Use proper Instagram hashtags to promote your Redbubble products

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Use proper Instagram hashtags to promote your Redbubble products:

Hello, guys. Welcome back to my blog posts. Today I'm going to talk about the importance of #tags. How powerful they are!!

As a redbubble artist, most of my store visitors are from social media (Instagram). Cuz this is my favorite platform. If you happen to be following me on Insta. You'll notice that I post a lot there.

Now Instagram does allow us to use up to 30 #tags, and that's pretty cool! I advise you to use all the 30 #tags. Take advantage of them. Cuz this is how you're going to reach your targeted audience.

Now how to list a good 30 tags on your post?


There are 5 golden rules.

 A lot of people won't share them with you. But here I'm sharing them with you, cuz I love to help other people in Improving their store traffic and their sales. Yes, we love doing art for the sake of it, but that doesn't mean we can't focus on marketing and building our brand, Right!!

Here are the 5 golden rules:

Rule No 1

who is your targeted audience? Suppose your targeted audience was people who buy from redbubble a lot or any other print on demand site.

They love online shopping.


you can use:


#REDBUBBLESHOPS


#REDBUBBLEMASKS


#SELLINGSHIRTS


#PRINTONDEMAND

Rule No 2:

who are you? If you're an artist, painter. graphic designer..etc write that in your #tags

#ARTIST


#PAINTER


#ILLUSTRATOR


 #GRAPHICDESIGNER


Rule No 3:

What does your audience search for? ex:coffee mugs, cute coffee designs, coffee wall art


#COFFEEDESIGNS


#COFFEEWALLART


 #COFFEEMUGS


Rule No 4:

What's your post topic about? Is your design related to a specific type of coffee? latte, espresso


#ESPRESSODESIGN

#LATTEART


Rule No 5

Always use #tags that have less than 200.000 posts. (you can check that on your insta),

 why? because the chances that your post will not be push down and not seen will be lower.

As you see it's very easy. Just make sure you follow these 5 rules, and you'll notice a

huge difference in your post's engagement,Which in turn will take your audience to your profile, and click on your store link . Don't forget you can follow #tags like you follow any other account, to see what's trending. 😉


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