Leoš Mareš Instagram: official profile and what to take from it for your own account

The official Instagram account of Leoš Mareš is @leosmares and it is linked both from his official website, as well as from his page on the Evropa 2 radio website (status as of November 2026). Leoš Mareš is a Czech presenter and showman. For your own profile, the main things to take from his approach are a clear introduction, a consistent name across all channels, and their interconnection.

Who is Leoš Mareš?

Leoš Mareš is a Czech presenter, entertainer and organiser of his own shows. His official website introduces him in one sentence: “Presenter. Showman. Creator of exceptional projects.” and describes him as a distinctive figure in Czech show business with more than twenty years in the entertainment industry.

His best-known work is in radio. According to his presenter page on the Evropa 2 website has been at this station since 1997 and hosts the Ranní show with Patrik Hezucký, which airs on weekdays from 6:00 to 9:00 (status as of November 2026). Besides radio, he is involved in live events; his website presents tours and performances in a number of Czech cities (please check current dates directly on the website).

This article covers only his public activity and how his Instagram is connected with other channels. We do not comment on his privacy, income or other personal matters.

How do I find and verify the genuine Instagram of Leoš Mareš?

The genuine profile can be found at instagram.com/leosmares; the safest way is to open it via the link from his official website or from the Evropa 2 page. Well-known personalities often have imitations with similar names, so it is not advisable to rely only on searching within the app.

1. Open the official website of the personality (here leosmares.cz) or of the institution they work for (here Evropa 2).
2. Click the Instagram icon or link directly from this website.
3. Compare the username character by character: leosmares, without extra dots, underscores or numbers.
4. Check whether the profile links back to the same website or to related projects.
5. If an account with a similar name offers you a prize in exchange for payment or asks for login details, do not respond and report it in the app.

The same procedure applies to any celebrity, brand or authority. On Instagram, never share your password or two-factor authentication codes with anyone, even when a message appears to come from a well-known personality.

How does Leoš Mareš connect Instagram with his other channels?

For him, Instagram is not a standalone channel but one of several points that link to one another: radio, the official website, live events and social networks. You can verify this connection yourself on the public pages.

• The website as a hub. The official website summarises who he is, what events he is preparing, links to Instagram and provides contact details for collaboration enquiries.
• The institution as confirmation. The presenter's page on the Evropa 2 website links to the same Instagram account, so readers have two independent proofs that this is the genuine profile.
• A unified name. The username leosmares matches the domain leosmares.cz, which makes it easier to search for and remember.
• Events beyond the network. Tours and performances give people a reason to follow the profile between broadcasts, while also attracting new audiences from the offline world.

For smaller creators, what matters is that none of these steps requires fame. They only require consistency.

What can your profile learn from his approach?

What can be transferred are mainly approaches based on a clear message and connected channels, not on fame. The following steps can be completed in a single afternoon.

1. Write your introduction in one sentence. A model could be “Presenter. Showman. Creator of outstanding projects.” For a hair salon, it could be, for example, “Cuts and colouring in Beroun. Book via the link below.” Add it to your bio and to your website.
2. Unify your name. Where possible, use the same username on Instagram, on other networks and in your website domain.
3. Link your channels in both directions. Link to Instagram from your website, and link back from Instagram to your website, online shop or booking page. If a local club, school or partner writes about you, ask them for a link to your profile.
4. Provide a contact for collaborations. Well-known personalities have a clear contact for businesses on their websites; you can do the same in your bio or through the contact button on your business profile.
5. Make use of events beyond the network. Sales stands, concerts, lectures or the opening of a business premises are natural moments to tell people where they can find you on Instagram.
6. Evaluate based on the numbers. What works you can tell from your profile statistics; our guide describes the process, how to read statistics on Instagram.

If you want to understand why some posts are shown more than others, please also read, how the Instagram algorithm works.

What cannot be transferred

A well-known personality's profile benefits from years of work in radio, television and on stage. People look for it on their own because they already know the name. A new profile does not have this advantage, so comparing follower counts or growth rates makes no sense.

A more sensible approach is to compare yourself with yourself: how the number of saves, shares and messages on your posts changes over the last three months.

What should you watch out for in collaborations and advertising?

Anyone who promotes other people's products or services on Instagram for payment must clearly label the content as advertising. This applies to celebrities as well as to small creators who receive a product in exchange for a post.

How to correctly label collaborations under Czech and European rules is summarised in our article on labelling advertising by influencers. This is not legal advice; please check the terms for a specific contract with an expert.

When paid promotion makes sense and when it does not?

First, the essentials: Meta Community Standards apply to Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads and their anti-spam rules prohibit the sale, purchase or exchange of interactions, such as likes, shares, views or follows (as of November 2026). Restrictions on reach or on your account therefore cannot be ruled out. The same is explicitly stated by terms and conditions sledujici.eu in Article 3.3.

Paid followers do not replace content or the linking of channels described above. They do not guarantee audience interest, sales or reach, and if people do not respond to your posts, they may worsen the ratio of interactions to followers. Please verify in Instagram's help center whether paid interactions affect verification or monetisation requirements; we do not recommend relying on this.

A package may only make sense as initial social proof for a new profile that already has good content and on which you work consistently. It does not make sense if you have not yet prepared content, if the account has already received a warning or restriction, or if you expect sales. If you decide on this option, you will find the terms on the page followers on Instagram and prices at price list.