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How to Get Verified on Instagram

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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In the world of social media, getting “verified” on Instagram is a coveted status symbol. Having a blue check mark next to your username indicates that you are a public figure, celebrity, or brand, and it can increase your credibility and visibility on the platform. Here’s how you can increase your chances of getting verified on Instagram:

1. Meet Instagram’s eligibility requirements: In order to be considered for verification, your account must meet certain criteria. This includes being a “public figure” or “brand” (i.e. not a personal or fan account), having a complete bio section, profile picture, and at least one post, and being active on the app.

2. Build your following: While there is no set number of followers needed to get verified, having a large and engaged following can certainly increase your chances. Focus on creating high-quality content that your audience will enjoy and sharing it consistently.

3. Establish your brand: Whether you’re a company or an individual, it’s important to establish a clear brand identity. This includes a cohesive aesthetic, consistent messaging, and a unique value proposition.

4. Network with other verified accounts: Connecting with other verified accounts provides social proof and can validate your account to Instagram. Reach out to other influencers, brands, and celebrities in your niche and build genuine relationships.

5. Apply through Instagram: Once your account meets all of the eligibility requirements, it’s time to apply for verification. Simply go to your profile settings, select “Request Verification,” and provide Instagram with your full name, a government-issued ID, and additional information to prove your identity.

While getting verified on Instagram can be a difficult and elusive process, it’s not impossible. By focusing on building your brand, establishing a following, and networking with other verified accounts, you’ll increase your chances of getting that coveted blue check mark.

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