Theme strategy

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GOALS:


This (Above) represents the few basic of how to properly prepare an Instagram post. I think that hashtags are as said key to the way people will view your post and how many people will see it.

This ladder represents the stages of how I will do my work. I plan to do everything once my account is set up or as soon as. This should hopefully be in a couple of weeks.

I need to make a logo for my account because this might just help people to understand what my account is about. I think that it will need to be a modern logo and original. By that, I mean that this could be a bright coloured, transparent and a stylish font. 

In my project, I will need to include a good background to capture the audience's attention as well as striking them self with me jumping in the centre of the screen. 

I would like to include the original factor so perhaps I will try not to edit it too much by taking away the colour etc.



Another goal of mine would be to get 7-9 likes on any photo. 

1. I will use hashtags to spread the audience
2. I will edit is in photoshop
3. On top of the photoshop work, I will use a filter from Instagram
4. I will have an interesting background
5. I will keep the concept the same all the way through to make it consistent. 




My final goal will be to get some comments (public feedback):

1. I will make the picture my best work
2. Spread the audience by sticking to my target audience goals.
3. Keep the hashtags set to a minimum of 5
4. Make the titles open by not including a specific piece of text, just hashtags.
5. Make the best name for my channel to explain the photos with no specific title on the photo.



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