Instagram Zorka Hejdová: who she is, how to find her profile and what you can learn from it

Zorka Hejdová is a Czech radio and television presenter: according to the Evropa 2 website, she hosts the Odpolední show on weekdays, and on TV Nova she presents, among other things, Love Island and Bachelor (status as of November 2026). Her genuine Instagram profile can be found most reliably via the link from her page on the Evropa 2 website. For your own profile, you can mainly take from her the connection of several projects and a look behind the scenes.

Who is Zorka Hejdová?

Zorka Hejdová is a presenter who works in radio, television and podcasts at the same time. All three roles can be verified from the official websites of the stations and the publisher on which this overview is based.

• Radio: according to her profile page on the Evropa 2 website she hosts the Odpolední show on weekdays from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., and has been with the station since 2012, with a break.
• Television: the TV Nova website lists her among the presenters of the programme Love Island (together with Nikol Moravcová and Václav Matějovský) and as the presenter of the romantic show Bachelor.
• Podcast: together with the editorial team of ELLE magazine, she prepares podcast ELLEness on healthy lifestyle, whose episodes according to the website are published every Thursday.

Information is valid as of the date of verification (November 2026). Station schedules change, so please check the current status directly on the websites of Evropa 2, TV Nova and ELLE.

How to find the genuine Instagram account of Zorka Hejdová?

The safest route is through the official website: the presenter's profile page on the Evropa 2 website contains links to her Instagram and Facebook. Searching by name in the app may also show fan or imitation accounts.

1. Open Zorka Hejdová's profile page on the Evropa 2 website.
2. Click the Instagram link directly from this page.
3. Compare the username with the account that the search in the app offers you.
4. Check whether the profile contains posts from broadcasts and filming that match her public activity.
5. If an account pretending to be the presenter contacts you about a prize, competition or payment, do not respond, do not send any data or codes, and report the account via the profile menu.

We deliberately do not state the number of followers here: it changes, and without a date and a verified source it would only be an estimate. You can see the current figure directly on the profile.

What content does she publish on Instagram?

The Instagram account of a well-known presenter serves as a place where her individual projects come together: radio, television programmes and a podcast. For followers, it offers a look behind the scenes of work that they otherwise know only from the screen or the airwaves.

In general terms, this is the kind of content one can expect from presenters with multiple roles: footage from filming and broadcasts, announcements of new episodes and shows, and more personal moments that she chooses to share. For the specific form and current posts, please look at the profile directly; this article does not comment on her private life, relationships or income.

If you come across a brand partnership on the profile, it is good to know that advertising must be clearly labelled for influencers. What this means in the Czech Republic and the EU is summarised in the article on labelling advertising by influencers.

What can you learn from her approach for your own profile?

Principles, not numbers, are transferable. A well-known presenter brings an audience from radio and television to Instagram, while you will build your audience mainly through content. The following approaches, however, also work for a small profile.

1. Connect Instagram with what you actually do

For Zorka Hejdová's radio, television and podcast work on Instagram, the common denominator is her herself. For a self-employed person it may be a workshop, for a musician a rehearsal, for an e-shop the packing of parcels. Instagram then becomes not another obligation, but a window into your work.

2. Show behind the scenes

Footage from preparations, mistakes and moments outside the finished output build a relationship with followers. Instagram, in its explanation of content ranking, states that for Feed and Stories the history of interactions between the user and the author plays a role (status as of November 2026, according to Instagram Ranking Explained article). Content that people react to and respond to thus also helps other posts.

3. Give your content a regular rhythm

The afternoon show runs every weekday, the podcast is published every Thursday. A fixed rhythm also helps on Instagram: followers know what to expect, and you do not have to come up with something from scratch every day. A simple a content plan for the month.

4. Use formats according to purpose

• Stories (stories that disappear after 24 hours) for quick updates and behind-the-scenes content.
• Reels (short vertical videos) for content meant to reach people who do not yet follow you; for Reels and Explore, Instagram cites among other signals the popularity of a post with other users.
• Feed posts for what should remain on the profile: projects, results, important announcements.

For more detail on these signals, see the article how the Instagram algorithm works.

5. Evaluate your own statistics, not other profiles

Comparing yourself with the follower count of a well-known presenter makes no sense. It is more useful to track which of your posts people save, share and comment on, and to adjust your future content accordingly.

Why not copy the numbers of well-known personalities?

A large profile of a well-known personality is built on years of work in the media, not on a trick that could simply be copied. The attempt to catch up with those numbers quickly leads some creators to buy engagement, which has its limitations.

Meta's Community Standards, which also apply to Instagram, expressly prohibit the sale, purchase or exchange of engagement, such as likes, shares, views and follows (according to the Spam standard in the Meta Transparency Center, as of November 2026). Instagram also states that it may temporarily remove profiles that repeatedly violate its rules from recommendations and, in extreme cases, restrict features or the account. Restriction of reach or of the account therefore cannot be ruled out.

Purchased interactions also do not replace content, do not guarantee audience interest, reach or sales, and may worsen the ratio of reactions to followers, because newly added accounts usually do not react to your content.

When paid promotion makes sense and when it does not?

A package of followers can help as an initial social proof (i.e. the impression that someone already follows the profile) for a new profile with good, regular content, or as a supplement to a specific campaign alongside your own content work. It does not make sense if the content is missing or weak, if you want to meet monetization or verification requirements, if the account already has a warning or restriction, or if you expect sales and audience reactions.

Before you decide, please read terms and conditions, which in Art. 3.3 state that platforms do not permit the purchase of interactions and that account restrictions cannot be ruled out. You can find a description of the service on the page followers on Instagram and current prices in price list.