In there I went through and reviewed 13 different hashtag research tools and hash tag generators. So I thought I’d do a short for YouTube article. I’M not going to go through everything I do in the blog post, but I wanted to go through the top 5 Instagram hashtag research tools and generators. The first one is photo Lu.
Now this is the one that we developed, because we didn’t find any hashtag generators out there that we thought were giving the best hashtags and based on the research. I did it’s still providing the best hashtags out there. I went through and reviewed and uploaded the same photo to five different hashtag generators and they compared the keywords to see which ones are the most relevant and photo Lu had the most relevant keywords: the way that it works.
You just go in and choose a photo to upload once you’ve uploaded the photo it’ll go out and look for hashtags based on key words in that photo. Now in the blog post, I uploaded this exact same photo to five different sites to see the keywords. So you want to see those results. Go look at the blog post, well kind of give you an idea here. Once you’ve uploaded the photo, you can choose the number of hashtags, I’m typically, I’m not only using hashtags for 4lu I’ll use the other tools that I’m going to show in the the rest of the article.
So I might want to have like 20 here for the contents of the photo. Maybe I’ll have 10 more based on the location. Here you can also choose the hashtag popularity. So if you want to go most popular you’re going to see that it’s a lot of really, these are really popular keywords. You’Ll see now, I’m not that popular of an instagramer. I probably wouldn’t build a rank very high for any of these keywords, so I typically don’t use these.
I like to use the very popular right, so these are not as popular or some of the other ones, but these are often good keywords for me to use, for this particular photo next number, two on my list and where I typically get the other 10 photos Is display purposes, this is a great little site where you can go in and type in, a keyword, it’ll come back with different hashtags now, while 4loo is a hand generator I’ve categorized this as a research tool right because it doesn’t, you can’t actually upload a folder On it tell you the hashtags, but you can type something in and the hashtags I find that it reviews are very good.
Ok as an example I type in Vancouver here. Of course they get Vancouver, but I get wife yaar, which is uh. You know the airport in Vancouver things like explore Canada and explore BC. You know I do a lot of canola photography in British Columbia. These are great hashtags when you’re doing that. So these is really gives very relevant keywords. It’S not just doing keywords like Vancouver is awesome or ones they contain.
So a lot of the hashtag tools that I reviewed. Those are the types of things they came back and maybe a couple of more good, but not all of them. I find that display purposes gives me the best overall hashtags to supplement when I’ve added for talut. So that’s my number hashtag research tool on the list. Alright number three on the list is a focal mark. Now the reason that I like focal mark it’s more of a hashtag research tool is not one you’ll use on every photo, but what it does do is it gives you gives you hashtags, based on a style of location.
You can also choose a camera if you want okay, so what this can be good for is just finding I’m not going to judge the cameras going to use travel and location of Vancouver. It’Ll, give you some good potential hashtags. You might not have thought of, and often it gives you hashtags, that you didn’t see in display purposes or for Toulouse, so it gives us some good idea, some other hashtags you may want to use.
The reason is because these lists are actually handcrafted, so someone’s actually gone through and come up with these lists, so you can kind of get a bit different. Hashtags then you’ll find in some of the other tools that are just all automatically generated. Obviously, the disadvantage of this is because it’s handcrafted, if you don’t, if you’re looking for something, that’s not within the actual list, they’ve already put together, you can’t add a lock, so you don’t use it on every photo, but I do find it’s really useful.
As my third most favorite a hashtag research tool, next I’m going to go in here and look at Li tags now I hadn’t really used this this before I went through and was reviewing them, but after you’ve using viewing dozens of apps that were on the app Exchange and the and the Android store has tons of them. The Apple Store doesn’t have as many probably because they get blocked out, because some of them are a bit spammy a lot of them weren’t that useful.
But I found this one was really good and probably the best of the ones that I found as far as a new app you can go through and you can choose based on category. So you can come here and it gives you you know based on the category. You can also go through and search for the keywords as well: okay and I’ll come back with some of them. I think these are pretty good. It gives you percentages as well. Further, not quite as good as display purposes.
There are more kind of think you refer Vancouver life, but it does go with explore BC and some the other ones as well too. The reason I do like this one is: it allows you to keep favorites of tags. So after you go through and find the tags you through display purposes or somewhere else, you could go and save them here and then basically easily copy out of this and copy and then put into your Instagram.
This is easier than putting in like a text file which I used to do like a notes file on my phone, so that I could be useful just for saving hashtags that you’re commonly using all right like location or travel tags again. So that’s kind of my four three number five on the list of the top hashtag resources and generators is all hashtags. Now this used to be a pretty good site before the technology improved and things like for loon display purposes came out, but now I find that the keywords here aren’t very good.
So I don’t really use this as much for keyword research, but the one feature that it has is, I still do like is in the chart section here. You can go and see top lists of hashtags from today. The last seven days last month are all time. I find this is kind of useful to go through and see how hashtags are trending, and I may see some hashtags here that I want to go in and check out on Instagram. So I typically only use all hashtags these days for this particular feature, but that got it on to the list of the top five hashtags research and generation tools and that’s the complete list.
Hopefully, you found this useful if you wanted to go into more detail of all the 13 tools are reviewed or look at the results of the test. You can go to four lucam, go to the blog and look at the blog post there. Hopefully, you found this useful happy instagramming
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