Did you know that Instagram redesigned their home screen to put Reels front and centre? Reels have become a key frontier for organic reach on the platform. In fact, we tried out Reels on our own Instagram channel over at InVideo, and we saw a whopping five-fold increase in reach.
The reason’s very obvious — IG Reels are Instagram’s “shiny new toy”; the feature was launched directly in competition with TikTok, and Instagram is making sure they promote it to as many people as they can. With the introduction of Remix on Reels, they are clearly indicating that reels are here to stay, and have a bright future ahead. This gives brands and businesses a very unique opportunity to ride this wave and make the most of Instagram Reels for business.
In this guide, we cover everything you’d need as a business, brand manager or a marketer, to leverage Instagram reels and grow your reach and audience on Instagram.
Not just that, but we’re also sharing 40+ cool ideas that any brand or business can use to create Instagram Reels using InVideo’s online editor that will catch and keep your followers’ attention. And if you stick around till the end of the blog we also have a special bonus section where we’ll show you how you can create an Instagram Reel Remix.
Let’s get down to it. Here’s what we’ll cover:
1. What are Instagram Reels?
2. How to find trending Reels
3. How to make and post Reels in Instagram
4. 40 ways to use Reels for your business
5. How to use Instagram Reel Remix
6. 5 cool ideas for Reel Remixes
7. Conclusion
(1) What are Instagram Reels?
Instagram’s newest mobile-only feature — Reels — lets you provide super snackable videos of upto 30 seconds.
Here are the key specifications you need to know:
(i) Length: Upto 30 Seconds
(ii) Resolution and aspect ratio: 1080 x 1920/ 9:16
(iii) Reels are mobile-only, which means you can only upload and publish Reels from a mobile device.
You can upload a video from your camera roll, or you can shoot it within the app. You can use filters, slo-mo effects, or add music. The Reels feature also allows you to shoot in breaks to set a timer and shoot in different locations, attires, or however you want. Even if you’re uploading a pre-recorded video, you can combine other parts or videos to form a single reel.
Instagram Reels are often referred to as the “middle child” between Instagram stories (videos of upto 15 seconds that disappear after 24 hours, and don’t show up on your feed) and IGTV (long-form videos of upto 10 minutes for regular accounts). Instagram Reels live for longer than 24 hours, and they can be found on your feed.
So far, so good. But how can you use this feature for business, right? We’ve got 40-odd Instagram Reels ideas for businesses lined up for you.
Before we get started on making Reels, let’s see where to locate them in the app first.
(2) How to Find Trending Reels
Reels can be found and uploaded in many different places on Instagram. Let’s look at the most popular places.
(A) The Instagram Reels Tab
On your homepage, you’ll find five icons right at the bottom of the screen. The Reels icon sits in a place of prominence — right at the middle, with an icon that looks like a clapboard.
See it? This is the Explore feed for reels. Once you click on it, you’ll find trending Reels, and you can keep scrolling down to find even more.
The Reels with a Featured label are the ones which have been selected by Instagram.
(B) On your Instagram Feed
Look out for that same clapboard icon for posts that appear on your feed from people you follow. Can’t find it? Look closely at the bottom left corner.
(C) Use hashtags to look for Reels
Just type out a specific hashtag into the Instagram search bar, and you’re bound to come across reels using that same hashtag.
Here’s how to do it —
Step 1: Click on the Reel you want to find related content on.
Step 2: Tap on the description, and check for the hashtags used in the Reel.
Step 3: Tap on the hashtag you’re interested in finding more posts related to. Voilà!
(D) Search by audio
Let the music lead the way. When you tap on the name of the audio track of an Instagram Reel (look at the bottom of the screen), you’ll land upon a page with other reels that use the same audio.
If you really like what you hear, you can just tap on the ‘Use Audio’ button, to use the same track for your own reel.
An audio track can also be saved by hitting the ‘Save Audio’ button, so you can make a video on it later.
(E) Find Reels of a Specific Brand or Business
If you want to look at specific reels for a page, you can visit the page and find a dedicated section of reels with the same clapboard icon. This is similar to how Instagram stores IGTV videos on a personal account.
(3) How to Make and Post Reels in Instagram
Reels create more public engagement, since Reels can be accessed in various different places — they create many opportunities for people to access and view your content.
First things first — how to make Reels on Instagram? Here’s a step-by-step breakdown.
Step 1: Go to your home page, and click the plus button at the top, the way you would if you wanted to add an Instagram Story.
Step 2: You’ll find that your gallery has opened up. Click on Reel to get started.
Step 3: On the left hand, you’ll find all the options available to make your Reel attractive and interactive. Let’s get acquainted with these.
Step 4: Let’s start with the first one from the top: the time of the Reel. Set the time for how many seconds you want the Reel to be — either 15 or 30 seconds.
Step 5: Add music by clicking on the music icon, second from top in the left hand panel. Choose from the myriad options Instagram provides for you, or use your own saved music, if you prefer. You can record your own original audio too!
Step 6: Adjust the speed of your video. We suggest you think of a story-board, like you would with an Instagram Story for business, before you start adding features to your reels. Slowed down videos might look good for some types of Reels, whereas fast-paced videos might look better for others.
Note: Make sure your video is of good quality, because blurry Reels rarely get noticed!
Step 7: Add effects to your Reel! Filters are a great way to keep things interesting, and can even help enhance the message of your video. A golden glitter filter can add that spark that every proper reveal/promo video deserves, or a contact sheet filter can add to the aesthetics of a trailer. So choose wisely.
Step 8: Lastly, set a timer to your Reel if you want. You can choose between 3-10 seconds for this. By setting a timer, you set up a countdown before Instagram starts recording the Reel.
Step 9: You can also add text to your Instagram Reel or even automatic subtitles. 80% of people are browsing through social media with their sound off, so this is a good way to keep them hooked to the Reel.
Here’s how to add text to your Reel, and edit it.
Congratulations! Now that you know how to post reels on Instagram, you’re now all set to make your own Instagram Reel. We’ve got a treasure trove of ideas waiting for you — so let’s dive right in.
(4) 40+ ways to use Reels for your business
The thing is — it’s always a good idea to tap into the new features because the Instagram algorithm helps to promote these. At this point — they’re a straight-up growth hack for your business. So don’t sleep on this feature.
What does this mean? Create fresh and original content if you want to show up on the Reels tab, and get ready for it to go viral.
Let’s kick it off with ideas to help your brand grow, regardless of whether you’re an established brand or a start-up in its initial stages. Here are some ideas for inspiration:
(A) 24 Ideas for Brands and Businesses
1. Introduce yourself, and your brand
Get started with the basics — let your followers know all about you and your brand. You can include details like where you’re based, your brand values, and the work you do. Adding catchy music always takes up the energy of the video a notch — check out these examples to get a sense of how you can make this for yourself.
In our template, we show “what I mean when I say I live in Alaska.” You can customise it to your city by adding your own photos!
8. Give tips or insider feedback in your industry
We’re sure you’ve learnt a lot in the process of setting up your brand; so don’t be shy to own it. You can use your knowledge as content for Reels!
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How about Tyra Banks at home giving us hilarious insight into a popular high-fashion pose? These are a relaxed and informal version of the brand and team member introductions we touched upon earlier. A small snippet of your life, or a story divided into multiple parts, makes for an engaging and relatable experience for your viewers. Checklists are a great way to take your audience through a process. What are the things you do when you package a shipment? How do you stitch on a custom button? The more intricate the process is, the better the content for a checklist! Listicles are such a popular medium today! You can show your audience what your inspirations are, like a list of books you read that helped your business pick up, or entrepreneurs in your field that inspired you. At InVideo, we have a template created exclusively for this. Yes, you’re a professional — but you’re a person, too. Probably one who likes to kick back from time to time, so there’s no need to be shy about it. Show your followers how you unwind; relatable content can actually enhance your brand communication. Red Bull uses stunts and high-quality videos for promos and teasers, as well as really cool videos of the informal or laid-back side of the brand. Check it out! If you’re not a big brand with lots of funding, chances are you can’t spend too much money on market research. And that’s where social media can step in. There are many moments that are just so “relatable” even if your audience isn’t filled with business owners in your niche. She usually does explainer reels, but in this one, she just talks about the relatable feeling of counting the views on your posts. So remember to keep it simple; a reel doesn’t have to be a massive production. How about Tyra Banks at home giving us hilarious insight into a popular high-fashion pose? These are a relaxed and informal version of the brand and team member introductions we touched upon earlier. A small snippet of your life, or a story divided into multiple parts, makes for an engaging and relatable experience for your viewers. Checklists are a great way to take your audience through a process. What are the things you do when you package a shipment? How do you stitch on a custom button? The more intricate the process is, the better the content for a checklist! Listicles are such a popular medium today! You can show your audience what your inspirations are, like a list of books you read that helped your business pick up, or entrepreneurs in your field that inspired you. At InVideo, we have a template created exclusively for this. The snap transition makes another appearance, this time for travel videos. Here’s a great example of how this travel agency used it in their Reels: If you’re not a big brand with lots of funding, chances are you can’t spend too much money on market research. And that’s where social media can step in. There are many moments that are just so “relatable” even if your audience isn’t filled with business owners in your niche. She usually does explainer reels, but in this one, she just talks about the relatable feeling of counting the views on your posts. So remember to keep it simple; a reel doesn’t have to be a massive production. How about Tyra Banks at home giving us hilarious insight into a popular high-fashion pose? These are a relaxed and informal version of the brand and team member introductions we touched upon earlier. A small snippet of your life, or a story divided into multiple parts, makes for an engaging and relatable experience for your viewers. Checklists are a great way to take your audience through a process. What are the things you do when you package a shipment? How do you stitch on a custom button? The more intricate the process is, the better the content for a checklist! Listicles are such a popular medium today! You can show your audience what your inspirations are, like a list of books you read that helped your business pick up, or entrepreneurs in your field that inspired you. At InVideo, we have a template created exclusively for this. Make your own Reels from scratch on InVideo, with tons of high-quality stock images and stock footage, with this template: Looking for something more specific? Check out these other template options, and pick your favorite. Take a cue from Simon Sinek and elaborate on the reason you started your business in the first place. Use the hashtags #SimonSinek and #startwithwhy Whether it’s choreography, painting, construction, chiselling… whatever your art form, reveal parts of your creative process to involve your audience. Show them where the magic happens. This is a variation of the BTS Reel we talked about earlier. Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals, and funny filters too. Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals and funny filters too. Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do! Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals, and funny filters too. Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals, and funny filters too. Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend. Check out how Sephora does their tutorials: Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals, and funny filters too. Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest. Here’s how self-help creator Matt D'Avella uses this format to create videos around productivity and growth: Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. Here’s Fashion Blogger Lena Daniels promoting her favourite small shop WhatevaLola through the hashtag #supportsmallbusinesses through an unboxing video of the products they sent her. Did you just buy new items to create a line of custom products? There are many ways to do the traditional unboxing. The reason this type of video always works is because people feel like they’re opening a present with you. It works great with themes, festivals, and funny filters too. Instagram Reels can be a powerful tool for people to better understand the nuances of your product — if used right. Here are a few ideas to get you started: CoverGirl, for instance, showcases their makeup products and uses them for tutorials and demos. They also explain what sets their product apart, and guess what — this is all rolled into just one reel! Edit and use these ready-to-use templates — they’ll come in handy in creating professional-looking, to-the-point product demos. After you’ve initiated a conversation with your followers, and zeroed in on a gap in their knowledge or understanding, you can make relevant tutorials and guides based on your knowledge area. Educating your followers is a fantastic way to increase engagement; it goes hand-in-hand. Your content can be tips about your product or the research surrounding your product. Keep it light — educational videos don’t have to be wordy explainers. They can be small skits and make for funny content too! You can edit and use these pre-made templates for making videos on tips. You can reach out to influencers or micro-influencers and ask them to make reels about your product, and then reshare these with the corresponding captions and hashtags. This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! This is a teaser to pique the interest of your followers, and to keep them tuned in to what’s coming next. Make sure your preview is enticing and doesn’t give away too many details about your product before the launch! You can use this template for this idea to create a sense of curiosity in your audience, choosing from thousands of stock images and stock videos to find and use the ones that fit the bill. You could even use some of InVideo’s countdown templates to count down to a product release, a sale, or even your organisation’s anniversary. Have you watched ‘Pretend It’s a City’ on Netflix? Their teaser is one we love! Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these create a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time-lapse videos or hyper-lapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production This applies to your product ads and photoshoots. Check out this Reel of a photoshoot, where you see how the model and the photographer work together: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these creates a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale: Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these create a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time-lapse videos or hyper-lapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production This applies to your product ads and photoshoots. Check out this Reel of a photoshoot, where you see how the model and the photographer work together: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time lapse videos or hyperlapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be: Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these create a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time-lapse videos or hyper-lapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production This applies to your product ads and photoshoots. Check out this Reel of a photoshoot, where you see how the model and the photographer work together: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these create a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time-lapse videos or hyper-lapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production This applies to your product ads and photoshoots. Check out this Reel of a photoshoot, where you see how the model and the photographer work together: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Idea #1 - Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production Check out how this accessories store called Carly’s Corner showcases the behind-the-scenes of a shoot: Again, the #YupNope trend can work really well with the Reels format, because it can answer questions in a way that’s short and snackable for the audience. Using Reels to announce these create a feeling of exclusivity for your followers, which leads to more chances of them returning to your page. You’re in luck — we have the perfect pre-made InVideo templates for this; for giveaways, sales, discounts and tons of templates for promo codes, too. Moving time-lapse videos or hyper-lapse videos are created by the camera moving considerable distances during the time of capture, to create and capture motion paths including camera angle changes. It’s much like a tracking shot, really, and you can use this format to promote your products. This can just be people using your products. Like if it’s sneakers, then you can just create and post Reels of people walking on different types of roads. Here’s a small runway walk that shows the model in different clothes. Although Zina isn’t showing off her own products, but putting styles together, this is an idea worth taking a cue from, for your own products. Trust us — you can have behind-the-scenes footage for days; there are just so many ways to spin this and leverage it to promote your products. We’ve already discussed this before. But there’s just so many ways to mould this idea. Here are a few, off the top of our heads — Shoot the Concepts Behind your Production This applies to your product ads and photoshoots. Check out this Reel of a photoshoot, where you see how the model and the photographer work together: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: People are curious about what goes on behind a production — so give them a glimpse into not just the triumphs, but also the hilarious goof-ups and mistakes. You can go all out and use the below template to a make a Bloopers Reel: Idea #2 - BTS of the Making of the Product We suggest you use a trending song so you’re most likely to be noticed in the algorithm. Does a song fit the mood of the process you’re working on currently? Here’s block print and textile brand Gitto showing off their gorgeous hand-block printing process: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. Idea #3 - BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe? Check out how Carly’s Corner showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. Idea #4 - Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel. This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout out Reel! Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing, and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. Here’s a how a jewellery brand showcases their earring collection in their Reel: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. If it’s a bath-bomb, show the tub with candles and a book and mood lighting, and really paint a picture for the audience. Here’s another opportunity to link back to complementary products! Check out how luxury candy boutique Sugarfina creates a lifestyle around its tea, by making it a part of their self-care day: Let’s move on to...say, pottery products. Not only is this video great BTS footage, but a before and after reveal as well. BTS of Packaging and Shipping Use this idea to make a Reel that’s kind of like a reverse unboxing. Film a BTS for Custom Pieces What’s the story behind your product? What prompted your client to order this specific item, and did you run into any issues while creating it? This is a super simple way to showcase multiple variations of the same product. Ask your viewers — do they prefer one colour over the other? If — say — it’s a reversible jacket, which side do they prefer? Make it into a poll and link it to your story for added reach. There’s a bunch of permutations and combinations you can try out. This can work for all kinds of products. Take spaces, for instance. Pinpoint the unique features of your product. This can be a before-after video too, especially if you provided a solution for an existing problem. In that case, show the problem first, and then depict how your product solves that. Don’t be afraid to have fun with it. Really focus on all the small details a customer might be interested in. Since most people are shopping online, they would want to get as close to feeling the product in their hands. Here’s a template you can use to show the intricacies and designs of your products. 40 Instagram Reels ideas— CHECK! Now, let’s step it up a notch with Instagram Reels Remix. You have to give it to Instagram — they do know how to keep us on our toes, with every new feature that comes out. Similar to Tik Tok’s duet feature, Instagram Reels remix, released in March, 2021, allows you to “remix” another account’s reel. Their reel will appear on one side of the screen, and your reel, in the other half. Source: Instagram The idea is simple — this feature allows you to react or respond to another reel, or put your own spin on things. The Reels will be shown side-by-side, and will play at the same time. Think singing challenges, virtual dance offs, and a whole lot of interaction. So how do you make an Instagram Reels Remix? Here’s how: All set? We’ve got more ideas for you — this time, for Instagram Reels Remixes. According to Instagram, “Whether you’re capturing your reaction, responding to friends or bringing your own magic to trends, Remix is another way to collaborate on Instagram.” So it’s all about reactions and putting your own spin on things. Here are a few ideas to get you started — Put on your dancing shoes for this one! It’s all about matching your steps and timing with a previous Reel, and putting out your own version once you’ve learnt how to pull off the dance routine. Pretty impressive when you watch the Reels playing side-by-side, in real-time. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. With so many of us around the world in lockdown again, a virtual dance-off is a great way to spend time with your friends online, engaged in a virtual dance-off. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to-the-point, and relatable. Double the dance, double the energy, and double the joy! Also — who says the ‘Don’t Rush’ challenge is a thing of the past? We beg to differ. Who doesn’t like a good, responsive audience? People who are inherently performers are missing their live audiences lately; Instagram Reels Remixes might just be the next best thing. Calling all musicians — this Reels Remix trend needs your participation. Bring your instruments, and your sick beats to this duet, it’s a great way to have a blast with your musician friends online. Fitness enthusiasts — here’s a way for you to ride this Reels Remix wave. You can respond to someone else’s workout with you doing the same routine. What better time than now to get fit? The idea behind Instagram Remix Reels is to collaborate and get wacky together. So find a way to convey your message with some flair and quirk. Keep it light, to the point, and relatable. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram Stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels. The Reel Remix above is a great example that illustrates that not every single Reel Remix needs to be a reaction. Flex your creative muscles; you can have one person dancing and the other talking, like Armiel Chandler and Taylor Cassidy did. Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay. Congratulations! You’re all set to plan, create and post engaging Instagram Reels and Reels Remixes to keep your followers hooked. If you want to learn how to leverage Instagram stories for business, head over to this article we’ve put together. You should also sign up for a free account on InVideo to leverage the 5000+ templates that can be fully customised to create your own Reels! We’d love to help you with your questions, so leave them in the comments below. Also, if you did find this guide helpful, please feel free to share it with your friends who are also looking to create Instagram Reels.
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
9. Relatable Content
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
10. “Get to know me” Reels
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
11. Checklists
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
12. Listicles
13. “Day in the life” videos
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
14. “Outfit of the day” Reels
Lilly Singh did this for her Jordans by changing from herself into one of her characters.
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
15. Show a book you’re currently reading
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
16. Motivational Quotes/Inspiration videos
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
17. Commentary Videos with the Green-Screen Effect
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
18. Make a holiday/seasonal videos
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
19. Post User-Generated Content
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
20. Show off your informal side
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
21. Wanderlust or Travel-Inspiration Videos
We don’t want to get too meta, but check out social media marketer Ashley’s Reel that tells you exactly what you need to film a reel. A quick note on Instagram reels for marketers: a couple of to-the-point tips put together can be useful for your users, and might even inspire them to get started with creating content of their own.9. Relatable Content
Reels are exactly this: bite-sized relatable content. Here, you’ll see even big brands do the same challenges as you.
Here’s a reel by photographer Kasie Marie that went viral.
The year 2020 sure gave us some celebrities doing really funny, relatable things to light up our social media. Did you see Joe Jonas’ Instagram?10. “Get to know me” Reels
It can be reaffirming to share your goals with your audience, and it can also serve as a reminder about what your ethics and hard work are leading to. Here’s a small business owner Charlotte sharing her goals with everyone:11. Checklists
Looking for a checklist to make better photos? Digital creator Mel has created an easy checklist for anyone who struggles to pose for pictures. 12. Listicles
22. Expand on the “Why” of your Business
What is the problem you are solving, or the industry gap you are aiming to fill? Share your story with your followers, it’ll lend them some important insight into your business.23. Show Glimpses of the Creative Process
24. Unboxing
Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do!(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend.
Check out how Sephora does their tutorials:
You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest.
Here’s how digital creator Alicia uses quick snaps to explain how to grow a business using social media.
Here’s how this vegan blogger shows how she uses ingredients to create delicious meals:3. Get Influencers Involved
Here’s an example from The Suite Life LA:4. Product Teasers
24. Unboxing
24. Unboxing
Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do!(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend.
Check out how Sephora does their tutorials:
You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest.
Here’s how digital creator Alicia uses quick snaps to explain how to grow a business using social media.
Here’s how this vegan blogger shows how she uses ingredients to create delicious meals:3. Get Influencers Involved
Here’s an example from The Suite Life LA:4. Product Teasers
(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
24. Unboxing
Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do!(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend.
Check out how Sephora does their tutorials:
You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest.
Here’s how digital creator Alicia uses quick snaps to explain how to grow a business using social media.
Here’s how this vegan blogger shows how she uses ingredients to create delicious meals:3. Get Influencers Involved
Here’s an example from The Suite Life LA:4. Product Teasers
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
24. Unboxing
Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do!(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend.
Check out how Sephora does their tutorials:
You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest.
Here’s how digital creator Alicia uses quick snaps to explain how to grow a business using social media.
Here’s how this vegan blogger shows how she uses ingredients to create delicious meals:3. Get Influencers Involved
Here’s an example from The Suite Life LA:4. Product Teasers
3. Get Influencers Involved
24. Unboxing
Here’s how Sephora shows us what’s in their vacay set, and what each product can do!(B) 16 Ideas to Promote your Products
1. Product demos
2. Tutorials & Educational Content
We’re talking about everything from how-to’s, dos and don’ts, to myth-busters, statistics and research. Myth v/s Truth Reels are very popular on Instagram right now, especially with #YupNope trend.
Check out how Sephora does their tutorials:
You can use the ‘talking head’ format — where you film yourself talking about each tip as well as putting important text in the frame — which is simple and easy to digest.
Here’s how digital creator Alicia uses quick snaps to explain how to grow a business using social media.
Here’s how this vegan blogger shows how she uses ingredients to create delicious meals:3. Get Influencers Involved
Here’s an example from The Suite Life LA:4. Product Teasers
4. Product Teasers
5. Countdown to a Special Event
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale:8. Hyperlapse videos
Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be:9. Products in Action
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale:8. Hyperlapse videos
Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be:9. Products in Action
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
8. Hyperlapse videos
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale:8. Hyperlapse videos
Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be:9. Products in Action
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
9. Products in Action
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale:8. Hyperlapse videos
Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be:9. Products in Action
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
6. Mini Q & A
7. Reels to Announce Sales/Discounts/Giveaways
Here’s how Sephora promoted their sale:8. Hyperlapse videos
Combined with thumb-stopping music, this is how captivating it can be:9. Products in Action
10. Behind-the-Scenes Footage
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
11. This or That videos
12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
13. Before / After Videos
14. Show how your product solves a problem
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
15. Show close-ups of your products.
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
16. Create Reels of the Lifestyle Around the Product
Do you use cute fillers to package your items? Or is your packaging eco-friendly? That would add to your appeal. Especially for a small business, what are the nifty cost-cutting measures you use when you ship your products? Are there unique ways in which you keep your product safe?
Check out how travel agency Melted&Moved showcases the packaging of their client gift boxes:
What did you enjoy about this process most? Spill the beans in the Reel.
Here’s how a Madhubani painter makes a custom painting for her friend:11. This or That videos
Here’s a Reel asking people if they prefer pony-tails or buns; it features the scrunchies the business is trying to sell: 12. Shoutout Reels for Other Brands’ Products
If your product is a foldable table, what kind of vase would go best on it? Or which brand’s table cover? This is a great way to link to other small businesses (likely with complementary products) you’re collaborating with. Go ahead and create a shout-out Reel!
Tyra Banks did a shout-out reel for an ice-cream brand, for instance: 13. Before / After Videos
If you have a new workspace, you can show your old workspace and contrast it with your new one. It’s a great way to show that your business is growing and to keep your followers updated on what it looks like. You can even use the green screen effect for this idea and point to different images.
Here’s a DIY Reel of a user putting together a bookshelf. She also links to a larger tutorial on this Reel, which we think is pretty smart. 14. Show how your product solves a problem
You can take a cue from this jaw-dropping before/after Reel that Foxterra Design made: 15. Show close-ups of your products.
(5) How to use Instagram Reels Remix
(6) 5 cool ideas for you to use Reels Remix
(A) A Virtual Dance Tutorial or Dance-off
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
(B) Funny Reaction Snippets
(C) Singing Duets or Having Singalongs
(D) Work out together
(E) Find A Wacky Way to Send a Message
Get started making your own Instagram Reels Remixes; we have a feeling this feature is here to stay.(7) Conclusion
(7) Conclusion