right account, however, you will launch your scheduling tool, navigate to your currently connected profile, and view Instagram as an available integration.

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Instagram also allows you to publish your latest post to its parent app and Facebook. But you can also pin your Instagram post to Pinterest. To do this you have to open your Instagram app select the post that your want to pin. You have to tap on the three dots and copy the link. Open Pinterest and tap on the plus icon and select the image option and tap on the next option. Tap on the add button and paste the copied link. Now your Instagram post is pinned to Pinterest.

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