Important notes and bulk usage of Instagram Farm

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Hi everyone, I'd like to raise some questions about creating and running an Instagram account farm. I'm currently using a shared proxy IP, which is causing my accounts to never last more than 3 months. My account farm is used to mass-follow the follower lists of niche bloggers, and this frequent use is causing my account ranking to drop, and I'm not getting organic traffic. I'm targeting the Brazilian market, and I'd like to ask for your help in identifying the problems and offering some suggestions. I apologize for bothering you all.
 
Use different mobile proxies. dont use cheap ones, pay the price and you'll be fine. How many phones do you have?
 
Use different mobile proxies. dont use cheap ones, pay the price and you'll be fine. How many phones do you have?
I have about 30 iPhones, and I need to create accounts manually. Some of these accounts have duplicate profile pictures and usernames that have been modified. As for proxy IPs, I'm currently trying to find static IPs. I need to heat up these accounts and then post some derivative or reposted content in 5 days. Then, I'll start collecting followers after 7 days.
 
Hi everyone, I'd like to raise some questions about creating and running an Instagram account farm. I'm currently using a shared proxy IP, which is causing my accounts to never last more than 3 months. My account farm is used to mass-follow the follower lists of niche bloggers, and this frequent use is causing my account ranking to drop, and I'm not getting organic traffic. I'm targeting the Brazilian market, and I'd like to ask for your help in identifying the problems and offering some suggestions. I apologize for bothering you all.
Thanks for sharing, I'll test this
 
Shared proxies are a no go.

How many accounts do you have per device?

Go with mobile proxies and make them rotate between each login.

The dichotomy is the key: try several setups (proxies, action quantities) between different devices and profiles, and document everything.
 
You didn’t mention which devices you use (or API).

But the best way today is to create accounts on iPhones. With clickers you can delegate this to VAs or even automate.
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Shared proxies are a no go.

How many accounts do you have per device?

Go with mobile proxies and make them rotate between each login.

The dichotomy is the key: try several setups (proxies, action quantities) between different devices and profiles, and document everything.
I only have one account per device. My devices are iPhone 6S-8P, mostly running iOS 15.7.8. Yes, I tried using a static ISP proxy yesterday; it's a broadcast proxy, costing 5 USDT each. However, I'm still getting banned while creating accounts today, perhaps due to duplicate profile pictures. Does this play a significant role in account creation and usage? Also, what's my daily routine for warming up my accounts? Currently, I divide my day into three warm-up segments, each lasting 10-15 minutes, 3-4 times a day: browsing Reels, liking 2-3 popular videos, following 1-2 popular bloggers, and then browsing their content. I'll use 5 days for this warm-up, and on the 6th day, I'll upload 3 videos with basic AI editing and re-creation in three separate sessions. By the 8th day, I'll start using the account to collect and follow followers from bloggers in my vertical field. What do you all think of this? Do you have any better suggestions or different opinions? I will carefully read and seek breakthroughs. Thank you.
 
Hi everyone, I'd like to raise some questions about creating and running an Instagram account farm. I'm currently using a shared proxy IP, which is causing my accounts to never last more than 3 months. My account farm is used to mass-follow the follower lists of niche bloggers, and this frequent use is causing my account ranking to drop, and I'm not getting organic traffic. I'm targeting the Brazilian market, and I'd like to ask for your help in identifying the problems and offering some suggestions. I apologize for bothering you all.
First of all get dedicated proxies. You're fighting an uphill battle; If your accounts don't last how are you going to game the IG system? Secondly you should create reels that cater to your audience; Have a main account where you don't bot and funnel the followers from the other accounts into this one. This is called the mother/child method. If you do these you will have success. Good luck!
 
I only have one account per device. My devices are iPhone 6S-8P, mostly running iOS 15.7.8. Yes, I tried using a static ISP proxy yesterday; it's a broadcast proxy, costing 5 USDT each. However, I'm still getting banned while creating accounts today, perhaps due to duplicate profile pictures. Does this play a significant role in account creation and usage? Also, what's my daily routine for warming up my accounts? Currently, I divide my day into three warm-up segments, each lasting 10-15 minutes, 3-4 times a day: browsing Reels, liking 2-3 popular videos, following 1-2 popular bloggers, and then browsing their content. I'll use 5 days for this warm-up, and on the 6th day, I'll upload 3 videos with basic AI editing and re-creation in three separate sessions. By the 8th day, I'll start using the account to collect and follow followers from bloggers in my vertical field. What do you all think of this? Do you have any better suggestions or different opinions? I will carefully read and seek breakthroughs. Thank you.
It is the exact same pp the pHash is the same so it can raise some flags from IG. Could come from the proxy check the IP if it isn't blacklisted.

Your warmup process seems okay.

Try a 4G proxy, that you make rotate between each account login. Even with that don't go over 4-5 accounts on the same mobile proxy even if you make it rotate. Unique profile pictures too and see from there.
 
Mass-follow + shared proxy = why your accounts die and get no reach. Drop farm strategy, focus on 1-2 niche pages with strong reels + brazilian audience targeting (phonk, dance, football). Growth now comes from retention and shares, not follow automation.
 
It is the exact same pp the pHash is the same so it can raise some flags from IG. Could come from the proxy check the IP if it isn't blacklisted.

Your warmup process seems okay.

Try a 4G proxy, that you make rotate between each account login. Even with that don't go over 4-5 accounts on the same mobile proxy even if you make it rotate. Unique profile pictures too and see from there.
Thank you for your suggestion, but how do I check the IP address? I purchased a static ISP broadcast IP address, currently used on 5 Apple devices. I will use AI to modify and edit my profile picture, ensuring the changes are accurate and relevant. Anyway, thank you.
 
Mass-follow + shared proxy = why your accounts die and get no reach. Drop farm strategy, focus on 1-2 niche pages with strong reels + brazilian audience targeting (phonk, dance, football). Growth now comes from retention and shares, not follow automation.
I monitor 200-300 followers daily because this is my marketing strategy and cannot be changed. I've also changed my proxy; it's now a static IPS broadcast IP.
 
From my experience, rotate mobile proxies and keep each device fingerprint unique. Warm up each IG account with light activity for about a week before heavy posting. Track what works and don’t push the limits—IG clamps down hard on aggressive growth.
Yes, that's what I'm doing. When I used it before, I gained 2,000-3,000 followers by collecting and following them, but the views on my posts were almost in the single digits. The products corresponding to the users I followed were all from targeted users.
 
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