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Instagram Begins Limited US Test of Long-Form Video Formats for Creators

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TLDR

Instagram is testing a limited set of new Features in the US, including long-form video formats that give creators more ways to engage their audiences.

Context:The 6th Meta test we've covered in the last 30 days

What this means for your accounts

Status
Test
Platform
Meta
Affects
long-form video formats, Features test
Who
creators
Effective
Not specified in the source
Action needed
Not specified in the source

Social Media Today reports that Instagram has started a limited test of new Features in the US. The test introduces long-form video formats meant to give creators expanded ways to engage with their audiences.

How we got here

  1. Oct 19
    YouTube Experiments With Incentive Bonuses for Shorts Creators

    YouTube is testing bonus incentives for selected Shorts creators and expanding its affiliate shopping program with updated analytics.

  2. Oct 6
    Meta expands Reels-first Facebook feed test to India

    Meta is testing a Reels-first feed variant on Facebook in India, expanding trials of a feature it's already running on Instagram.

  3. Sep 30
    Instagram adds in-app boosting for livestreams

    Instagram now lets creators directly boost livestreams through the app, matching the promotional tools already available for posts, Stories, and Reels.

  4. Aug 23
    YouTube Expands Channels Experiment to Musicians, Podcasters, and Media Creators

    YouTube is rolling out its television-style Channels feature to more musicians, podcasters, and media creators in an expanded but still limited test.

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