From Tad Hargrave of Marketing for Hippies:

“I’ve been working with Rebecca Van Damm, since October 2021, to increase my engagement on Instagram.

Now, a year and a half later, my following more than quadrupled from 3k to more than 13.6K followers, plus tons of engagement around my offerings and programs.

The best part for me, is that this has all been organic growth. No ads to grow my Instagram following. This was all from the content I posted.

And there have been lots of benefits: more people joining my email list, more people in my programs, and most importantly, more people in the membership.

In fact, a lot of you are here on this site and in the membership because you discovered me on Instagram.

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Back in February, Rebecca and I thought it would be fun to peel back the veil and offer a behind-the-scenes look at exactly what we did to create the Instagram account I have today.

We were blown away by the response.

Almost 500 people signed up for the webinar. The largest crowd I’ve ever had for a single offering like that.

So, we’re getting the band back together to bring you: Nine Instagram Audits with Tad & Rebecca

You can probably relate to this:

Something I have found in my work is that once I start putting energy and effort toward something, I begin to notice more how other people are approaching the same task.

Instagram is no exception.

With that in mind, we’re going to talk about other accounts on the platform—what works, what doesn’t, and some things we think you could benefit from incorporating into your own social media strategy.

In this one-hour webinar…

• I will review my 3 favorite Instagram accounts and what I love about them

• Rebecca will review her 3 favorite Instagram accounts and what she loves about them

• Then, we will both audit 3 random Instagram accounts from the audience

• There will be Q&A throughout

• Come live for a chance to get your Instagram audited!*

*There will of course be a replay if you can’t make it live.

Note: All proceeds from this call go to the work of Kakisimo Iskwew , an indigenous cultural activist based in the prairies of Canada. You can learn more about her work here.”