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What has changed is how you should be using them.

Instagram has officially capped hashtags at 5 per post. Instagram made this change deliberately because stuffing 20 to 30 generic tags into every post was not serving anyone. Hashtags are no longer a reach tool. They are a clarity tool that helps the algorithm understand what your content is about.

5 intentional hashtags beat 30 random ones every single time.

Here is how to pick yours:

-Think about your niche, your audience, and your location
-Think about what someone would actually search — not what you would call your post
-A clown costume post might use #halloweencostume or #cosplay instead of #clowncostume because that is what someone searching for inspiration is actually typing

One more thing most people are missing. Instagram is leaning heavily into SEO and keyword search now. The words in your caption are doing work that hashtags used to do. Write descriptively and use natural language your audience would actually search. The algorithm is reading your words so give it something to work with.

Save this before you write your next post.
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This is part one of two. Today we are talking about gift guides for creators. Next Tuesday we are talking about gift guides for retail businesses and small business owners. Save both.

Here is what a well built gift guide actually does for you as a creator:

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	•	Lives on your blog with its own URL so you own it and it keeps working long after the holidays
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Plus, Style · May 17, 2019

Size Inclusive Brands – Rachel Roy

Size Inclusive is the buzz word of this season. Brands like LOFT, Anthro and more are extending the sizing from regular to plus. As women we know that we are not one size fits all and it is nice to see the fashion industry is recognizing that.

Gone are the days of all black plus sized collections. I love an LBD as much as the next girl but I do not want an entire wardrobe of black clothes. Retailers are finally realizing that over a size 14 we still want to wear color, embrace trends and gasp… still wear a bikini.

I think it is important to point out that size inclusive means I can get the same outfit in the regular sizing that I can in the plus. It is not a separate line for the plus sized gals which is what has been happening over the years. Size 00 to 24 women want to get the same look that they see in a magazine, on Instagram or on their friend. I thought it would be fun to explore some of these brands as I know my followers are in all different sizes.

Rachel Roy

Rachel Roy’s clothes are bright, fun and exciting. The thing I love most is that when you look at her website the same dresses are offered in regular sizing and also in plus. It is a true size inclusive brand.

Her lines Rachel Roy and Rachel by Rachel Roy range in price from $39 to $150. You can purchase Rachel Roy pieces directedly from her website and also at stores like Macy’s and Nordstrom.

I purchased this set from her Rachel by Rachel Roy collection at Macys.

Sizing and Product Details

The clothes run true to size. I purchased the top in a 0X and the skirt in a 1X. Both fit great and my true size is a 16. As always it is best, when ordering online especially, to check the size chart and use your measurements to choose a size. Size 14 is not the same with every brand so check your measurements.

I was also very happy with the quality of the knit that it didn’t lose it’s shape when I wore it. The knit is thin but easy to wear. I didn’t find it to be clingy or see through.

Most of the pieces I saw on the website were washable as I know this was a question some of you were asking on IG. Many of the pieces encouraged washing in cold water and hanging or laying flat to dry.

I did notice that many of the dresses didn’t have pockets which I know many ladies love.

On my wish list

These are just a few of the things that I want for this summer.

Regular // Plus
Regular // Plus
Regular // Plus
Regular // Plus
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I am a busy person, and I do not always prioritize my health the way I should but this summer I booked my mammogram and I made sure not to reschedule it.

It is never a fun experience. But St. Tammany Women’s Pavilion does a beautiful job; the atmosphere is calm, the robes are warm, and they make something uncomfortable feel a little more manageable.

If you take one thing from this post let it be this.  Get checked. Make early detection a priority. If your provider is recommending a preventative screening, then get it done. Your health is your wealth. Not just because you want to live a long life but because you want the quality of that life to be worth living. Early detection saves lives.

Book the appointment.
Every time I bring up hashtags someone tells me th Every time I bring up hashtags someone tells me they do not work anymore.

Here is my take. Hashtags are still live on Instagram and they are still one of the main ways people search through the platform. Until Instagram tells us they are done I am going to keep using them, intentionally.

What has changed is how you should be using them.

Instagram has officially capped hashtags at 5 per post. Instagram made this change deliberately because stuffing 20 to 30 generic tags into every post was not serving anyone. Hashtags are no longer a reach tool. They are a clarity tool that helps the algorithm understand what your content is about.

5 intentional hashtags beat 30 random ones every single time.

Here is how to pick yours:

-Think about your niche, your audience, and your location
-Think about what someone would actually search — not what you would call your post
-A clown costume post might use #halloweencostume or #cosplay instead of #clowncostume because that is what someone searching for inspiration is actually typing

One more thing most people are missing. Instagram is leaning heavily into SEO and keyword search now. The words in your caption are doing work that hashtags used to do. Write descriptively and use natural language your audience would actually search. The algorithm is reading your words so give it something to work with.

Save this before you write your next post.
More digital strategy every Tuesday — follow along so you do not miss it.
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@tiffanitrancalix throws the best parties… #90snig @tiffanitrancalix throws the best parties… #90snight #justagirl
We’ve never met a theme we didn’t like. #october # We’ve never met a theme we didn’t like. #october #costumeseason #90snight
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This is part one of two. Today we are talking about gift guides for creators. Next Tuesday we are talking about gift guides for retail businesses and small business owners. Save both.

Here is what a well built gift guide actually does for you as a creator:

	•	Drives affiliate revenue through platforms like LTK, ShopMy, Amazon Associates, Collective Voice, Mavely, and Howl
	•	Lives on your blog with its own URL so you own it and it keeps working long after the holidays
	•	Gives you content to distribute across every platform including two Pinterest pins per guide — one to your LTK post and one to your blog
	•	Opens the door to add gift guides as a bonus deliverable in brand collab pitches — and yes, services count too

Start by planning your categories. Gifts for her. Gifts under $50. Stocking stuffers. The more specific the guide the more useful it is — and useful content gets saved and shared.

The creators who win the holiday season start building now.

Save this and start planning your first guide this week.
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