Introduction

It can be frustrating to see Instagram unfollowers, but you don't have to stress. There are a lot of reasons why people unfollow you on Instagram, and we're going to show you how to keep track of those people!

Use an app to track your Instagram unfollowers.

To find out who is unfollowing, unfollowing and not following back, you need an app. There are many different options for tracking social media metrics and keeping up with your Instagram account. You can use an all-in-one solution like Buffer or Hootsuite or use a separate app for each task.

We recommend using an all-in-one solution such as Sprout Social or Agorapulse, as they provide detailed analytics on followers, engagement and more—all from one dashboard. If you want to try out some different apps before committing to one particular platform, here are five of our favorites:

Using an app is the best way to know who is following you.

There are several excellent apps that can help you track your Instagram unfollowers. These include:

Find the Instagram unfollowers list on your account and see who has unfollowed you.

To find the Instagram unfollowers list, you first need to log into your Instagram account. Once there, head to https://www.instagram.com/followers/. You will be presented with a page full of information about your account including the number of followers and how many people have followed you recently.

If you scroll down on this page, you will see a section that says “People Who Have Unfollowed You” located towards the bottom left-hand side of the screen. Click on this link to view all the accounts who have recently unfollowed you from their feeds!

Find accounts that follow you and do not follow back.

It's time to get serious. Let's find out who is really not following you back.

There are several ways to track how many people unfollowed you, but one of the most popular methods is by using an app like Unfollowers Free or SocialBlade. These apps let you log into your Instagram account and see who has unfollowed or stopped following you in the past month (or however long). Once logged in, navigate to "Followers" and sort the list by least recent followers first.

This way, all accounts that haven't followed back within the last few weeks will be at the top of your list and easy to spot!

Sort accounts by least recent to most recent followers.

If you have a lot of followers, sorting by least recent to most recent may be helpful. This way, if you have been following someone for a while and they still haven't followed back, it will show at the top of your feed and make it easier for you to unfollow them.

The same goes for accounts that have just started following you. If they've only followed in the last day or two, it's likely they didn't see your profile before they decided to follow you. This means that they may not be interested in what you're posting and don't follow back often—or at all! Unfollow these accounts immediately and move on to another one.

Use Instagram's suggested users list to find new people to follow.

The first step to countering the social media slump is to find new people to follow on Instagram. The easiest way to do this is by using the suggested users feature in its Explore tab. This feature was created for just this reason: it will show you up-and-coming accounts that are similar to those you already follow, and it should help keep your feed fresh and interesting. It also has an added benefit of keeping out irrelevant posts from strangers who don't have a lot of followers yet, but who may later become popular accounts worth following.

You can also use the Search bar at the top of any page on Instagram—not just inside of Explore—to find new people based on keywords related to your interests or hobbies; if you're interested in travel photography, type "travel" into the search bar and see what pops up! Or if you're looking for recommendations from someone else who follows a lot of travel photographers that aren't necessarily well-known yet but would be great additions to your own feed... Ask them! Most likely they'll be happy talk about some awesome new people they've found recently too!

See who you have recently followed, but who has not followed you back.

Here's how to do it:

You can also see who else you are following but is not following you back by clicking on the “Following” button next to their name. This will take you to a page where all of your followers are listed (you may have to click on an arrow or “More” in order for this to work). You can sort through these people by name, most recent activity, and more!

Boost Your Best Instagram Posts

If you want more engagement on Instagram, use the “boost” feature. This will help you get more likes, comments and followers. You can also boost a post when it does not have many interactions yet. The main reason behind this is that people like to see posts that have been boosted because they know it means that the account owner has put in extra effort to make their content look good for them. When users see a post with a lot of interaction already, they don’t feel motivated enough to comment or engage with it themselves – but if they see one with zero interaction and then see another one with tons of engagement from other users? They are much more likely to start engaging themselves as well!

But there are other times when you don’t want to boost a post. For example, if your account has been banned from the platform and you are trying to get reinstated. Or if you have just created an account and want to gain followers without spending any money on advertising. In these cases, it is best to just post naturally instead of boosting posts right off the bat. If you are unsure if you should boost or not, there is a simple way to tell. If your post has received at least one comment from another user, then it’s a good idea to boost it. If not, then don’t bother!

Conclusion

Now that you know how to find out who unfollowed you, it’s time to get your Instagram game back on track. Keep in mind that Instagram is a numbers game. The more followers and follows you have, the better chance of engagement with others within this community—and success!