Why You Should Edit Your Exported Instagram Followers Spreadsheet
So, you’ve exported your Instagram followers using IGExport—what’s next? The raw data can feel overwhelming, but editing your spreadsheet can transform it into a powerful tool for insights and organization.
Here’s why taking the time to clean up and structure the information is worth it. If you need help learning how to export your followers, click here.
What Does the Raw Export Include?
The IGExport raw data includes columns like:
- Username
- Full Name
- Profile URL
- Follower/Following Status
- Private or Public Account
- Account Verified Status
While this information is incredibly useful, editing and formatting the spreadsheet ensures it serves your specific needs.
Reasons to Edit Your Spreadsheet
- Organize for Clarity: Rearrange or group accounts based on criteria like private/public accounts or verified status. This helps identify your audience segments.
- Highlight Key Followers: Use filters or color coding to spotlight important connections—like verified users or potential collaborators.
- Prepare for Outreach: Add columns for contact notes, campaign tags, or personalized messages for outreach purposes.
- Simplify Analysis: Remove unnecessary columns and create pivot tables or charts to analyze trends.
- Clean Up Data: Ensure consistent formatting, remove duplicates, or flag inactive accounts for better data accuracy.
Get More Out of Your Follower List
A well-edited spreadsheet turns raw data into actionable insights. Whether you’re a marketer, influencer, or business owner, customizing your data can make all the difference in how you connect with your audience and grow your Instagram presence.