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Week 7 Part B

I viewed many of the Instagram accounts in our class and I love that everyone is getting their business pages started. Whether they had them since before the class or are just starting out now, I'm very impressed with everyone's work. The three accounts from my group that I commented on were Jan Walker, Morgan McCray, and Sue Godwin. These three have entirely different businesses but all great concepts. 

Jan Walker's Instagram is to promote a consulting business, Morgan McCray has a business where people can create their own Kpop outfits, and Sue Godwin has a no-kill animal shelter. Because of the different nature of each of these businesses, they would require each different types of posts in order to capture their target audience. Morgan McCray can have a more colorful and fun type of theme, where as Jan Walker would want something more serious, maybe more neutral colors, with a lot of business inspiration. Sue Godwin would want something with lots of cute photos, but also lots of informational type posts. 

Walker_Jan
Forrest Walker (@tridentpacificconsulting) • Instagram photos and videos


McCray_Morgan
Mo 모✞🌷 (@moskpoppage) • Instagram photos and videos


Godwin_Sue
Class Project (@unconditionallovecatanddog) • Instagram photos and videos

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