When you're talking about niches, it's really important to understand your niche and what people in that niche want. So for example, if you're selling products, you have to dominantly present that product inside of that story. There's no point of telling the story without the product if the product is what you are selling. So it's really important to understand your niche and what people in that niche want. So here I am on social pornographic YouTube channel. Social graphics is just one of our businesses.

And we created hundreds of animated Instagram stories for this channel. So if I jump inside and show you for example, fitness social media graphics, hit play, you can see just some of the examples and how the stories look like. So you can see how images animate how texts jump in, some lines are shown and so on. And because this is a fitness niche, the whole point of this niche is to show People the results of what they are looking for, and to show the practice determination and hard work that's involved in what they're trying to achieve. And that is the look of their bodies. Now, of course, inside of the fitness niche, you can also promote products.

So you can include various different images, whereas different texts and so on, as you can see, in majority of these, we have website either at the bottom or at the top, showing people where they need to click so we included a call to action button, and they can go and purchase that product if the product is what the story is selling. So as you can see in this example, for fitness niche, we have, in this example, the look that people are after, but as I said, you can also promote products, books, tutorials, maybe you can promote locations where people can go and practice so gyms for example and so on. So you can imagine that depending of each niche, that how these stories are going to be structured. Now, if I switch to luxury, the whole point of this is you have to show people the lifestyle they want, and they strive to achieve.

So all of this is just show as bigger image as possible and show the lifestyle they're after. Now, we have hashtags in these examples, but you can switch hashtags for a website, and you can create a call to action there. So for example, if you're promoting a men's lifestyle in this one that you just saw, maybe we want them to buy, for example, a watch or shoes or something like that. And we're going to show people wearing that product, and then point them with a call to action of where they need to go. Maybe the hashtag is trending we can include the hashtag as well. And that way we can create interest for that particular product inside of this niche just by showing them Animated story which has a lot more life in it, then static story for that matter.

So let's want to drop shipping. And the whole point of drop shipping is to sell products. So you can see product right here. And you can see call to action highlighted. And here as well. So you can see website is highlighted, so they know where they need to go to get this product, you can include text, so you can point them in the direction where they need to go to get that product.

So as you can imagine, all of this can be interchangeable with each other. So you can place the text on top or on the bottom, on the left or on the right, you can place the website as you just saw. So if I stop it right here, you can have a website on the left on the right top bottom. It really depends on where you want people to look because you really have a limited time of your unlimited Instagram story to show all the information that you want. So in this case, we did some research and understood that, for example, for this particular design example, people are going to be drawn to this rink. And there's swiftly going to look to the left and see that the website is there.

So just imagine if you have more than 10,000 followers, you can have the swipe up option on Instagram stories, and they can swipe up straight from there and go to your website. Or if you're promoting this unlimited Instagram story, then you are going to include that swipe up function and they can go and purchase that product for the niche you are in, in this case dropshipping niche. Let's move on to food. And the whole point of the food niche is for example to show how the end result looks like so either a meal or a recipe and to show the ingredients to go inside of each recipe. And you can see in these foods examples. We have a lot more movement.

We have a lot more images All of them are really coherent and go well with each other. So in majority of these cases, we have finished meals, or finished desserts. But you can imagine if you are in this niche, you can create a creation process to get to that meal. So you can include, for example, 234, or five, six images really doesn't matter. And it's up to you to get them to achieve that perfect result that you're trying to portray inside of your Instagram story. So once again, it really does depend of your niche, what you are trying to achieve.

And you can for example, imagine that you started off with just ingredients right here, tell your name of the meal right here, and finished product right here and they can swipe up to get the recipe or to buy it online, if it's for sale that way. So you really have to think about your niche and how you want to present the information inside of the niche for people to understand the best. And finally, let's look at the To travel. And the whole point of the travel is to inspire people to travel, and to get to these locations. So you can see, inside of these examples, you have these magical locations and people inside of those locations. So the whole point here is to try and attract new travelers to go to these locations.

So you might imagine that, for example, travel agencies are going to put stories like these. And once again, you can include one or many images, it's really up to you to display that location perfectly. And to timeout, how you're going to display those locations so that people won't get bored. And these stories won't have to run for a long time. And we're going to explain that when we start designing our design, because you want to create attention and you want to grab their attention and to keep them engaged with your story but you don't want it to run too long. Because Then they are going to swipe up anyway.

So as you can see right here, we included three images from the same location. This is a great wall in China. And you can see these guys taking pictures in these locations. And for example, you can imagine that instead, instead of this text, your title, we go right here, maybe we can include the Great Wall of China, maybe we can include call to action right here, and perhaps hashtag travel China or something like that. And it will really show that information that we want them to see and to understand in the nice way, because it really engages them and shows them images one by one, instead of just showing them entire story, which will be there for just a few seconds, and then it will disappear and they will never see it. Again, writing about these stories is of course, you can animate Instagram posts this way as well.

And I'm going to show you how you can do that. Later on when we start creating our design. So that's it really basically it depends on your niche, what you're trying to achieve. If you want to check out some of these examples, you can do that by going to YouTube and simply type in social corner graphics. And you can see our channel with so many different examples and you can really understand how these examples change from niche to niche and it depends on what niche you're in and you can find some really nice examples here and online for your particular niche.