Safe time to put a link in your BIO

[ThaiDreamer]

What's the average "safe" time that one can put a link to his/her IG page while doing modest botting at the same time?

I set up a droshipping store this month, building this up for a release on 1st of August. I created an IG page for it last week - 1 post a day, about 150 likes a day, about 30 follows a day since Sunday and today I found out it's already gone... had a link to my homepage in BIO and it was running on a proxy since 2 other accounts I run with Jarvee are on my home IP.

Thoughts guys?

PS. I'm glad it's gone now and not when it was on few thousand followers.

Thanks!

 

[bartosimpsonio]

The takedown was probably not due to your link. You may have set some footprint that tripped their security system.

 

[BoostChef]

I usually do it after a week or 10 days at least. Although it depends on the way you put your links and the quality of your link also matters alot. You can also put links on the first day. There is nothing called safe time to add links in bio.

 

[ThaiDreamer]

So what do you think was the reason it got banned mate? The link was just a normal url address to my store, no affiliate link. Do you think proxy might have been the reason? The other 2 accounts are running more aggressively on my home IP and no problem whatsoever (no links tho).

 

[2xdswu]

Usually accounts I add links after 2 months, safe numbers and always works.

 

[BoostChef]

So what do you think was the reason it got banned mate? The link was just a normal url address to my store, no affiliate link. Do you think proxy might have been the reason? The other 2 accounts are running more aggressively on my home IP and no problem whatsoever (no links tho).

Usually these IPs are detected by Instagram idk how but I also have 2 accounts which can run with 60 follows, 60 likes and 20 comments per hour from my home IP but when switched to some other IPs bought from marketplace, they get action block while performing likes and comments. Just do follow/unfollow and they'll be fine.

 

[tertip]

Most likely your proxy was in an already flagged IP range and adding the link was just the trigger needed for a ban.
Here's how I do it successfully from quality proxies tho.
Create account WITH link. A link to a highly trusted .edu/.gov page. I believe this adds a +trust to your account when IG spiders visit your account, could be just in my head tho.
Let account rest for 2 days. Start warmup - 30f/day +30f/d up to 300-400f/d. Change dummy link with own link after a week or so.

 

[xtitanium]

Looks like a proxy issue to me.

3 accounts per proxy is never a good idea unless you're using a solid resi proxy. Never just assume because you have X amount of accounts against your home IP that you can mirror it on a proxy, I've heard of people running 15 accounts from their home IPs but doesn't mean it's a good idea. I always stick to one IP per account (with no exceptions) and I never had an issues adding links after 2-3 weeks.

Did you create the IG account using the same proxy or on a different IP?

 

[Henry Cooper]

Proxy provider?
Account provider?
Phone number provider?
How many posts per day?

 

[youveggie]

e-commerce link would not hurt at all.

 

[DeadJoe]

Use hq dedicated residential proxy for something long term.