What's the community tab and how do I get it?

1. What is the community tab?

Did you know that Instagram has a tab called community? You might have been missing out on some essential tips, tricks and hacks which are being shared within the community tab. The community tab contains posts from popular pages. For example, Whole Foods can post about its recipes for smoothie bowls as well as tips on how to create the best smoothie bowl.

The community tab is a way for you to communicate with all of your fans, friends, and followers. Anyone who likes your music or any song(s) attached to your profile can post on your wall. Once someone posts a message it will appear directly on your wall.

The community tab is a social network that allows members to engage with each other and share advice. This tab is optional and can be turned off.

Think of the community tab as a place where you can connect with other bloggers and learn from one another. Blogging can be a lot of work, and when you’re a newbie, it can sometimes feel like too many “know it all"s are speaking a language you don’t understand it.

2. How do I get the community tab?

Was wondering how to get the community tab on WordPress? I’ve been trying to understand this myself so I hope you don’t mind that I ended up asking you.

It’s very easy to get the community tab. All you need to do is register an account on Reddit and submit a request at their website. It doesn’t take long.

Before I get into the how, I want to explain why having the Community tab is so important. The Community tab is a quick and easy way for you to easily connect with your audience and build relationships. It helps you create more awareness around your name and brand. There are a lot of benefits to having the Community tab, which are discussed below. Competitors without it: advantage you!

I’m assuming you’re reading this because you already have the App installed, and are now wondering how to get the Community Tab.

3. How do I use the community tab?

Now that you know what to write, its time to figure out how the community tab works. Once you navigate to the community tab from your dashboard (the big wordpress logo at the top) you will see that there are thousands of users listed. These users have created blogs, and are determined to be leaders in the WordPress community by their peers and fellow users. The community tab is just a place for you get started, you can even start interacting with them from this page, just click on any blogger who catches your eye and begin having conversations with them.

As you can see, the community tab has two panels, which can be expanded and contracted by simply using your mouse. You’ll notice that there are a variety of choices from blogging tips to authors like yourself who are displaying their work.

The community tab on the left hand side of the home page allows you to engage with other bloggers, get help on your posts, and find new blogs to read. Below are examples of each featured activity.

The community tab is a great place to reach out to the Kinsta team members. You can use this tab if you ever have a question or concern with your account, want to know more about a specific product, or want to know if we can help set up a custom application.

4. The community tab is an easy way to see and share posts from creators you care about.

We’re really excited to announce our newest Instagram feature: The community Tab which will be rolling out to you over the next few weeks. In the community tab, you’ll find a collection of posts from creators you are following including photos, videos, and stories. You can also discover cool content from other members of the Masthead Network within the tab.

Our community is stronger than ever. This new feed streamlines the reading experience, allowing you to better see and share posts from creators you care about.

Every day you get swamped with new content from YouTube, so it's easy to miss some of your favorites. The community tab helps to fix that -- it's designed to highlight videos from creators you subscribe to and videos that have a lot of impressions in the past week.

Do you love seeing what has been shared on your favorite creator's feed? This is where you'll find works shared by your friends, groups, and communities. These are the same feeds you may be used to from Instagram and Facebook, but adapted for creators.