There has been absolutely so many changes to Instagram recently. And so in today's episode,

I'm going to break down for you the 10 most recent Instagram updates that you need to know

that are going to make the biggest difference for your brand or business on Instagram.

Instagram is always changing. And according to Adam Moseri, the head of Instagram, the algorithm changes on a daily basis.

But every once in a while, there are massive shifts, whether it's a new feature, a new kind of post, or a complete change to the way Instagram is used.

And so that's what's going to be covered in today's episode.

The first piece of Instagram news that you need to know about is probably the most

important of all, and it is that Instagram has added an entirely new way to engage, an entirely

new feature on the app, called reposts. Reposts are something that we've been asking for on

Instagram pretty much since day one, and finally, Instagram has made it a thing. Now, what exactly is a repost?

It's similar to a retweet on Twitter or reposts that have been available on TikTok for the last

few years, where basically person A can repost person B's post, and then person B's post will

show up on the feeds of anyone who follows person A. Now, I say anyone,

but it's not necessarily going to show up on everyone's feed, right? It's not a guarantee. If I

see your post and I repost it, it's not guaranteed that every single one of my followers is going

to see it, but it's kind of like I am recommending that my followers see it. So basically, the algorithm

will take that repost into consideration when it's determining what my followers will see.

Now, anything that I repost, I cannot change, I cannot edit, my name does not go on it.

Nothing changes about the post itself besides a little tiny bubble that will

appear in the bottom left corner that denotes that this post was reposted by me.

Additionally, this repost will not show up on my profile grid, but it will show up in a new tab

on my profile, which is where all reposted posts will show. The most common question that I've

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