Instagram set to unveil Multi-Account access for Android users.

January 5, 2016

If you are using Instagram to promote your estate agency then there is a new feature (hopefully) about to release soon – multi-account access which will initially be available to those using Android. Many people I know will have multiple Instagram accounts, certainly some within estate agency will have their own personal account as well as one for their estate agency. Currently you have to log out and log in every time you wish to change accounts, but soon you’ll be able to hold multiple accounts and switch just like you can with Twitter which saves me an awful lot of time I can tell you!

Once you have the new feature you will note that a small arrow will appear next to your user name which when touched will present a drop down list showcasing your other linked accounts and also ‘Add Account’ where you will be able to type in the log in details in order to add that account to your multi-account group. From there you will be quite literally logged in to each and every account where you can simply switch between them by choosing the relevant username.

*The new multi-account feature has been noted on 7.12.0 version of the Instagram application.

*Instagram are inviting people to join the program for beta testing of multi-accounts, simply visit: Beta test Android Instagram multi-account.

 

Christopher Walkey

Founder of Estate Agent Networking. Internationally invited speaker on how to build online target audiences using Social Media. Writes about UK property prices, housing, politics and affordable homes.

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