Creators, platforms and the rules of the feed.
A reel that lands once can land again through the platform's own sharing tools. Instagram's announcements set out what each one does, who can use it, and where the result shows up.
· 3 min readInstagram has published its own account of what decides which reels you see. Read together, the 2023 ranking explainer and the 2024 recommendation reset describe a system creators can plan around.
· 3 min readTwo different processes now put a check mark next to a name on Instagram: a notability review the company says it does not sell, and a paid Meta Verified subscription tied to a government ID. Here is what each one actually tells you about an account.
· 4 min readOn YouTube, Deni narrates the internet's food legends to 187,000 subscribers as PopcornTheory. On Instagram, as @deni_nzt, the same creator gets slapped by a gorilla. The second act is working.
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