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7 Apps To Track Who Follows You & Likes Your Instagram Posts
Let these apps do all the work.
If you're trying to appeal to your audience and grow your Instagram following, learning from your followers could be the key to success. While Instagram itself does offer analytics about how your followers engage with your posts, you have to have a Business Account to access these. But that's not your only option — there are also several third-party apps you can use to track followers' Instagram activity.
Before it was removed for being too complicated and a little creepy, you could check Instagram's Following Activity Tab to find out which posts and accounts your individual followers were liking and following. Instagram Insights, which is available for business accounts, offers more in-depth information by giving you a breakdown of your interactions, reach, and impressions. This can really help if you put out a lot of sponsored or paid content and want to see how it's doing. A Business Account also allows you to see the overall stats for the gender, age, and location of followers and other users that are interacting with your posts.
If you don't want to convert yours to a Business Account, there are apps you can download that let you in on your followers' activity trends, as well as information about how much they're interacting with your posts. These features usually come included in apps that help you check who's unfollowed you. All you have to do is download them, give them permission to access your account, and let them do the rest of the work.
Here are seven apps to use to track your followers' Instagram activity:
1Followers Track for Instagram!
The Followers Track for Instagram! app allows you to see who follows you, who unfollows you, and who interacts with your posts. Through this information, the app also shows you who your most and least active followers are, based on who likes and comments on your posts the most and least. Plus, the app lets you see which accounts you're following that don't follow you back and vice versa. This can help you decide whether or not to keep certain accounts in your Following list.
2Tracking Instagram Followers
Tracking Instagram Followers lets you in on a lot of information regarding your followers. Aside from main tools that help you track unfollowers, the app also shows you which of your followers are inactive, which users like or comment on your posts without following you, and which followers interact with you the most. Additionally, the app gives you other analytic information like which of your tags is the most popular, what timings are the best to post on your feed, and even what timings are best to put up a Story.
3Reports+ for Instagram
Reports+ for Instagram lays out an impressive amount of information about your followers. The app advertises "over 30 insights about your followers," including which followers are your "best" and "worst," based on how many likes or comments they give you. It also breaks down your account growth in charts that track the followers you've gained and the interactions your posts have over time.
4Followers Pro - For Instagram
Followers Pro - For Instagram claims to be the "fastest and most accurate Instagram analytics app" and uses official Instagram Application Programing Interface (API) for information. Plus, with a 4.7 out of 5-star rating on the Apple App Store, it seems like a good choice. The app gives you information about your followers as other tracking apps do, and it also gives you a list of your "Secret Admirers" which are accounts that interact with almost all of your content, even if they're not following you. On top of that, the app comes with a few extra tools such as one that helps you plan and schedule posts based on your followers' activity trends.
5Followers Track, for Instagram
Followers Track, for Instagram allows you to stay updated on your relationship with your followers. The app lets you see one-on-one interactions with followers, including how many likes and comments you two have given each other. You can also analyze two of your posts side by side and see which followers liked one photo and not the other. On top of all of this, you can do other things like use the app to repost Stories or determine what hours on Instagram are the best for a chance at interaction from your followers.
6Iconosquare
Iconosquare is an insight analytic app for both Instagram and Facebook. Aside from giving you information about which followers like your posts the most, the app also tells you the average number of likes and comments you receive per post, as well as the growth of your followers over time. And, if you want to boost the likes and followers on your account using other social media accounts or sites, you can use the app to embed your Instagram account to other places.
7Followers Master for Instagram
Followers Master for Instagram is another option for you if you want an app that'll give you basic information about your recent followers and unfollowers, admirers, and most engaged users. The app is simple and straight-forward to use, and lets you stay in-tune with which accounts are helping your growth by interacting with your posts the most. Plus, the app gives you updates on your insights that you can use to improve your profile engagement.
Your Instagram may not grow overnight, but with the proper data and analytics, you can have the necessary information to understand how your followers function and how to increase their engagement with your account.
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