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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2026 · 10 MIN

59. Why You Should Be Using Instagram Stories

from LinkedIn for Entrepreneurs · host Julia Zatta | Copywriter & Content Strategist

Are you showing up consistently on Instagram but wondering, “Okay… so where are the sales?”In this episode, I’m sharing a real conversation I had with a client who was seeing more engagement, getting comments from clients offline, and noticing people were paying attention to her content, but wasn’t seeing a significant increase in sales after a month of consistent posting.And this is where I think a mindset shift needs to happen.People don’t necessarily buy when you’re ready to sell. They buy when they’re ready to buy.We’re talking about why consistency matters, how Instagram Stories can help you build familiarity and trust with your audience, and what you can actually share when you have no idea what to post.I’ll also share why your Stories don’t need to be polished, educational, or sales-focused all the time.Sometimes showing your breakfast, answering a question, sharing what you’re working on, or giving people a glimpse behind the scenes is exactly what your audience needs.Come say hi on Instagram:👉 https://www.instagram.com/juliazatta_copywriter/Check out my Linktree for more good stuff:👉 https://linktr.ee/juliazatta_copywriter

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