#   Hashtag    Magic

 

Read out the hashtag strategy and use this high reach hashtags to increase your profile growth 10x Faster than others users.

 

 

Index

 

1. Personal writing

2. Exercise

3. Motivational

4. Business

5. Fashion

6. Digital technology

7. Digital marketing

8. Beauty

9. Science

10. Furniture

11. Event manager

12. Smart home device

13. Travel

14. Weight gain / loss

15. Love & Relationship

16. Personal development

17. YouTuber

18. Gardening

19. Gaming

20. Luxury life

21. Parenting

22. Music

23. Photography

24. Food

25. Animals

26. Crafts & diys

27. Memes

28. Hair care

29. Life coaching

30. Social media marketing

31. Cryptocurrency

32. Psychology

33. Interior design

34. News

35. Babies & kids

36. Start up

37. Education

38. Friendship

39. Jewellery

40. Skin care

41. Covid-19

42. Blogging

43. Electronics

44. Comedy

45. Horror

46. Sports

47. Drawing

48. Dance

49. Software / application

50. Magic

 

 

 

Everything you need to know about Instagram hashtags in 2021

What are Instagram hashtags?

 

A hashtag is a combination of letters, numbers, and/or emoji preceded by the # symbol (e.g., #NoFilter). They are used to categorize content and make it more discoverable.

Hashtags are clickable. Anyone who clicks on an Instagram hashtag or conducts an Instagram hashtag search will see a page showing all the posts tagged with that hashtag.

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Why use Instagram hashtags?

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Hashtags are an important way to expand your Instagram audience. When you use a hashtag, your post will appear on the page for that hashtag. If you use a hashtag on your Story, it could be included in the relevant hashtag Story, which also appears on the hashtag page.

People can also choose to follow hashtags, which means they could see your hashtagged post in their feed even if they don’t follow you (yet).

Instagram hashtags can be a great way of building community online so people are motivated to engage with your brand. For example, as the way people work out suddenly changed in 2020, Nike Los Angeles used the #playinside hashtag to feature local people getting active in their homes.

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Types of popular Instagram hashtags

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Instagram breaks hashtags down into nine distinct types:

• Product or service hashtags: These are basic keywords to describe your product or service, like #handbag or #divebar

• Niche hashtags: These get a little more specific, showing where you fit in the context of your industry, like #travelblogger or #foodblogger

• Industry Instagram community hashtags: Communities exist on Instagram, and these hashtags help you find and join them. Think #gardenersofinstagram or #craftersofinstgram

• Special event or seasonal hashtags: These can refer to real holidays or seasons, like #summerdays, or they can be used for all those National [Thing] Day holidays, like #nationalicecreamday or #nationalnailpolishday

• Location hashtags: Even if you geo-tag your Instagram post, it can still be a good idea to include a hashtag that refers to your location, like #vancouvercraftbeer or #londoneats

• Daily hashtags: Every day has plenty of its own hashtags, from #MondayBlues right through to #SundayFunday. We created a whole list of daily hashtags for you to choose from if you’re looking for an easy source of hashtags to add to your posts.

• Relevant phrase hashtags: These hashtags combine elements of product hashtags, niche hashtags, and community hashtags. Basically, they’re phrases people use on Instagram to connect to existing communities in a slightly insider way, like #amwriting or #shewhowanders

• Acronym hashtags: Perhaps the best-known acronym hashtag is #TBT for Throwback Thursday. Other popular acronym hashtags include #OOTD for outfit of the day, #FBF for flashback Friday, and #YOLO for you only live once.

• Emoji hashtags: These hashtags can include emojis on their own, like #????, or words or phrases with emojis attached, like #sunglasses????

Branded hashtags are another great option for businesses on Instagram. We’ll get into more details on those later in this post.

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How many hashtags on Instagram to use

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You can include up to 30 hashtags on a regular post, and up to 10 hashtags on a Story. If you try to include more, your comment or caption won’t post.

That said, just because you can use that many hashtags for Instagram doesn’t mean you should. There’s no right number of hashtags for every business, or even for every post by the same business.

The consensus is that about 11 hashtags is a good number to start with. But the most common number of hashtags to use on Instagram is between 1 and 3.

You’ll need to do some testing to determine what works best for your particular business.

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How to hide hashtags on Instagram

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When you’ve spent time crafting a great Instagram caption, you may not want to end your post with a prominent collection of hashtags. Fortunately, there are a couple of easy ways to make your hashtags less visible.

How to hide Instagram hashtags in a comment:

1. Write your caption as usual but don’t include any hashtags.

2. Once your post is published, simply click the speech bubble icon under your post to leave a comment.

3. Write out or paste the hashtags you want to include in the comment box and tap Post.

4. On mobile, your hashtags won’t be visible unless a user taps View all comments. However, on desktop, your comment will remain in the top position, so this trick works better if you’re targeting a mobile audience.

Source: VW on Instagram

How to hide Instagram hashtags in the caption:

You can also use hashtags within the caption itself without them being super-visible.

1. At the bottom of your caption, tap Return or Enter. If you don’t see a Return or Enter button, tap 123 to bring it up.

2. Enter a punctuation mark (try a period, bullet, or dash), then hit Return again.

3. Repeat steps 2 to 4 at least three times.

4. Instagram hides captions after three lines, so your hashtags won’t be viewable unless your followers tap … more. Even then, your hashtags will be visually separated from your caption so they don’t distract from your copy.

How to hide captions on Instagram Stories:

You can hide hashtags on Instagram Stories, too. One option is simply to minimize the appearance of your hashtags by pinching and shrinking them to make them quite small. You can also tap the hashtag sticker to change it from a white background to a semi-transparent one.

If you want to hide your hashtags entirely, you can paste an emoji, sticker, or GIF overtop to obscure them.

Source: Christina Newberry

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How to find trending hashtags on Instagram

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Unlike Twitter, Instagram doesn’t publicize a list of trending hashtags. However, if you search for a hashtag on Instagram, you’ll see how many posts use that hashtag. You’ll also see a list of other popular Instagram hashtags using similar words, with post counts included too.

Source: Instagram

To search for a hashtag on desktop, enter the hashtag including the # symbol into the search box. On mobile, enter your search term in the search box, then tap Tags.

If you’re paying attention to your Instagram feed, you’ll learn to quickly spot trending hashtags as they emerge. Don’t be too quick to jump on a trend, though. Only post using a trending hashtag if it really makes sense for your business, and for the specific content in your post.

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How to search multiple hashtags on Instagram

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The easiest way to search multiple hashtags on Instagram is to set up search streams in a social listening tool like Hootsuite to track the hashtags you’re interested in so you can see all the relevant content on one screen without having to conduct each one as an individual Instagram hashtag search.

Source: Hootsuite

Instagram business profiles can conduct up to 30 unique hashtag searches in any given seven-day period.

Here’s some more information about how to set up search streams so you can keep track of multiple Instagram hashtags easily on one dashboard.

We wrote a full post about the benefits of social listening if you want to dig deeper into how this works.

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Top Instagram hashtags

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As of June 1, 2020, these are the top 25 hashtags on Instagram:

1. #love (1.824B posts)

2. #instagood (1.143B posts)

3. #fashion (807.1M posts)

4. #photooftheday (792.4M posts)

5. #beautiful (657.4M posts)

6. #art (643.6M posts)

7. #happy (576.9M posts)

8. #photography (575.9M posts)

9. #picoftheday (569.4M posts)

10. #cute (564.9M posts)

11. #follow (557.8M posts)

12. #tbt (534.5M posts)

13. #followme (526.4M posts)

14. #nature (520.7M posts)

15. #like4like (515.0M posts)

16. #travel (494.6M posts)

17. #instagram (475.6M posts)

18. #repost (469.1M posts)

19. #style (469.0M posts)

20. #summer (452.4M posts)

21. #instadaily (439.5M posts)

22. #selfie (421.8M posts)

23. #me (420.0M posts)

24. #friends (395.8M posts)

25. #fitness (393.8M posts)