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How Restaurants Can Use Instagram Reels

INTRODUCTION

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It’s no secret that video is becoming the most popular form of content on the internet. In fact, the Cisco Annual Internet Report estimates that online videos will account for more than 80% of all traffic by 2022. In addition, social video generates 1,200% more shares than text and image content combined.

Short-form video, in particular, is gaining popularity thanks to emerging social media platforms like TikTok. If you’re like many restaurant marketers, you may not have the time or resources to build a following on a new platform. Since foodies already live on Instagram, it makes sense to take advantage of their newest product–Instagram Reels. 

Launched in August of 2020, Instagram Reels are 15- or 30-second videos that can be overlayed with audio, text, special effects and stickers, similar to what you see on TikTok.

Following are some tips on how to use Instagram Reels for restaurants. 

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How Realtors Can Use Instagram to Market Themselves and Their Properties

INTRODUCTION

According to a National Association of Realtors’ report, Instagram is the leading source of high-quality leads. 

For realtors, Instagram is also one of the best places to connect with existing and potential clients, as well as display your available properties. However, you can’t just create an account and expect success. 

Here are best practices for using Instagram to market yourself and your properties:

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Local Small Business Sues Over Denied Insurance Claims Related to COVID-19 Closures

MADISON, Wis. and DENVER —Classy Glass, Inc., a glass blowing company with locations in Madison and Denver, has filed a lawsuit against The Cincinnati Insurance Companies for refusing to pay its business interruption claim by classifying COVID-19 as a “pollutant.”

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