Get more cats on your Instagram feed by cheating the algorithm

2018-11-3 17:30

If you’re anything like me, a blue-eyed tabby cat coquettishly peering at the camera from under its lashes makes you want to scream and explode like Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele in this skit.

If you’re anything like me, you spend hours watching felines meow, pounce, and pose on Instagram, liking and commenting on every photo. If, like me, you want to fill your Instagram feed with cats, you must know the ways of the Instagram algorithm, the set of rules that determine what content appears on top of your feed and for how long. Like all social media…

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