The creator presents a listicle of five high-performing Instagram carousel formats, explaining the strategy behind each one—stop-motion, listicle, PIE (Problem, Insight, Execution), cart-to-container, and 'what I'm into'—while showing visual examples to illustrate how viewers can replicate them for social media growth.
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5 Carousels BLOWING UP Right Now You Need to Make.
🚨2 Crucial Things to Keep in Mind with Carousels:
1. Add an audio or trending audio to your carousel that best fits the mood/vibe. This is an easy way for you to get more organic reach and for your carousel to be featured in the reels tab.
2. The second slide of your carousel is more important if not equally as important as the first slide. If someone does not engage with the first slide, they will be shown the second one at a later time so make that one count too.
Hope this helped.
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Enrico
Transcript
Is a wave of carousels blowing up right now that are actually getting views, but most people have no idea they even exist. So here are five you can copy right now. Number one, the stop motion carousel. Each swipe shows a small change no the audience feels like they're watching movement. These are a pattern interrupt and engaging because you have to hold the dots and scroll to get the whole effect. Number two, listicle carousel. These work time and time again. Your title slide starts with a number and a promise, and each slide delivers on a tactical takeaway. And here are a few examples on the screen that you can look at. Number three, the pie carousel, which stands for problem, insight, execution. And your title slide is the most important, so steal this framework. Don't know how to x, plus you just don't know how y, plus use these techniques z. Then each slide delivers on the techniques. Number four, the cart to container carousel. Start with what you bought, then each slide shows how you used it, whether that's meals, snacks, or anything else extra. And number five, the what I'm into carousel. Share what you're reading, watching, or listening to. Provide quick takeaways and links no people can take action. And if you wanna grow on social media or you just wanna make better content, follow for more.
