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Instagram Update: People can now reshare your Stories #InstagramUpdates
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Instagram Update: People can now reshare your Stories #InstagramUpdates
If getting monetized on YouTube has been sitting on your 2026/2027 goal list… this update just gave you a pretty good reason to move it up. Starting February 1st, 2027, the watch-hour requirement for new channels applying for full ad revenue is jumping from 4,000 to 8,000 hours for long-form and 10 million views to 20 million views for Shorts (in the last 90 days). That’s a BIG difference. But you still have time to qualify under the current requirements, and we’d use that time very intentionally. This news may be disheartening… but trust us as you can make it happen if you commit right now. Also even if you don’t hit this deadline… monetization is still possible, you’ll just make life WAY easier for yourself if you work towards this before the requirement doubles.

Rooting for you ✨ #youtubeupdate #youtubemonetization
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If getting monetized on YouTube has been sitting on your 2026/2027 goal list… this update just gave you a pretty good reason to move it up. Starting February 1st, 2027, the watch-hour requirement for new channels applying for full ad revenue is jumping from 4,000 to 8,000 hours for long-form and 10 million views to 20 million views for Shorts (in the last 90 days). That’s a BIG difference. But you still have time to qualify under the current requirements, and we’d use that time very intentionally. This news may be disheartening… but trust us as you can make it happen if you commit right now. Also even if you don’t hit this deadline… monetization is still possible, you’ll just make life WAY easier for yourself if you work towards this before the requirement doubles.

Rooting for you ✨ #youtubeupdate #youtubemonetization
✨ The Thursday Proof Post ✨ A Thursday proof post helps your audience see that your process actually works. This is your trust-building post. And people are more likely to buy when they see evidence showing you can actually help them. This could be: → a client win → a testimonial → a kind DM or comment → a before-and-after transformation → a result you’ve helped someone achieve One tip: create a proof folder on your phone and save screenshots, testimonials, and wins throughout the week. Then when Thursday rolls around, you’ll always have trust-building content ready to share. #instagramtips #socialmediatips
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✨ The Thursday Proof Post ✨ A Thursday proof post helps your audience see that your process actually works. This is your trust-building post. And people are more likely to buy when they see evidence showing you can actually help them. This could be: → a client win → a testimonial → a kind DM or comment → a before-and-after transformation → a result you’ve helped someone achieve One tip: create a proof folder on your phone and save screenshots, testimonials, and wins throughout the week. Then when Thursday rolls around, you’ll always have trust-building content ready to share. #instagramtips #socialmediatips
Doin’ it for the content 🫡 Yes, this looks ridiculous in real life (lol) but there’s an important lesson for you to understand here: A lot of the content you see on your feed wasn’t dreamed up as some elaborate production. It was captured from something that was already happening. Walking somewhere (perhaps with your dog). Working at your desk. Packing an order. Making coffee. Setting up for a client. Doing the actual work. Sometimes we’ll literally pause, put the camera down and capture 30 seconds of something we were already doing because we know that clip can become useful b-roll later. That’s it. So if creating content always feels like you need to come up with another thing to do, you can take some of that pressure off. Your real life and business are already giving you things to capture. The habit we recommend you create though... is simply learning to notice them. For the next week, keep one question in the back of your mind while you work: “Could I capture this?” If the answer is yes, prop up your phone, grab 10–30 seconds and save it to a b-roll folder. Over time, those little clips become a library you can pull from whenever you need footage for a Reel, voiceover, carousel or another piece of content. That’s what working smarter looks like 🤌 and it makes all the difference when you need to spend more time working on your business than on content.
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Doin’ it for the content 🫡 Yes, this looks ridiculous in real life (lol) but there’s an important lesson for you to understand here: A lot of the content you see on your feed wasn’t dreamed up as some elaborate production. It was captured from something that was already happening. Walking somewhere (perhaps with your dog). Working at your desk. Packing an order. Making coffee. Setting up for a client. Doing the actual work. Sometimes we’ll literally pause, put the camera down and capture 30 seconds of something we were already doing because we know that clip can become useful b-roll later. That’s it. So if creating content always feels like you need to come up with another thing to do, you can take some of that pressure off. Your real life and business are already giving you things to capture. The habit we recommend you create though... is simply learning to notice them. For the next week, keep one question in the back of your mind while you work: “Could I capture this?” If the answer is yes, prop up your phone, grab 10–30 seconds and save it to a b-roll folder. Over time, those little clips become a library you can pull from whenever you need footage for a Reel, voiceover, carousel or another piece of content. That’s what working smarter looks like 🤌 and it makes all the difference when you need to spend more time working on your business than on content.
From Content to Customers: Part 2/3 If you caught Part 1, you already know your offer comes before your content. Now let’s make sure your customers have a smooth path to purchase. A lot of business owners focus on promoting their offer. Far fewer take the time to prepare for the sale. You don’t want to be in a position where: → You have a great offer → You create great content around your offer → You have people ready to buy ❌ But the link to your offer doesn’t work. Before you start promoting an offer, make sure the path to purchase is actually ready. ✅ Your checkout works. ✅ Your links work. ✅ Your team is fully briefed. Because the moment someone decides to buy is not the moment you want to discover something is broken. The easier you make it for people to purchase, the more likely they are to follow through. See you in Part 3.
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From Content to Customers: Part 2/3 If you caught Part 1, you already know your offer comes before your content. Now let’s make sure your customers have a smooth path to purchase. A lot of business owners focus on promoting their offer. Far fewer take the time to prepare for the sale. You don’t want to be in a position where: → You have a great offer → You create great content around your offer → You have people ready to buy ❌ But the link to your offer doesn’t work. Before you start promoting an offer, make sure the path to purchase is actually ready. ✅ Your checkout works. ✅ Your links work. ✅ Your team is fully briefed. Because the moment someone decides to buy is not the moment you want to discover something is broken. The easier you make it for people to purchase, the more likely they are to follow through. See you in Part 3.
Film once. Post for months. If creating content always feels like a scramble, there’s a good chance you’re making one mistake: You’re filming for the post you’re creating today. Instead of filming footage you can use for the next three months. The key to this is building a b-roll library. Rather than grabbing one random clip every time we need to post, we batch dozens of clips in a single filming session and pull from them time and time again. The same footage can become reels, carousels, Stories, and b-roll for months at a time. The most important thing is being intentional before you start filming. Start by listing the activities that actually make your business run. These are the moments your audience rarely sees but are often the most useful to capture: → working with clients → planning content → creating products → packing orders → answering emails → your everyday routines Then group those activities into scenes. For example, if you’re creating content, you might capture clips of yourself planning, designing in Canva, editing a video, scheduling a post, and reviewing analytics. From there, film multiple angles of each activity: → wide shots → medium shots → close-ups → over-the-shoulder shots Now one afternoon of filming becomes a library of content you can keep pulling from whenever you need a reel. This is what makes content creation feel much lighter. You stop creating from scratch every time you post and start building assets you can reuse over and over again.
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Film once. Post for months. If creating content always feels like a scramble, there’s a good chance you’re making one mistake: You’re filming for the post you’re creating today. Instead of filming footage you can use for the next three months. The key to this is building a b-roll library. Rather than grabbing one random clip every time we need to post, we batch dozens of clips in a single filming session and pull from them time and time again. The same footage can become reels, carousels, Stories, and b-roll for months at a time. The most important thing is being intentional before you start filming. Start by listing the activities that actually make your business run. These are the moments your audience rarely sees but are often the most useful to capture: → working with clients → planning content → creating products → packing orders → answering emails → your everyday routines Then group those activities into scenes. For example, if you’re creating content, you might capture clips of yourself planning, designing in Canva, editing a video, scheduling a post, and reviewing analytics. From there, film multiple angles of each activity: → wide shots → medium shots → close-ups → over-the-shoulder shots Now one afternoon of filming becomes a library of content you can keep pulling from whenever you need a reel. This is what makes content creation feel much lighter. You stop creating from scratch every time you post and start building assets you can reuse over and over again.
Welcome to From Content to Customers, our 3-part series on turning Social Media attention into sales. Want to know why some businesses post consistently and still struggle to make sales? A lot of the time, the issue lies within the offer itself. Before you spend hours creating content around your offer, make sure you have something worth talking about. The best offers aren’t random discounts or last-minute promotions. They’re intentional. A bundle, package, or experience where every piece works together to solve a specific problem for your audience. When your offer is clear, relevant, and timely, promoting it becomes much easier because you’re not just announcing something. You’re presenting a solution. And that’s what gives people a reason to buy.
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Welcome to From Content to Customers, our 3-part series on turning Social Media attention into sales. Want to know why some businesses post consistently and still struggle to make sales? A lot of the time, the issue lies within the offer itself. Before you spend hours creating content around your offer, make sure you have something worth talking about. The best offers aren’t random discounts or last-minute promotions. They’re intentional. A bundle, package, or experience where every piece works together to solve a specific problem for your audience. When your offer is clear, relevant, and timely, promoting it becomes much easier because you’re not just announcing something. You’re presenting a solution. And that’s what gives people a reason to buy.
Meta's Product Catalog Is No Longer Just a List, It's Now a Signal #metaforbusiness #instagramtips
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Meta's Product Catalog Is No Longer Just a List, It's Now a Signal #metaforbusiness #instagramtips
Years ago, we heard Paul Brunson talk about ✨work-life integration✨, and it stuck with us. The idea was simple: Harmony doesn’t come from trying to split your life into a perfect 50/50. It comes from knowing what actually matters, protecting those moments, and building the rest of your work around them. That has been real for us this season. We’ve been travelling for almost three months, and it has been a mix of work, life, content, client calls, laptop time, liquids, long walks, sunsets, and figuring things out as we go. And no, that didn’t happen because we’re online 24/7. It happened because we’ve spent years building the systems behind the business (content, offers, team) that help things keep moving when our attention needs to be somewhere else. That’s what content is supposed to do for business owners. It's not supposed to be a lifestyle, and it's definitely not the destination. It's a tool that helps support your business, and the business is what helps support your life. So if content is taking more from your life than it is giving back to your business, that’s an important signal. Not to quit... To build a better system. One that helps you show up, build trust, and create income without spending all your time creating. Build the system around the life you want. Not the other way around. Rooting for you always. 🫶
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Years ago, we heard Paul Brunson talk about ✨work-life integration✨, and it stuck with us. The idea was simple: Harmony doesn’t come from trying to split your life into a perfect 50/50. It comes from knowing what actually matters, protecting those moments, and building the rest of your work around them. That has been real for us this season. We’ve been travelling for almost three months, and it has been a mix of work, life, content, client calls, laptop time, liquids, long walks, sunsets, and figuring things out as we go. And no, that didn’t happen because we’re online 24/7. It happened because we’ve spent years building the systems behind the business (content, offers, team) that help things keep moving when our attention needs to be somewhere else. That’s what content is supposed to do for business owners. It's not supposed to be a lifestyle, and it's definitely not the destination. It's a tool that helps support your business, and the business is what helps support your life. So if content is taking more from your life than it is giving back to your business, that’s an important signal. Not to quit... To build a better system. One that helps you show up, build trust, and create income without spending all your time creating. Build the system around the life you want. Not the other way around. Rooting for you always. 🫶
From Content To Customers: Part 3/3 If you tuned in for Parts 1 and 2, you already know there’s a lot more to selling through social than simply hitting publish. But what happens after you finish promoting your offer? The work isn’t done yet. You need to look at what actually happened: ✔️ How many sales came in ✔️ Which content drove the most interest ✔️ What should you repeat (or change) next time Because the businesses that grow aren’t the ones guessing every time they launch something. They’re the ones paying attention, adjusting, and getting better with every campaign. That’s how you build a social strategy that doesn’t just get attention, but drives sales.
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From Content To Customers: Part 3/3 If you tuned in for Parts 1 and 2, you already know there’s a lot more to selling through social than simply hitting publish. But what happens after you finish promoting your offer? The work isn’t done yet. You need to look at what actually happened: ✔️ How many sales came in ✔️ Which content drove the most interest ✔️ What should you repeat (or change) next time Because the businesses that grow aren’t the ones guessing every time they launch something. They’re the ones paying attention, adjusting, and getting better with every campaign. That’s how you build a social strategy that doesn’t just get attention, but drives sales.
Creator Partnerships Are Performance Assets #metaforbusiness #instagramtips
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Creator Partnerships Are Performance Assets #metaforbusiness #instagramtips
📁 Create the Collection: Instagram Profile Tips Make an Instagram collection called “Instagram Profile Tips” and save this post there. If your Instagram bio is unclear, your link is outdated, or your Story Highlights don’t answer the questions people have, you’re creating friction at the exact moment someone is deciding whether to follow you or take the next step. A strong Instagram profile should make three things obvious: → who you help → how you help them → what they should do next That’s what turns profile visits into followers, leads, and even customers. Save this to your "Instagram Profile Tips" collection so it's ready the next time you give your profile a refresh. #socialmediatips #instagramtips
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📁 Create the Collection: Instagram Profile Tips Make an Instagram collection called “Instagram Profile Tips” and save this post there. If your Instagram bio is unclear, your link is outdated, or your Story Highlights don’t answer the questions people have, you’re creating friction at the exact moment someone is deciding whether to follow you or take the next step. A strong Instagram profile should make three things obvious: → who you help → how you help them → what they should do next That’s what turns profile visits into followers, leads, and even customers. Save this to your "Instagram Profile Tips" collection so it's ready the next time you give your profile a refresh. #socialmediatips #instagramtips
If social media keeps feeling like another job to manage, your routine is probably asking too much of you. We’re busy business owners. We don’t have time to build our week around filming, editing, testing every new tactic and keeping up with people whose full-time job is content. But we do need to show up enough for the right people to find us, trust us and eventually buy from us. That’s where a few uncomplicated habits make a huge difference. Nothing extreme. Nothing that requires rearranging your entire life around Instagram. Just small habits you can actually repeat long enough for them to compound into steadier content, stronger visibility and more opportunities for your business. Because sustainable growth usually looks a lot less exciting than the internet makes it seem. ➕ Follow for more realistic social media strategies and systems for built for business owners. #socialmediaforbusiness #socialmediatips
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If social media keeps feeling like another job to manage, your routine is probably asking too much of you. We’re busy business owners. We don’t have time to build our week around filming, editing, testing every new tactic and keeping up with people whose full-time job is content. But we do need to show up enough for the right people to find us, trust us and eventually buy from us. That’s where a few uncomplicated habits make a huge difference. Nothing extreme. Nothing that requires rearranging your entire life around Instagram. Just small habits you can actually repeat long enough for them to compound into steadier content, stronger visibility and more opportunities for your business. Because sustainable growth usually looks a lot less exciting than the internet makes it seem. ➕ Follow for more realistic social media strategies and systems for built for business owners. #socialmediaforbusiness #socialmediatips
There’s a reason Social Media can quickly make you feel overwhelmed. You open Instagram and see advice about Reels, Stories, hooks, posting times, new features, advice from people who may have completely different goals to yours. You see one thing you should be doing, then another, and before long, you’re questioning whether your whole strategy needs to change. While a lot of the advice you see can be useful, it just might not be useful for you. 🫵 There will always be another tactic to try, another trend to follow, another person telling you what’s working for them. The important part is knowing how to filter all of that against your own business. So the next time something on your feed makes you feel like you need to change everything, ask yourself: → Does this actually apply to my business? → Will this help me reach, build trust with, or sell to the right people? → Can I realistically keep doing it? If it passes those three questions, it might be worth testing. If not, you can leave it there and keep moving. 📌 Save this for the next time your feed has you questioning your entire Social Media strategy.
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There’s a reason Social Media can quickly make you feel overwhelmed. You open Instagram and see advice about Reels, Stories, hooks, posting times, new features, advice from people who may have completely different goals to yours. You see one thing you should be doing, then another, and before long, you’re questioning whether your whole strategy needs to change. While a lot of the advice you see can be useful, it just might not be useful for you. 🫵 There will always be another tactic to try, another trend to follow, another person telling you what’s working for them. The important part is knowing how to filter all of that against your own business. So the next time something on your feed makes you feel like you need to change everything, ask yourself: → Does this actually apply to my business? → Will this help me reach, build trust with, or sell to the right people? → Can I realistically keep doing it? If it passes those three questions, it might be worth testing. If not, you can leave it there and keep moving. 📌 Save this for the next time your feed has you questioning your entire Social Media strategy.
A strong ROAS can tell you a campaign is performing. But before you scale, there’s a deeper question worth answering: what did your Meta ads *actually* add to the business? That’s where incrementality comes in. A lift study compares what happens when one group sees your ads and another doesn’t, helping you see what changed because the ads ran. That gives you better information before you decide where to put more budget. Because when real money is on the line, the goal isn’t just to report performance. It’s to understand what’s actually moving the business forward. #MetaPartner
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A strong ROAS can tell you a campaign is performing. But before you scale, there’s a deeper question worth answering: what did your Meta ads *actually* add to the business? That’s where incrementality comes in. A lift study compares what happens when one group sees your ads and another doesn’t, helping you see what changed because the ads ran. That gives you better information before you decide where to put more budget. Because when real money is on the line, the goal isn’t just to report performance. It’s to understand what’s actually moving the business forward. #MetaPartner
One bad review could cost you a customer you didn’t even know you had. Welcome to Business Lessons From Europe Part 4 🇮🇹🇫🇷 A series where we share small business lessons we picked up while travelling around Europe this summer. We almost skipped one of the best restaurants we ate at in Rome because of its Google rating. Luckily, we had a friend who knew the city and reassured us it was worth visiting. Thankfully, we listened. The food was incredible. The prices were great. And it turned out to be one of the best places we ate at throughout our entire Europe trip. But when we went back and read some of the negative reviews, we realized people had been complaining about things like the restaurant selling out of its lasagna, which apparently happens every day within the first hour of opening. And it got us thinking about how much influence reviews have on whether someone decides to give your business a chance. People are making decisions based on the experiences others share online, often before they’ve even spoken to you. And while unhappy customers can be quick to leave a review, your happiest customers might have an amazing experience and go home without ever telling anyone. So when someone loves what you do, ask them to leave a review. And remember to make it easy for them. Give them a simple way to share their experience. One bad experience shouldn’t tell your whole story. Your happiest customers have stories worth telling too. #socialmediaforbusiness #socialmediatips
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One bad review could cost you a customer you didn’t even know you had. Welcome to Business Lessons From Europe Part 4 🇮🇹🇫🇷 A series where we share small business lessons we picked up while travelling around Europe this summer. We almost skipped one of the best restaurants we ate at in Rome because of its Google rating. Luckily, we had a friend who knew the city and reassured us it was worth visiting. Thankfully, we listened. The food was incredible. The prices were great. And it turned out to be one of the best places we ate at throughout our entire Europe trip. But when we went back and read some of the negative reviews, we realized people had been complaining about things like the restaurant selling out of its lasagna, which apparently happens every day within the first hour of opening. And it got us thinking about how much influence reviews have on whether someone decides to give your business a chance. People are making decisions based on the experiences others share online, often before they’ve even spoken to you. And while unhappy customers can be quick to leave a review, your happiest customers might have an amazing experience and go home without ever telling anyone. So when someone loves what you do, ask them to leave a review. And remember to make it easy for them. Give them a simple way to share their experience. One bad experience shouldn’t tell your whole story. Your happiest customers have stories worth telling too. #socialmediaforbusiness #socialmediatips
If you want your YouTube channel to grow, start tracking these metrics #youtubetips
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If you want your YouTube channel to grow, start tracking these metrics #youtubetips
Social Media updates you should know about (and what they mean for you and your business) #socialmediaupdates #instagramupdates #youtubeupdates
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Social Media updates you should know about (and what they mean for you and your business) #socialmediaupdates #instagramupdates #youtubeupdates
When people hear YouTube monetization, they usually think AdSense. Fair. It’s the most obvious way YouTube pays you. But if you’re a business owner, the bigger opportunity is what can happen BECAUSE someone found your video in the first place. A video can introduce the right person to what you offer, send them deeper into your world, and eventually lead to a client, customer, email subscriber, affiliate sale or partnership. That’s why we’ve always looked at YouTube as more than a place to rack up views. It’s a business asset. So if the new monetization requirements had you wondering whether starting a YouTube channel is still worth it… yes. Very much yes. → Comment “KIT” and we’ll send you our free YouTube Starter Kit to help you get your channel set up, optimized and publishing.
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When people hear YouTube monetization, they usually think AdSense. Fair. It’s the most obvious way YouTube pays you. But if you’re a business owner, the bigger opportunity is what can happen BECAUSE someone found your video in the first place. A video can introduce the right person to what you offer, send them deeper into your world, and eventually lead to a client, customer, email subscriber, affiliate sale or partnership. That’s why we’ve always looked at YouTube as more than a place to rack up views. It’s a business asset. So if the new monetization requirements had you wondering whether starting a YouTube channel is still worth it… yes. Very much yes. → Comment “KIT” and we’ll send you our free YouTube Starter Kit to help you get your channel set up, optimized and publishing.
2026 Non-Negotiables: Episode 13 #socialmediatips
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2026 Non-Negotiables: Episode 13 #socialmediatips

High Season Co. (@highseasonco) TikTok Stats & Analytics

High Season Co. (@highseasonco) has 1.17K TikTok followers with a 2.41% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 231 videos, High Season Co. received 4.40K total likes and 192K views, averaging 19.0 likes per video. This page tracks High Season Co.'s performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @highseasonco against other accounts, use Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool.

High Season Co. (@highseasonco) TikTok Analytics FAQ

How many TikTok followers does High Season Co. have?+
High Season Co. (@highseasonco) has 1.17K TikTok followers as of November 2026.
What is High Season Co.'s TikTok engagement rate?+
High Season Co.'s TikTok engagement rate is 2.41% over the last 12 months, based on 231 videos.
How many likes does High Season Co. get on TikTok?+
High Season Co. received 4.40K total likes across 231 videos in the last 12 months, averaging 19.0 likes per video.
How many TikTok views does High Season Co. get?+
High Season Co.'s TikTok content generated 192K total views over the last 12 months.
Can I compare High Season Co. with other TikTok accounts?+
Yes. Add @highseasonco to a competitor set with Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool and benchmark it side by side with any other public accounts on views, engagement rate and follower growth, with history back to each account's first post.