Number of likes! comments and saves.
Interactions: Profile visits and clicks on the website listed in the profile bio.
Post reach: Number of people reached and percentage of users who weren’t your followers. Combined with impressions via hashtags! this will help you understand how users who don’t follow you on Instagram discover your content.
New followers. This will help you understand what content you’re using to grow your community.
Impressions: Number of impressions and the ways they were received (from the homepage or through hashtags). This will help you assess whether the hashtags used are appropriate.
In Stories it provides you with:
Reach: Accounts reached and impressions Interactions: Only generated. To job function email database find out which story was most successful.
New followers. Although gaining followers isn’t exactly one of the results achieved with a story…
Navigation data: This data shows how people reached the story (when they went from one story to another! if they went back! if they left the story right there! etc.). It doesn’t show how many people reached the post through hashtags.
4. Check your Instagram activity statistics
The “Insights > Activity” menu in Creator Studio gives you activity data for the past early digital footprint and associated risks seven days on Instagram! just like the mobile app! but with line graphs instead of bar charts.
Here you will discover:
Actions taken on your account : clicks on your profile website! profile visits! and the number of times your user clicked the “Call!” “Message!” “Email!” or “Get directions” buttons.
Accounts reached: Number of accounts reached and impressions obtained! and difference compared to the previous week.
5. Access Instagram audience statistics
In Creator Studio’s “Stats > Audience!” you’ll find the same data on your followers’ clean email growth over the past seven days that the mobile app includes:
You can’t schedule content on Instagram Stories ! as I explained at the beginning of this article! so the stickers and story features aren’t available either.
When writing content descriptions! you cannot natively add emoticons to the text.
On Instagram News! you can’t edit images or apply the filters available on the mobile app.
When scheduling content! you cannot save it as a draft .
If you’ve scheduled a post! you can’t edit! modify! or correct it before it’s published . If you want to change anything in the text or add or remove an image! you’ll have to delete the post and reschedule it.