Top 25 Alabama Influencers on Instagram

Patrick Murphy has coached Alabama softball through a 2012 national title, 27 straight NCAA appearances and 16 Women's College World Series berths. The A+ at 94 rests on 8.97% engagement and 58,451 average Reel views, the strongest combined reading on this page.

The queen.mariii account is a 25-year-old Alabama mother posting on family life, goals and personal growth, with a parallel TikTok audience. A+ 90 comes from 11.07% engagement against 82,339 average Reel views and a 47% Alabama audience.

Kasper Softley posts as a mother across Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube, carrying the same Kween Kasper name on each. At A 87, 10.64% engagement and 81,091 average Reel views sit alongside 60% of the audience inside Alabama.

The joe_dirtyy account belongs to a Birmingham creator who links three local event brands, among them the 205 Day Fest. An A grade of 83 reflects 59,192 average Reel views and a 56% Alabama audience rather than a high engagement rate.

Mao Tao keeps a southern lifestyle diary of what she is eating, drinking and wearing, handled through a social agency. Her A 83 pairs 40,143 average Reel views with 94% real followers, the cleanest audience reading on this page.

Paige Madden is a Mobile native and a two-time United States Olympic swimmer who still posts as a full-time competitor. The A at 83 comes from 91% real followers and 24,955 average Reel views on one of the smaller accounts here.

Bria splits her posting between Birmingham and Atlanta and routes brand work through a management address. A 82 rests on 51,724 average Reel views and 48% of the audience in Alabama.

Mark Pettus is lead pastor at Church of the Highlands and writes as a husband and father. His A 80 combines 2.94% engagement with 28,963 average Reel views and a 45% Alabama audience.

Brittany Massey works as a freelance hair and makeup stylist and builds her account around family and church life. The A grade of 80 reads 21,498 average Reel views against 42% of her audience in Alabama.

Danielle Sims photographs destination weddings and owns the Stonehaven Weddings and Ridge Pointe accounts, though her bio says she is not taking regular 2026 sessions. B 79 is carried by 6.03% engagement and 90% real followers rather than by reach.

Samuel East posts under a firefighter and dad description and links a family account beside his own. At B 78 he brings the page's second-highest Alabama audience share at 67%, with 78,191 average Reel views.

Mark Sears played basketball at Alabama and posts under the MS1 name his profile carries. Third on Alabama audience share at 62%, he reaches B 77 on 13.86% engagement and 25,195 average Reel views.

LaDarrius Hutcherson describes himself as an author and TEDx speaker, and points followers to Birmingham restaurants. The B at 77 comes from 6.22% engagement and 25,721 average Reel views, held back by a 75% real-follower reading.

Briana Brewer is a Mobile hairstylist who runs her own studio company. B 76 pairs 4.51% engagement and half her audience inside Alabama with one of the page's lower real-follower readings at 75%.

Gracie Hood Knight writes faith-led daily posts and, by her own bio, carries a larger following on TikTok than on Instagram. She is the largest account here at 143,979 followers, and B 75 reflects 2.38% engagement against 63,954 average Reel views.

Charles Kelly ranches and pastors Winterboro Community Church, and promotes a Bible memorisation app. His 76% Alabama audience is the highest on the page, and B 75 adds 3.79% engagement and 20,484 average Reel views.

Barbie Cass posts from Mobile and runs a lash studio and a financial services account. B 75 is built on 8.51% engagement, 20,818 average Reel views and 59% of the audience in Alabama.

Tully Hope Urbik writes about talking too much and overthinking, pitching her account as a friendship rather than a niche. Her 22.65% engagement is the highest here, but 9,838 average Reel views hold the index to B 73.

Tiffany Nicole White is a Birmingham paralegal and an aspiring attorney who holds a Miles College title. B 73 comes from 20.94% engagement and 34,661 average Reel views, with only 21% of the audience in Alabama.

Tucker Smith lists Bassmaster Elite Series, Ultimate Angler and Bass Pro Shops US Open titles alongside college and high-school national wins. B 71 reflects 18,488 average Reel views and 2.42% engagement across a mostly out-of-state fishing audience.

Lexy Adcock posts as a stay-at-home mother of two boys and says her TikTok following is several times larger. B 68 combines 91% real followers with the page's lowest Reel views at 6,842.

Rachel Awtrey hosts the Real Talk podcast, co-founded a community project and sells her own book. The B at 67 reads 23,800 average Reel views and 2.21% engagement, with 77% real followers.

Ginnard Archibald calls himself a visual storyteller working in video, photo and drone, and a dad. B 67 pairs 4.75% engagement with 15,176 average Reel views and a 76% real-follower reading.

Alaina Charif Douglas works as an actor and filmmaker and founded a small essentials brand. C 61 reflects 7,135 average Reel views, 2.47% engagement and the page's lowest real-follower reading at 73%.

Mason Williams posts from Tuscaloosa and describes living in a tree or on a boat alongside faith content. C 61 comes from the page's lowest engagement at 2.04% and a 17% Alabama audience, offset by 87% real followers.