THE FACE OF INSTAGRAM TRENDS: QUALITY OR QUANTITY?

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  • Safarboyeva Malohat Mahmud qizi ##default.groups.name.author##

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Instagram trends, social media culture, quality vs. quantity, viral challenges, influencer marketing, visual storytelling, digital marketing, content creation, algorithm engagement, content strategy, brand engagement, organic growth, meaningful content, internet fame, social media trends, audience engagement, visual content, user behavior

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This article explores the dynamics of Instagram trends, focusing on the balance between quality and quantity in content creation. It highlights the significance of visual storytelling, viral challenges, and meaningful content, providing actionable strategies for achieving audience engagement and long-term success. The article also emphasizes the role of trends and digital marketing in shaping Instagram's culture.

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  • Safarboyeva Malohat Mahmud qizi

    A student of the Faculty of English Language and Literature at Nukus State Pedagogical Institute

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REFERENCES

1. Statista (2024): 'Instagram has over 1.5 billion active users.'

2. Social Media Today (2023): '45% of users unfollow accounts due to excessive posting.'

3. HubSpot (2023): 'Quality content gets 3x higher engagement than generic posts.'

4. Sprout Social (2024): 'Recommends 3–5 posts per week for consistent engagement.'

5. Hootsuite (2023): '61% of users actively follow trends to stay connected.'

6. Sprout Social, 2024. 'Instagram Reels and its popularity.'

7. Hootsuite, 2023. 'Instagram Stories and user statistics.'

8. Statista, 2024. 'Instagram Shopping feature and its growth.'

9. Social Media Today, 2023. 'Instagram Live’s role during the COVID-19 pandemic.'

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Nashr qilingan

2025-01-07

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Jild 17 Nomeri 4 (2025): Modern education and development

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THE FACE OF INSTAGRAM TRENDS: QUALITY OR QUANTITY?. (2025). Modern Education and Development, 17(4), 54-58. https://scientific-jl.org/mod/article/view/9082