Automating With Soft Actions Only + Warm Up?

[UncleAdolf]

Wouldn't it be best to automate an IG page (especially if warming it up) by doing no follows and no unfollows but only soft actions such as feed likes, story views, story likes, and comments?

If using low enough numbers, could you warm up a page like this while also growing it slightly, thus "killing two birds with one stone"?

When reaching maximum limits, are these soft actions (without follow-unfollow) enough to gain about 1,000+ followers a month on an average page?

 

[dollarbaby]

Im also interested in this. I have been trying to warm up accounts using Jarvee but I have been getting action blocked. I have tried following very conservative amount of accounts, only around 15 per day.

 

[MR.Spuf]

Wouldn't it be best to automate an IG page (especially if warming it up) by doing no follows and no unfollows but only soft actions such as feed likes, story views, story likes, and comments?

Yes, that's a very good strategy. I would add "Log out" at the end of every run

If using low enough numbers, could you warm up a page like this while also growing it slightly, thus "killing two birds with one stone"?

Depending of your niche, but it's possible

When reaching maximum limits, are these soft actions (without follow-unfollow) enough to gain about 1,000+ followers a month on an average page?

Depending of your niche, size account, content quality

 

[Proxy Cake]

Yes soft actions are recommended for at least 4-7 days to fully warm the account up

 

[PS5]

Yes, that's a very good strategy. I would add "Log out" at the end of every run

Why logout? Isn't that a red flag? Or what's good about loging out?

 

[MR.Spuf]

Why logout? Isn't that a red flag? Or what's good about loging out?

Why red flag?

 

[PayWithVCC]

Yes, focusing on soft actions like feed likes, story views, and comments can help warm up an IG page while engaging with potential followers. However, gaining 1,000+ followers a month typically also requires content posting, hashtag strategy, and occasional follows to maximize growth.

 

[UncleAdolf]

Yes, focusing on soft actions like feed likes, story views, and comments can help warm up an IG page while engaging with potential followers. However, gaining 1,000+ followers a month typically also requires content posting, hashtag strategy, and occasional follows to maximize growth.

Thanks. A few questions:

1. With a decent page, how many followers a month with only soft actions (likes, story likes, and comments) with no posting and now follow-unfollow?
2. With a decent page, how many followers a month with all actions (likes, story likes, follow-unfollow, and comments) with no posting?
3. With a decent page, how many followers a month with posting (if you already have 3,000+ followers) with no actions?

Obviously it varies based on page, quality, frequency, etc. But in general how many in a range?

Also, in your opinion, on an aged and warmed up account, how many follows max per day? How many feed likes max per day? How many story likes max per day? How many story views max per day? How many comments max per day?

Thanks.

 

[PS5]

Why red flag?

Have you ever logged out of your own account that you use for private reasons? Like, I keep mine on my phone and never log out

 

[MR.Spuf]

Have you ever logged out of your own account that you use for private reasons? Like, I keep mine on my phone and never log out

Of course I do. If you have 2 accounts you need to log out to engage with the second one. Or, it's just a personal preference to log out. Otherwise why would they have that option. You haven't asked my question, why is a red flag? What TOS/limits do you broke.? Logging in - logging out is on the very end of triggering alerts, trust me.

 

[Manual Growth]

You need to do in 1000s of quantity if you want to get reasonable growth from story views and likes.

With just posting you can hardly get some followers.
With all actions you can get 400-1000 Followers a Month.

 

[PS5]

Of course I do. If you have 2 accounts you need to log out to engage with the second one. Or, it's just a personal preference to log out. Otherwise why would they have that option. You haven't asked my question, why is a red flag? What TOS/limits do you broke.? Logging in - logging out is on the very end of triggering alerts, trust me.

I don't think that loging out is = switching accounts. The session is still active on your current app, you just switch profiles in the app. Login in and out counts it as a new login from a new device and could lead to lower trust score.

 

[MR.Spuf]

I don't think that loging out is = switching accounts. The session is still active on your current app, you just switch profiles in the app. Login in and out counts it as a new login from a new device and could lead to lower trust score.

Between 'could lower' or 'will lower' there's tens of thousands of accounts created and managed by me which I did log out safely without ulterior penalties. And there are ways to close/open the activity in between switches too.