In this instructional video, Hannah from Maybe demonstrates how to tag products in Instagram posts directly from the Maybe platform. She guides viewers through accessing the Content Calendar, creating a new Instagram post, uploading an image and copy, and using the 'Tag products' feature to link items from the connected product catalog to specific locations on the image. Hannah explains that each tag allows Instagram users to hover over the product, click through to view details, and potentially purchase, provided the brand has an Instagram shop set up. She emphasizes the ease of tagging multiple products, the necessity of having the catalog configured, and points users to the blue help button for additional support. The tutorial concludes with a reminder of the seamless shopping experience enabled by product tags.
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Foreign. It's Hannah from maybe. I'm going to walk you through how to tag products in your Instagram posts from maybe. If you've got any questions at all on this, please use this blue button, bottom right, inside your maybe account. It connects you to us 247 and we're always there to help. So obviously this is your maybe dashboard. To obviously create a post, you go to Content Calendar under Content, and that will obviously bring up the Content Calendar where you'll see all of your posts that you've actually got scheduled. And then I'm going to walk you through obviously, how to actually tag products. So obviously, if you publish content with images of your products on Instagram, and you obviously want a really easy way to help customers make a purchase when they see a product that they like, this is a great way to do it because you can actually tag the product itself in your Instagram post. They can literally click through and obviously see more information about that product. So obviously it's a great, great thing to do. So you'll need a shop set up on Instagram and we've got other articles and videos walking you through how to do that, if you need some assistance with that. So this is obviously when you actually create a post, when you've already done that part of the process. So here's the Content Calendar. So I'm going to click to create a new post, and obviously this is an Instagram post I'm actually going to create. And then obviously what you would do is upload your image and your copy in exactly the same way as you would. So obviously you want to select Instagram. And then what I'm going to do is just add any image from here. So I'll just add this one. So obviously the image that you upload is going to be the image of the products that you're actually going to look to tag. So obviously you would put your copy in. So you obviously put in there you know exactly what that image is all about, what products you're featuring, and obviously the benefits of them. But this is the bit we're going to walk through, the tag products bit. So if you click tag products, really, really easy. So you might have several products obviously featured in one picture. So obviously you could tag several products, but just here you click where the product actually is. And then what that will do is that will actually bring up your product catalog. Clearly that isn't a Dutch flag pillow, but that's what I'm going to. That's what I'm going to click. Obviously what this would do is this would be your. Your image, and it would obviously pull up your catalog. So clearly you could connect the product to the image. I would literally just click on that. And then obviously what you can see here, this is what this will do, is if someone sees that image, thinks I really like that, can hover over it, obviously click through, and they can get more information about that product. So it's really, really beneficial to do this. And that's it. You know, obviously you can tag all of the products you've actually got in that particular image, as long as you've obviously got it set up in your catalog. And that means that when someone actually views that post, they can hover, they can click through, see more about the products, and potentially obviously buy that product directly from seeing that post. So it's a simple process for your customer to actually see it, click it, buy it all as one seamless process. It's a great thing to do. So I hope that's been useful. As I said, if you've got any questions at all about, about this or anything else, use this blue button inside maybe as it connects you to us all the time. We're always here to help, and I'll see you on another video soon.
