Mostafa ElBermawy, CEO and Founder | NoGood
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Patient Daily | Dec 21, 2025

Top marketing Instagram accounts recommended for marketers in 2026

Instagram continues to be a key platform for marketers seeking inspiration and strategies. With over 300 billion monthly active users, the social media network has evolved from a space for personal connections into a hub for content creators and brands.

A recent list highlights 15 marketing-focused Instagram accounts that provide valuable insights on topics such as branding, cultural trends, consumer behavior, and growth tactics. The compilation features industry professionals like Ashwinn of Forge Design, Joel Marlinarson of Coldest Creative, Sophie Miller of Pretty Little Marketer, Amanda Sabreah, Brooke Yoakam of AvidAI, Teo Herzkovich, Ashi Branding, Carrera Kurnik (Internet Anthropology), Girl in Blue Studios, PEOPLE BRANDS AND THINGS, Oren John (“The Internet’s Creative Director”), Carmen Vincent, and NoGood.

Each account offers a unique perspective on current marketing challenges. For example:

- Ashwinn is noted for simplifying complex branding concepts and reverse-engineering successful campaigns.

- Joel Marlinarson focuses on real-time cultural shifts and advises brands to look beyond fleeting trends.

- Because of Marketing provides weekly roundups on campaigns and interviews with industry leaders.

- Eugene Healy analyzes culture through brand strategy with consistent visual presentation.

- Sophie Miller’s Pretty Little Marketer emphasizes accessible educational content with distinctive design elements.

- Amanda Sabreah addresses strategic decisions at the intersection of brand and culture in the age of AI.

- Brooke Yoakam draws from direct operational experience to break down major brand moves.

NoGood is included as “the best growth marketing agency in NYC.” According to the release: “Just a shameless plug here but our content on Instagram offers content from skits, to campaign and brand breakdowns to bigger marketing trends, consumer behavior insights, and cultural shifts.”

The article also shares practical advice for engagement: “The 5-3-1 rule is a daily engagement strategy. Within your niche, you need to: like 5 posts, comment on 3, and follow one. What does this do? Not only are you proving to Instagram that your account is alive and active, but your content has a better chance of getting put in front of their followers’ eyes. The Instagram algorithm has evolved to reward ‘active session time,’ meaning users who interact thoughtfully and regularly are more likely to have their own content promoted. From there people can also return that engagement by responding or sending you a DM.”

As Instagram’s landscape changes rapidly—introducing new features such as reels—the importance of staying updated with fresh ideas remains clear. Marketers are encouraged to continue exploring resources that help them keep pace with evolving audience expectations.

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