[Jarvee] Finding sources for clients [Q]

[JackSparrowz]

Hey there,

So lately I started to using jarvee to gain followers for client and market them etc..
I've managed to get all about the settings and all, but the only problem i'm standing with is finding quality sorces for followers & likers at each niche, How do you usually do it ? You gain lists or there's so guide how to do it easly ?

Looking forward for answers, would be appreciated

 

[Talebano]

There's no guide,you should just use multiple sources : hashtags and similar accounts suggestions,for example
Usually similar accounts work very good.
By the way,you also need to check that these accounts aren't using bots or fake followers otherwise you're simply losing your time lol
I use ninjalitics to track an account for 3-5 days and then,if I don't notice anything strange,I use it as a target for my niche
Also engagement is a good parameter because it tells you how good is its fanbase.

 

[Sapphire Eyes]

What I like to do is use Jarvee's Users and Hashtags feature to find accounts that are like the client's account based on Instagram's recommendation. Then I press the button that allows you to copy all of those usernames that show up and I paste them into follow sources. Then I spend a week or two just testing each one based on follow back ratio and delete ones that have less than a 40% follow back ratio after more than 20 follows. So far it has been working well for me, it just requires a lot of maintenance.
You could get away with deleting these sources once a day. There is a way to set it so that Jarvee removes poor quality sources for you, but I like my way better because you can see for yourself what works and what doesn't. Also, once you narrow all the followings down so that you have only ones above 40%, you can take the accounts with the best follow back ratio and scrape accounts that Instagram recommends for them in Jarvee's Users and Hashtags tool like you did the first time. Keep going until you have a fat stack of sources with great follow back ratios.

 

[odin999]

Then I spend a week or two just testing each one based on follow back ratio and delete ones that have less than a 40% follow back ratio.

I'm mostly a lurker, but that's among the highest follow back ratio i've read here on BHW. Congrats. Perhaps it is your niche.

Do you also focus on weeding out accounts based on private/business/followersfollowingratio/recentpostdate/etc or just based on your method described above?

I'm still working out the kinks to finding the best sources. I'm only getting 10% to follow back. my niche isn't super sexy... in fact, i'm just trying to grow a small business page (yes, i'm targetting similar businesses).

 

[JackSparrowz]

What I like to do is use Jarvee's Users and Hashtags feature to find accounts that are like the client's account based on Instagram's recommendation. Then I press the button that allows you to copy all of those usernames that show up and I paste them into follow sources. Then I spend a week or two just testing each one based on follow back ratio and delete ones that have less than a 40% follow back ratio after more than 20 follows. So far it has been working well for me, it just requires a lot of maintenance.
You could get away with deleting these sources once a day. There is a way to set it so that Jarvee removes poor quality sources for you, but I like my way better because you can see for yourself what works and what doesn't. Also, once you narrow all the followings down so that you have only ones above 40%, you can take the accounts with the best follow back ratio and scrape accounts that Instagram recommends for them in Jarvee's Users and Hashtags tool like you did the first time. Keep going until you have a fat stack of sources with great follow back ratios.

Do you put them all on the same number or you use the automaticly select based on followere rate option on something?

 

[Master of Instagram]

There a lot of ways to find follow sources. One of them:
1. Find at least 10 niche accounts
2. Put that list of accounts into Jarvee or any similar software
3. Use "Suggested accounts" tool
4. Run it over 5 times
5. Filter out accounts with good engagement rate
6. Use those accounts as follow sources

 

[JackSparrowz]

There a lot of ways to find follow sources. One of them:
1. Find at least 10 niche accounts
2. Put that list of accounts into Jarvee or any similar software
3. Use "Suggested accounts" tool
4. Run it over 5 times
5. Filter out accounts with good engagement rate
6. Use those accounts as follow sources

Thanks so much ! Gonna do this once i get home!

 

[JackSparrowz]

There a lot of ways to find follow sources. One of them:
1. Find at least 10 niche accounts
2. Put that list of accounts into Jarvee or any similar software
3. Use "Suggested accounts" tool
4. Run it over 5 times
5. Filter out accounts with good engagement rate
6. Use those accounts as follow sources

Hey, Where do I find the syggested accounts tool? getting tired of looking around the program ><

 

[JackSparrowz]

Hey, Where do I find the syggested accounts tool? getting tired of looking around the program ><

Found it, but there's any way to check engagement rate without using and waiting ?

 

[Sapphire Eyes]

Do you put them all on the same number or you use the automaticly select based on followere rate option on something?

I put them on the same number because I find it works better for my plan instead of having Jarvee give them a number based on how many followers they have.

 

[Sapphire Eyes]

I'm mostly a lurker, but that's among the highest follow back ratio i've read here on BHW. Congrats. Perhaps it is your niche.

Do you also focus on weeding out accounts based on private/business/followersfollowingratio/recentpostdate/etc or just based on your method described above?

I'm still working out the kinks to finding the best sources. I'm only getting 10% to follow back. my niche isn't super sexy... in fact, i'm just trying to grow a small business page (yes, i'm targetting similar businesses).

For the more specific settings like that I usually (skip non English users)(user has a profile image)(user posted within the last 30 days)(user is not following this account)(do not follow private users)(skip accounts with a website)(do not follow users with more than 3 digits in their username) and then I usually set it so that it likes the user's most recent post just to keep my engagement up. Although Follow for follow usually throttles engagement, this is probably the least you could do to bring it back up.