Functionalities
Functions in Instagram
· There are 3 types of Instagram categories:
Personal / Creator /professional
So, at this point Creator and professional
combined together, so it creates only two categories Personal and Professional
( Creator + Professional)
First let's
look at personal accounts.
Personal uses they have,
No analytics or API access, (which means you can't schedule posts, use the Facebook creator studio to manage Instagram and you won't have third-party access to analytics.)
Additionally, you can't use contact buttons on your profile or use gift card or delivery stickers or the swipe up function in stories.
So if you are a business owner or marketer, those are big disadvantages, but they do have some benefits.
Personal accounts have access to all of the music options in
reels and stories. (Additionally,
personal accounts are the only account type that can be private. Professional
accounts cannot be).
Professional accounts
They both have, analytics or insights.
They both have access to contact buttons and the gift card delivery stickers.
They allow you to collaborate with other accounts leveraging the branded content features. Even though they share a lot of the same features, they have some important differences.
Business accounts are intended for a business entity that is making money or selling something. So they have API access. That means scheduling, means access to the Facebook creator studio for managing Instagram from your desktop and the ability to use third-party analytics.
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