Interesting Article on Instagram Growth and Engagement

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Hey guys, I was doing some market research for Instagram and found this post online. Since I cant post links Im just going to copy-paste the good parts down below:


April May June July August September October November December
Growth1.95%1.48%0.49%0.34%0.56%0.25%0.26%0.28%0.23%
ER2.8%2.61%2.14%2.12%2.25%1.76%1.36%1.12%1.08%

>As seen from our data there is only one trend on Instagram and it is downward. In the nine months of studies the follower growth on Instagram has declined 88.21%. From the high of 1.95% in April to the low of 0.23% in December. Engagement rate has decreased as well. From the 2.8% engagement high in April to the 1.08% engagement low in December. This is a 61.43% decrease.

>Instagram had a 0.23% follower growth in December. This makes it a stronger platform than Facebook and Twitter. Twitter follower growth in December was at 0.09%. Facebook page likes growth was 0.14%.
Instagram also leads in engagement rate of the total audience. In December an average post engaged 1.08% of the total followers. On Twitter this number was 0.1% of all followers. On Facebook you could expect 0.37% of your page likes to engage with a post.

>2,500 profiles we looked at posted 2.74 times per day on average in December. Images continue being the dominant post format. In December 91.87% of all the posts were images.
Images do get higher engagement on the platform. Image posts engaged 1.1% of all the followers, while videos engaged 0.83%. Instagram users continue being untalkative, 97.4% of all the engagements in December were likes.

Here are some more in-depth statistics (I do not endorse these people at all, it was just too much of a pain in the ass to upload everything else here):

1.Google "Locowise"
2. Go to the website, and click "Free Tools"
3. Its the second tool down
 
Interesting post OP, you didn't really need the ending but nvm :)
 
thx more analytics we have the better. I see the ER going down to the last months.
 
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