Mikonos Instagram Rebuild
Her profile as it should look after the rebuild, with Mikonos’s own photos. Tap any post to read its caption and see which week it goes out. Switch to Before for the account as it stands today.
Settle this before anything goes live
- The logo reads “RESTUARANT”. It is her profile picture, so it is the first word anyone sees. Whoever made the logo should re-export it spelled RESTAURANT.
Profile picture
Keep the logo, fix the spelling (above). Posting a story at least once a week keeps the coloured ring around it, and the ring is what makes people tap.
Name field
The only line Instagram search reads. “greek ewing” finds this; it does not find “Mikonos Restaurant”.
Bio
Phone and address move to the Contact button and the address line, where Instagram shows them anyway. The freed lines carry what nobody can guess: BYOB, catering, ordering, hours.
Link
Today it opens a Google Maps pin, a map of somewhere the visitor is already looking at. The website answers the menu, ordering, catering and directions from one link.
Order food and Contact
Edit profile → Action buttons → Order food, pointed at her DoorDash store. Edit profile → Contact options for Call (609) 883-9333 and the address, which gives the Directions button.
Six highlights
Menu, Catering, Sundays, Reviews, Kitchen, Find us. Five fill from posts already on her grid; Find us needs the storefront photo, which is in the new posts.
Three pinned posts
Ordering on DoorDash, catering, and one signature plate sit first on the grid for every visitor, whatever she posts later.
Twelve new posts, three a week
Monday, Wednesday, Friday for four weeks. Every photo is one she already sent; the reels are the two to film. Her six current posts stay where they are, under the new ones.
Nothing about Mikonos here is invented. Dish descriptions are her menu word for word, the review is quoted exactly from Google, and anything only Veronica can say is left as a marked blank. Follower counts are today’s: a mock-up does not get to promise growth.
Every image, ready to save
The twelve posts in the order they go out, the two reel covers, and the six highlight covers, at the sizes Instagram wants. On a phone, Save opens the share sheet: choose Save Image to put it in your photos.
Posts · 1080 × 1350
Highlight covers · 1080 × 1920
Reel covers are 1080 × 1920 with the photo in the middle, which is the part the profile grid shows. Highlight covers: add the story to the highlight, then Edit highlight → Edit cover and pick the image.