I'm running out of memory what can I do to free some up?

Help me please

i have been deleting apps clearing up i  mesages  deleting photos videos  i gained only 1.6 GB  to go up to 3.0 GB need 5 more GB   did this on my I phone 5s
general software update to manage storage all the apps and there size is listed

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