How to grow in 2024?
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OptimalOrbit
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Just make some valuable content and publish it.
godfathercapitano
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The safest way now to grow any type of account is M/S and Mass DM, they aren't as good as they used to be but definitely still works
PepeEnjoyer
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growth hacking, posting good but also engaging content and ontop of that running ads every now and then if u have the funds for it
Matta28
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Was into that a bit some years ago with Jarvee. I'm done with instagram automationThe safest way now to grow any type of account is M/S and Mass DM, they aren't as good as they used to be but definitely still works
Tried out some ads on some of my posts that either were new or had went viral in the past. It cost more than it rewarded.
General growth in engagement and followers.
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From my point of view, there are different ways to grow. You have organic methods, paid methods, and automation methods.
- Organic growth, in my opinion, is primarily based on strategic content. In this case, you need to look up what content is most relevant in your niche or business on Instagram’s search. What should you base this on? Mainly on the number of views, likes, comments, and shares. Currently, shares are the most important metric on Instagram. Once you understand which content is most relevant in your niche, test it. Create and generate ideas similar to that type of content. Perhaps work on this content for a month. After that month, identify which of the content you’ve posted performed the best. Once you know what type of theme or content works best for you, replicate it. That is, produce a lot of content with that same theme because it performs best in your niche. That’s my view on organic growth.
- For paid methods, you have shoutouts, influencer marketing (in this case, micro-influencers), ad campaigns, or giveaways. Other methods include brand collaborations, etc.
- For automation, there are two systems. One is automation on your main profile, which involves generating interactions such as follows, unfollows, likes, story likes, story views, comments, etc. The other is the mother-slave method, where you have a main account (your business or brand) and create quality backup or fan pages that drive traffic to the main account. I don’t recommend mass DMs anymore because they are not very effective and have a low conversion rate.
That’s my perspective on the different methods of growth.
EJ
- Organic growth, in my opinion, is primarily based on strategic content. In this case, you need to look up what content is most relevant in your niche or business on Instagram’s search. What should you base this on? Mainly on the number of views, likes, comments, and shares. Currently, shares are the most important metric on Instagram. Once you understand which content is most relevant in your niche, test it. Create and generate ideas similar to that type of content. Perhaps work on this content for a month. After that month, identify which of the content you’ve posted performed the best. Once you know what type of theme or content works best for you, replicate it. That is, produce a lot of content with that same theme because it performs best in your niche. That’s my view on organic growth.
- For paid methods, you have shoutouts, influencer marketing (in this case, micro-influencers), ad campaigns, or giveaways. Other methods include brand collaborations, etc.
- For automation, there are two systems. One is automation on your main profile, which involves generating interactions such as follows, unfollows, likes, story likes, story views, comments, etc. The other is the mother-slave method, where you have a main account (your business or brand) and create quality backup or fan pages that drive traffic to the main account. I don’t recommend mass DMs anymore because they are not very effective and have a low conversion rate.
That’s my perspective on the different methods of growth.
EJ
Illya
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Can you tell me examples on what you mean by "Collaborations"?
For example I recently created 2 accounts in a pet niche, how do I collaborate with others in my niche? I don't understand what you mean by that.
- Oct 31, 2017
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When I refer to collaborations, I mean creating a win-win relationship between a brand and an influencer or between two brands. This is also called co-branding. Usually, it doesn’t involve money but rather mutual benefits for both parties. For example, if a pet product brand has something that interests your dog, you can connect the product with the consumer (in this case, the dog), creating a type of co-branding.
There is also cross-selling, which involves selling complementary products. For instance, if you have a company that offers salads and another brand offers juices, you can create packs. The two brands collaborate for cross-selling between a salad and a juice, uniting two brands with similar purposes, values, missions, and brand identities. This allows for greater market penetration or market share by creating a win-win situation. This is known as co-branding, collaborations, or cross-selling.
There is also cross-selling, which involves selling complementary products. For instance, if you have a company that offers salads and another brand offers juices, you can create packs. The two brands collaborate for cross-selling between a salad and a juice, uniting two brands with similar purposes, values, missions, and brand identities. This allows for greater market penetration or market share by creating a win-win situation. This is known as co-branding, collaborations, or cross-selling.