Building instagram accounts

[zaddy_007]

Hi guys,

I've become very adept over the last couple of months at writing automation scripts with python to control facebook instagram and reddit.
I'm thinking of leveraging this skill to build instagram accounts to sell. I should be able to do this at scale.

All of this can be automated:
- Pull images from a subreddit (think nature, cats, food) and automatically post them to instagram with pre-written captions and hashtags from chatGPT
- Auto-follow, like, message other accounts... (I've already written a very successful script for this)

I think that with the sort of consistency that automation provides and the scale that I can do this at with proxies, I should be fairly successful at building accounts.
Anyone tried this? Any criticisms of my idea?

Thank you

 

[Tobi2mike]

I have not tried this but one this I'll talk you is that, there's nothing wrong with giving something a try. At worst it won't work and you'll learn your lessons then move on to something else.

If it does work, then you'll probably hit gold mine.

One thing I also l know is that, if you have good contents, you will get good number of followers.

 

[Addicted2instagram]

Main thing will be what you post. You probably need to he more selective with what you pick and not automate that part. As quality is a big thing when growing accounts. If the account looks bad its very hard to grow.

 

[duke1921]

Advice: Before fully automating something. 1st test to make sure that that thing works when doing directly via hands. This especially applies in the case of creating/registering accounts. As they are no piece of cake, mostly accounts get immediately banned. So 1st do test your method of registration manually by registering 5/10 accounts. If you're able to do it manually without any issues, then only automate it. Otherwise you might just end up wasting time.

 

[Bear war]

Main thing will be what you post. You probably need to he more selective with what you pick and not automate that part. As quality is a big thing when growing accounts. If the account looks bad its very hard to grow.

 

[whitepeachsnacklordo]

Main thing will be what you post. You probably need to he more selective with what you pick and not automate that part. As quality is a big thing when growing accounts. If the account looks bad its very hard to grow.

And even harder to sell

 

[klique]

Advice: Before fully automating something. 1st test to make sure that that thing works when doing directly via hands. This especially applies in the case of creating/registering accounts. As they are no piece of cake, mostly accounts get immediately banned. So 1st do test your method of registration manually by registering 5/10 accounts. If you're able to do it manually without any issues, then only automate it. Otherwise you might just end up wasting time.

This. Solid advice that will save you both time and money.

 

[zaddy_007]

And even harder to sell

Thanks for the feedback guys,
You're right, I will be selective.. I don't think it'll be too hard though to be selective if I'm grabbing images from 'top post' or 'whats hot' in subreddits but noted.

I started an Instagram account called san.diego_livin a couple weeks ago. Running my follow, unfollow, like algorithm on it.. I think I've only posted about 6 pictures and it's already up to 180 followers so I know it shouldn't be too hard to grow them.

The hardest part probably will be selling. Does anyone have any direct experience selling their accounts? Any recommendations on good places to sell?

 

[whitepeachsnacklordo]

Thanks for the feedback guys,
You're right, I will be selective.. I don't think it'll be too hard though to be selective if I'm grabbing images from 'top post' or 'whats hot' in subreddits but noted.

I started an Instagram account called san.diego_livin a couple weeks ago. Running my follow, unfollow, like algorithm on it.. I think I've only posted about 6 pictures and it's already up to 180 followers so I know it shouldn't be too hard to grow them.

The hardest part probably will be selling. Does anyone have any direct experience selling their accounts? Any recommendations on good places to sell?

Ive never sold accounts but ive sold many things in my life, the best place is any place where your target audience can be exposed to your product.

Seems simple but the point is you need to understand why it is youre selling the accounts and who youre selling it to. Are you selling it to legitimate influencers? Go where the influencers are. Will these be used as warmed up bots? Go to black hat forums. Will they be sold to someone who will continue growth and then resell for a profit? Look for other account growth pros like yourself.

There is no best place to sell anything. Youre thinking about how to make money, which is a direct path to failure. You need to instead figure out what value these accounts provide, to whom, and then find a place where this audience spends time. At the end of the day, if your accounts truly are valuable and important to somebody, theyll be finding you more than you find them. You just have to figure out who that somebody is.

 

[Nikolaos]

Hi guys,

I've become very adept over the last couple of months at writing automation scripts with python to control facebook instagram and reddit.
I'm thinking of leveraging this skill to build instagram accounts to sell. I should be able to do this at scale.

All of this can be automated:
- Pull images from a subreddit (think nature, cats, food) and automatically post them to instagram with pre-written captions and hashtags from chatGPT
- Auto-follow, like, message other accounts... (I've already written a very successful script for this)

I think that with the sort of consistency that automation provides and the scale that I can do this at with proxies, I should be fairly successful at building accounts.
Anyone tried this? Any criticisms of my idea?

Thank you

You just discovered a need on Instagram. You should capitalize on it as long as your bot doesn't get banned for auto-following.

 

[Stanley kk]

Main thing will be what you post. You probably need to he more selective with what you pick and not automate that part. As quality is a big thing when growing accounts. If the account looks bad its very hard to grow.

 

[Hassan khan]

Main thing will be what you post. You probably need to he more selective with what you pick and not automate that part. As quality is a big thing when growing accounts. If the account looks bad its very hard to grow.

 

[CashCreator]

Hi guys,

I've become very adept over the last couple of months at writing automation scripts with python to control facebook instagram and reddit.
I'm thinking of leveraging this skill to build instagram accounts to sell. I should be able to do this at scale.

All of this can be automated:
- Pull images from a subreddit (think nature, cats, food) and automatically post them to instagram with pre-written captions and hashtags from chatGPT
- Auto-follow, like, message other accounts... (I've already written a very successful script for this)

I think that with the sort of consistency that automation provides and the scale that I can do this at with proxies, I should be fairly successful at building accounts.
Anyone tried this? Any criticisms of my idea?

Thank you

Can you share a bit of advice? I'm looking into building bots, but not sure where to start from. Is Selenium a good start?

 

[ki xelica]

That's great. Have you been doing it? What are the current results?

Hi guys,

I've become very adept over the last couple of months at writing automation scripts with python to control facebook instagram and reddit.
I'm thinking of leveraging this skill to build instagram accounts to sell. I should be able to do this at scale.

All of this can be automated:
- Pull images from a subreddit (think nature, cats, food) and automatically post them to instagram with pre-written captions and hashtags from chatGPT
- Auto-follow, like, message other accounts... (I've already written a very successful script for this)

I think that with the sort of consistency that automation provides and the scale that I can do this at with proxies, I should be fairly successful at building accounts.
Anyone tried this? Any criticisms of my idea?

Thank you

 

[Neway Marketing Agency]

I really like people like that, dare to think and do things, wish you success with everything. Can you share your results?

 

[MR.Spuf]

Hi guys,

I've become very adept over the last couple of months at writing automation scripts with python to control facebook instagram and reddit.
I'm thinking of leveraging this skill to build instagram accounts to sell. I should be able to do this at scale.

All of this can be automated:
- Pull images from a subreddit (think nature, cats, food) and automatically post them to instagram with pre-written captions and hashtags from chatGPT
- Auto-follow, like, message other accounts... (I've already written a very successful script for this)

I think that with the sort of consistency that automation provides and the scale that I can do this at with proxies, I should be fairly successful at building accounts.
Anyone tried this? Any criticisms of my idea?

Thank you

Why not start promoting or growing an account, or mutiple accounts, that way you can check the quality of your created accounts and also the longevity. And start a journey!

 

[NWH Marketing Agency]

I think you should get more support instead of criticism haha