Method 1 VS. Method 2 - Gaining followers

[hezzahez]

So I have been reading about people's following methods using bots...and I wanted to see which one was the most effective for you.

Method 1:
Following then unfollowing a day to three later (e.g. Following 500, Unfollow 500-1 day later)


Method 2:
Follow till 7500 people, then unfollow them in the next couple of days

 

[jahbless]

I dont think it make so much differents, I think when you do Method 2 it becomes your purpose more revealed. They see that you are following many people just to get followers, meanwhile Method 1 is making them feel more unique, that a big acc is following them.

It only takes a couple of days to try it!

 

[zwyxeeel]

I dont think it make so much differents, I think when you do Method 2 it becomes your purpose more revealed. They see that you are following many people just to get followers.

this, i was also thinking this right away

 

[InstaMasta]

I unfollow while following.

 

[Riders On The Storm]

Same result most of the time

 

[imGrej]

Depends on your size, if you follow more than 1000 it looks bad imo.

But if you have 100K+ I doubt people will give a shit

 

[Rabbitman111]

Well method 2 is more efficient, since you can't follow and unfollow on the same day (at least I can't, as soon as I start unfollowing I have a 24 hour follow block) so for Method 1 you would be waiting those 24 hours literally all the time whereas Method 2 you wouldnt.

 

[davidmc007]

Well method 2 is more efficient, since you can't follow and unfollow on the same day (at least I can't, as soon as I start unfollowing I have a 24 hour follow block) so for Method 1 you would be waiting those 24 hours literally all the time whereas Method 2 you wouldnt.

Same here, I get a 6-12 hours block doing follow/unfollow the same day, I'v been using method 2 for 4 weeks earning a total of 10k followers by this time.
I follow to 6.7k (for some reason IG wont let me go higher) them Unfollow all in a day.

 

[Paper-Boy]

Definitely #1.

I do this on accounts where unfollowing is "enabled" since I don't use this feature on all my accounts.