#337: Instagram Reels: The What, How, & Why For Entrepreneurs with Jasmine Star
ICYMI: Instagram dropped another new feature in early August. You may have seen it? It’s the Instagram Reels that keep popping up around every IG corner.
And, as the curious entrepreneur that I know you are, you’re probably wondering if this is a feature you should be paying attention to and using to grow your audience.
To help you answer that, I went to my dear friend, Jasmine Star, aka Queen of Instagram!
THE WHAT, HOW, & WHY OF INSTAGRAM REELS
Jasmine will answer some of the questions I’ve seen my audience ask in Facebook groups, a sneak peek into what her content calendar looks like for Instagram, how to come up with five content topic ideas so you can get started with Instagram Reels, and so much more.
You’re going to walk away with your next action steps for using Instagram Reels to start growing your audience using this new feature!
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