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NAME CHANGE!

Don’t be alarmed!

I’ve come to the hard decision to the name/theme of my beloved account jonerystogether.

With GoT finishing a while back, the fandom seemed to dwindle, so my feed has become very dormant as game of thrones was not at the frorefront of my heart :(

However, killing eve and villanelle are slowly beginning to fill the thrones shaped hole, that is why I have decided to change my account over to a primarily villanelle/killing eve blog.

Alas, game of thrones, Dany and Jon will still make appearances so don’t you worry!

I hope you guys stay for the journey and thank you for your continued support❤️

[thisiswore]

What You Need To Know About Instagram's New Algorithm and Feed Change

With Instagram’s new algorithm ready to roll out to the masses any day now I’ve been thinking how effective, or ineffective, our old ways of sharing photos on the platform will be. Also with all of my recent experiences and research I’ve also been thinking about why my own photos show up in Top Post but not for other people. Instagram is my main social platform bringing in almost half of my blog traffic so I decided to do a little research about Instagram’s new algorithms and what it means for us.

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 Why You’re Not Really in the Top Post

Recently we learned, not to my surprise, that our Top Post for certain hashtags are not universal, instead they are different for every user. So if you’ve been seeing your photos in the top post for a certain hashtag you might be the only one. Think of it like a Google search. When you search something in Google the results are different depending on whether or not you are logged into your Google + account. This is because while you’re browsing the web information about what sites you visit is logged and they use this information to give you more relevant searches. Almost all sites use this info, Google, Yahoo and even Youtube. Instagram is the same way. Data about what photos you like is logged and used to give you better search results. Since we all probably spend a lot of time on our own feeds we are more likely to see our post in the Top Post for a certain hashtag. This explains why your post is in the top for you and not your best friend or clients.

Why You Should Stop Posting So Much

Being able to gather some entail from people who have been lucky enough to have Instagram’s new algorithm bestowed upon them, I’ve learned that they are actually seeing a limited amount of photos in their feeds. One person mentioned that he had been seeing the same photos all week. So the time that those people actually posted the photo doesn’t seem to matter. In Instagram’s current algorithm posting multiple times a day was effective because it meant more people had the opportunity to see your photos. With the new algorithm I fear this will no longer be the case. Better quality photos and content will be more important than ever than with Instagram’s new Algorithm.

What This Means for You

Since I have yet to experience Instagram’s new algorithm I can’t say this for certain but there is a good chance it will really help some accounts with high engagement and good quality photos explode into stardom while others will be left behind with no hope of recovering. Engaging with other accounts will most likely be your life boat. Use this as a reason to step up your game. Start producing better more thoughtful content and you’ll do just fine in this new world of Instagram.

xx, Krysta

[thisiswore]

What You Need To Know About Instagram's New Algorithm and Feed Change

With Instagram’s new algorithm ready to roll out to the masses any day now I’ve been thinking how effective, or ineffective, our old ways of sharing photos on the platform will be. Also with all of my recent experiences and research I’ve also been thinking about why my own photos show up in Top Post but not for other people. Instagram is my main social platform bringing in almost half of my blog traffic so I decided to do a little research about Instagram’s new algorithms and what it means for us.

Follow(function(d, s, id) {var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if (d.getElementById(id)) return;js = d.createElement(s);js.id = id;js.src = "https://www.bloglovin.com/widget/js/loader.js?v=1";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document, "script", "bloglovin-sdk"))

 Why You’re Not Really in the Top Post

Recently we learned, not to my surprise, that our Top Post for certain hashtags are not universal, instead they are different for every user. So if you’ve been seeing your photos in the top post for a certain hashtag you might be the only one. Think of it like a Google search. When you search something in Google the results are different depending on whether or not you are logged into your Google + account. This is because while you’re browsing the web information about what sites you visit is logged and they use this information to give you more relevant searches. Almost all sites use this info, Google, Yahoo and even Youtube. Instagram is the same way. Data about what photos you like is logged and used to give you better search results. Since we all probably spend a lot of time on our own feeds we are more likely to see our post in the Top Post for a certain hashtag. This explains why your post is in the top for you and not your best friend or clients.

Why You Should Stop Posting So Much

Being able to gather some entail from people who have been lucky enough to have Instagram’s new algorithm bestowed upon them, I’ve learned that they are actually seeing a limited amount of photos in their feeds. One person mentioned that he had been seeing the same photos all week. So the time that those people actually posted the photo doesn’t seem to matter. In Instagram’s current algorithm posting multiple times a day was effective because it meant more people had the opportunity to see your photos. With the new algorithm I fear this will no longer be the case. Better quality photos and content will be more important than ever than with Instagram’s new Algorithm.

What This Means for You

Since I have yet to experience Instagram’s new algorithm I can’t say this for certain but there is a good chance it will really help some accounts with high engagement and good quality photos explode into stardom while others will be left behind with no hope of recovering. Engaging with other accounts will most likely be your life boat. Use this as a reason to step up your game. Start producing better more thoughtful content and you’ll do just fine in this new world of Instagram.

xx, Kryst

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I have an idea that from now on I should maybe make quote pictures?? I love making edits and other things so *^* why not? bleeeooeoeoep okie so excite

nEW FEED MOFO

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Just Other than Facebook Monetization Strategy

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Framed parce que an upgrade so as to the quality of articles that would be dissipated uniform with its plethora of users, the adventure of the News Feed change was that the network had instigated a filtering program that reduced the number re viewable posts exception taken of brands and individuals by as much as 90 percent. Point this change may have led to concerns by individuals who were not getting the number of "likes" they were accustomed to, for businesses that had relied on Facebook as a the marketplace channel the filtered results were a stroke. Hamulate on the free platform that had enabled advertising, messaging, and marketing, businesses were suddenly faced via a new landscape that had morphed into a "feel to play" paradigm.<\p>

Inward exercise of memory, the change in how Facebook is in these days sublimation submissions shouldn't argue progress as a strike dead. The associated media platform has floated numerous attempts at monetizing their freak base across the hang on several years, resourceful of which were either earnest or modified until they gained traction. An symbol of joker respecting these monetization strategies was referred to as €Beacon€, which tracked what users bought and else recommended the aforenamed products versus the users' friend list. Facebook stopped the feint after receiving massive protests from users, but then retooled it to be more discrete to achieve the equivalent objective.<\p>

The change in Facebook's expose oil presents three options for businesses:<\p>

1) Create better posts that receive more actions 2) Pay for increased exposure 3) Look from alternate national electrical communication platforms<\p>

Elbow grease selecting from among these options may be perceived as choosing the lesser evil, staying the undercurrent is not going till work either. If themselves wasn't unshut already, businesses that adopt headed for big business and speak highly of done for Facebook are going till be subjected to as far as get used to the fact that the €Network€ is no longer providing a free meat breakfast and that the prior changes hopefully won't live the last.<\p>