Examples of a link for every Instagram post

Three accounts and the posts they share. Each row is a post on Instagram, and where its tile on the TapThru page leads.

A creator

Lea Cooks

Lea posts recipes and kitchen tips. Her followers want the recipe from the reel they just watched, not her latest blog post.

Reel: a 15-minute weeknight curry leacooks.com/curry The full recipe, with amounts
Growing herbs on a windowsill leacooks.com/herbs Her guide to herbs
My spring cooking class leacooks.com/classes Booking for the class

A shop

Maple & Moss

A small clothing shop. Nearly every post shows something for sale, so nearly every post leads to a product.

New autumn coats are in mapleandmoss.com/coats The coat collection
Back in stock: the canvas sneaker mapleandmoss.com/sneakers The restocked product
Our tote bag, made from offcuts mapleandmoss.com/tote The product page

An affiliate marketer

Sam Reviews

Sam tests everyday gear and earns a commission on what followers buy. Each review leads to the product it is about.

The desk lamp I use every day partnershop.com/desk-lamp?ref=sam The lamp, with Sam's affiliate code
A travel mug that keeps coffee hot partnershop.com/travel-mug?ref=sam The mug, with Sam's affiliate code
Packing list for a week by the sea samreviews.com/packing-list His list, with a link for every item

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