Running a bot for a client's accounts

[DConny1]

Hey everyone

I do social media managing for various different companies.

I'm trying to expand my reach and increase my engagement and followers. I'm going to start the Jarvee free trial and see how that goes.

My questions are:

1) Is running a bot for a real company a dangerous proceeding? Would I be at risk of losing the accounts if flagged?

2) Any tips I should know about running Jarvee to increase followers (and engagement)?

I have minor previous experience with running a bot for personal accounts. The bot that no longer exists.

 

[dake40]

Its obvious you have no idea about IG marketing. Dont risk your client's acc..

 

[DConny1]

Its obvious you have no idea about IG marketing. Dont risk your client's acc..

Are you saying that it's a bad idea in general to use a bot for a client's account? If so, thank you. Thread can be closed.

Or are you saying I would need to run very safe settings and need to do some hard research to figure that out?

 

[Dresden]

I would start out running your own accounts until you get the hang of it before risking a clients account.

 

[xtitanium]

Using a clients account can be perfectly safe with a bot but there is many factors that come into play. What is the size of the account? Engagement? Niche? Competition?

Since you haven't already asked yourself these questions first, I would strongly advise against it. Download Jarvee learneverything you can and grow your own accounts over time but dont fuck with other people's shit when you don't know what you're doing.

 

[Christos79]

Since you haven't already asked yourself these questions first, I would strongly advise against it. Download Jarvee learn everything you can and grow your own accounts over time but dont fuck with other people's shit when you don't know what you're doing.

I second that. There's more than enough information on these forums to become a IG botting expert if you're so inclined.

 

[Badboy Enterprise]

Test jarvee for a few months before you burn your client account

 

[rootjazz]

There isn't much risk in running REAL accounts (as long as you are not stupid with them). It is the mass produced spam accounts that you buy by the 10s or 100s that get banned. It is as if a real account, created correctly on a phone and used for X amount time is whitelisted to an extent, that ISG have marked it as real.

True if you use it to comment / DM spam and annoy everyone promoting your shitty service then sure bans are possible. But if you are just promoting your business, you will be fine. Sure you may get blocks, you may get warnings to slow down. But not bans.

I am actually not aware of anyone getting in contact to say they lost their real account using from their home machine.



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just to be clear, I mean real account as a real life account, your uncles photography account, or your bands account. NOT your spammy selling ISG followers "real" business account

 

[anonymous_geek]

I would suggest you rum jarvee for a couple of months, do some extensive testing on your own accounts and then risk you clients account!

 

[0mrlight0]

Hey everyone

I do social media managing for various different companies.

I'm trying to expand my reach and increase my engagement and followers. I'm going to start the Jarvee free trial and see how that goes.

My questions are:

1) Is running a bot for a real company a dangerous proceeding? Would I be at risk of losing the accounts if flagged?

2) Any tips I should know about running Jarvee to increase followers (and engagement)?

I have minor previous experience with running a bot for personal accounts. The bot that no longer exists.

Hey,

So I use Jarvee and have been getting used to it for a few months before I start any clients. As said before there is more than enough information on this forum to become an expert at Jarvee. Practice on your own accounts, I have been running 50 accounts learning the limits of bans, proxies etc - you can read all you want but experience comes with practice. So I would say Jarvee is good for clients once your an expert. Oh, and don't forget to make them sign a contract .