So the real exception goes to cases of accounts dedicated to the color itself. You can be Tiffany and not just post turquoise stuff. You can be Coca-cola and not just post red stuff. EVEN SO – I think that, even if you have a main color in the brand and it is overexploited, limiting yourself to just it will inevitably block your flow of posts. ✔ Exception: In rare cases, it may work for certain brands or projects. There will always be something special in another shade, style, concept, etc., that you will want to post and will not match the sole color you’ve picked for your feed. Unfortunately! It doesn’t fit in busy, complex, coloured real life. 💣 Why it’s a trap: I know it’s beautiful, but it’s not realistic. It’s a game changer, and honestly is super cheap hahaha!įeeds that scream trouble ↝ Type 1: one color feed

GO! ❤️‍🔥Īlso, if you want an easy way to visualise what your whole Insta profile will look like with a drag and drop easy to use tool, I have this planner on my shop. So I thought I’d write this post with some observations on types of Instagram feeds that can give you a lot of headaches, or simply do not pay off the effort, unfortunately… Trust me on this, I’ve learned it the hard way 😭😭īefore I start, make sure you check out the special of 5 posts I made here on the blog, with the step by step to have a very beautiful feed.

Instagram puzzle feed examples