fxmanaged
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- May 1, 2012
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We run 5 luxury IG pages and know a lot of marketers who run them as well for both business and personal reasons.
We have used Mass Planner for over a year to both auto comment (with many spintax variations) and auto like the posts of the members of multiple DM groups we are also members of. In the past, this has worked great in the formula for higher daily follower growth, but over the last month or so, the growth rate has taken a drastic hit.
This is not only something that we've experienced, but many other pages we know have as well.
From our research, we thought that IG's reaction to the following might be to cause:
#3, on the other hand, is much more difficult to test, unless you are willing to spend many hours a day typing 100's of original, non-generic comments.
Even though we are still using auto-comments across our IG network, we know of a particular luxury page that manually comments on all the posts of their DM group members. This is the only page that I have seen [out of the pages that we follow] maintain close to their original level of follower growth.
I know this is a pretty vague study of a very complicated, AI-based ranking algorithm, but if I had to guess what the main problem was, I would say that it's the auto generic commenting.
Hashtag variety also helps, but I think that the auto-commenting is currently taking a much bigger bite out of follower growth.
Your thoughts?
May the GROWTH be with you!
We have used Mass Planner for over a year to both auto comment (with many spintax variations) and auto like the posts of the members of multiple DM groups we are also members of. In the past, this has worked great in the formula for higher daily follower growth, but over the last month or so, the growth rate has taken a drastic hit.
This is not only something that we've experienced, but many other pages we know have as well.
From our research, we thought that IG's reaction to the following might be to cause:
- Hashtag Invariance - The use of the same set(s) of hashtags over a given period of time.
- Direct DM Group Sharing - Directly sharing posts with DM groups by clicking the triangular share button.
- Generic Comments - Making generic spun comments (example: "Great post ," "I really like your page," "," etc.). These mainly come from bots (MP, Followliker, private bots, etc.) by using spintax code.
#3, on the other hand, is much more difficult to test, unless you are willing to spend many hours a day typing 100's of original, non-generic comments.
Even though we are still using auto-comments across our IG network, we know of a particular luxury page that manually comments on all the posts of their DM group members. This is the only page that I have seen [out of the pages that we follow] maintain close to their original level of follower growth.
I know this is a pretty vague study of a very complicated, AI-based ranking algorithm, but if I had to guess what the main problem was, I would say that it's the auto generic commenting.
Hashtag variety also helps, but I think that the auto-commenting is currently taking a much bigger bite out of follower growth.
Your thoughts?
May the GROWTH be with you!