If you're unfamiliar with Instagratify, the tool is used to filter your Instagram content onto any number of other social networks. The use of a hashtag serves as a filter and directs the system to follow a number of defined filtering rules.
The system supports images, albums (included animated GIFs), and video, and it is usage of this single tool where we've seen our clients fundamentally alter their method and style of real-time social engagement. The WordPress filter is just one of a number of rules that applies (effectively turning Instagram into a WordPress publishing platform).
The Instagratify platform hasn't changes much in the decade we've used it, but the way the data is rendered on your website has altered considerably with the revised version of our 'standard' broker website framework. In summary, we now send Instagram content to a dedicated post archive rather than into your standard posts archive,. This change permits the necessary segregation between your more formal content and the unstructured and often irrelevant content shared on social media.
Because yo'll invariably share your quota of cat-pics and other nonsense you may not want on your website, the content is simply excluded by the use of (or the omission of) a simple hashtag.
Pictured: The Instagram archive (left) and the Instagram image post (right). Each page may be formatted to your liking in virtually every respect. As with almost every page on our mortgage broker website, each page includes an escalation-based calendar subscription for with the assignment of the form managed in Yabber.
