Instagram is adding new Threads features to organize the growing volume of shared content.
In separate updates from Instagram CEO, Adam Mosseri introduced new ways to find Reposts on Threads and a new audio feature for Instagram.
Reposts Tab For Threads Profiles
According to Mosseri, the reposts tab will provide users with a consolidated view of all the threads they have reposted.
The new tab makes the discovery of reposted content more accessible for users and their audiences.
Expected to roll out soon, the new tab comes a week after Threads added additional management features to its app.
Included in the previous update was a way for users to find the posts they liked and sort followers by the following date.
Reposts In The Threads Following Feed
In addition to appearing on the new Threads profile tab, reposts will also appear in the following feed.
Users not interested in reposts from those they follow will have to wait until Threads implements a feature similar to the one on X.
After following someone on X, you can visit the three-dot profile menu to turn off the user’s reposts.
Audio Notes Coming To Instagram
In a separate message on Instagram, Mosseri polled subscribers of his IG Updates broadcast channel if they would use audio notes with friends.
While this functionality has not yet entered the public testing phase, it could offer a new way to reach target audiences on Instagram in the future.
Sharing settings could also allow marketers to promote specific messages with smaller, targeted audiences, such as followers a brand follows back on Instagram.
It’s worth noting that Facebook tried integrating a social audio platform in 2021 but shuttered the service less than a year later.
New Features To Increase User Engagement
Mosseri’s announcements on Threads and Instagram emphasize Meta’s commitment to innovating based on user feedback to enhance experiences across its social platforms.
In addition to the latest updates from Mosseri, Meta recently added video messages to WhatsApp.
Meta platforms’ new and upcoming features should give marketers more ways to reach and engage with audiences.
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