AMA: Making Passive Income on Instagram

[Kr4ken]

Ok, so this is awesome and I have those programs too and could easily do this, but here's the thing: I'm afraid to push the accounts too hard on Followliker in case I get their account banned and they sue! Have you ever had a client account banned, and if so, how did you handle it with the client?

I was thinking the same thing

 

[Nderdog]

Anyone in Malaysia doing this? Hit me up

 

[HarrisAndrea]

What do you tell them if you happen to be banned? Do you create the content for them?

 

[eshelt]

What do you tell them if you happen to be banned? Do you create the content for them?

I have never had an account banned.

 

[eshelt]

This Method sounds good to be but I will be afraid of getting an account banned. because even is the account is old as you said there is always a chance right ?

Im waiting to get my new computer and so I can buy the follower-liker and try it on my personal account. so maybe I can give ur Method a try . thanks for sharing in any case. cheers

I dont use FollowLiker so I can not verify if you will get accounts banned using it.

 

[Simply Social]

why did you choose instagram over other social networks?

 

[Legends3]

Anyone can give tips for names? I was thinking 'solutions' or 'gram' in the name of the company.

 

[nugzta]

So this is my summary for this long thread:

You find clients through cold calling and later on you use facebook ads to get them. What you are offering is brand awareness of local businesses through automated liking using FL / Instagress / Boostgram.

If the clients already have an Instagram account, you use their account. If not, you buy and use aged Instagram accounts with followers and contents included. You tell them beforehand that there’s a small chance that the account might get banned. If that happens, you would refund or make another one from scratch.

The contents (images) are provided by the clients. You may have to filter them to make the images look good. Otherwise you would come to their shops and take them yourself and perhaps with higher charge for that service.

If you don’t mind if I ask you further:

1. So what I wrote, is that correct?

2. What are the metrics of your service? 2000 followers per month guarantee? Anything else?

3. Regarding aged Instagram accounts, how do you make sure that the contents (images) would be the same as the niche of the business? I assume you can’t really pick and choose your clients.

4. Even if the contents (images) from the aged accounts are quite similar as the niche, how do you make sure that the images represent the business? For example, fashion boutique that sells certain clothing / dresses, it may not have the same style or don't offer the same products from aged account’s images. I was under the impression that you have to buy an aged account but working on the contents from zero / scratch.

5. What pricing do you recommend for someone who's just starting out this?

6. If the client is no longer requiring your service, what happens with the Instagram account (particularly with aged account that you bought)? Do you delete or give it away?

 

[bobo92]

nice method man , will like to know if people try this method already

 

[eshelt]

If you don’t mind if I ask you further:

1. So what I wrote, is that correct?

2. What are the metrics of your service? 2000 followers per month guarantee? Anything else?

3. Regarding aged Instagram accounts, how do you make sure that the contents (images) would be the same as the niche of the business? I assume you can’t really pick and choose your clients.

4. Even if the contents (images) from the aged accounts are quite similar as the niche, how do you make sure that the images represent the business? For example, fashion boutique that sells certain clothing / dresses, it may not have the same style or don't offer the same products from aged account’s images. I was under the impression that you have to buy an aged account but working on the contents from zero / scratch.

5. What pricing do you recommend for someone who's just starting out this?

6. If the client is no longer requiring your service, what happens with the Instagram account (particularly with aged account that you bought)? Do you delete or give it away?

1. Yes
2. I generally tell people 1000 however I help them create content that will get them 2000-3000 on average. Content is King.
3. Delete all the old photos and start with new content.
4.
5. I recommend $250-$500 per month.
6. If they purchased the account from me its theirs to keep. If they were just renting it then I convert it back into a niche thats easier to build.

 

[eshelt]

Anyone can give tips for names? I was thinking 'solutions' or 'gram' in the name of the company.

Insta and gram are trademarked so I wouldn't use those.

 

[bobo92]

Can you answer those questions , please

1-What niche your client are in ?
2-do you have a contract or something ?
3-how many weeks / months you're working for a client generally?

Thanks

 

[Gameshine]

@eshelt how do you login to the comapnies instagram account through boostgram and get past the authorization?

I have a couple small businesses in my area willing to do this, but I dont want to get my first customers accounts banned starting off.

Do you tell them to login to their email and send you the auth code?

 

[nugzta]

Thanks, eshelt for the reply.

Another question, how do you prove your clients that your service would generate more sales or at least leads to their business?

I mean of course you can get local people to know more about your client's business through Instagram. Some of them would follow the Instagram account.

But how do prove your clients that some of these people coming from Instagram are actually buying (or at least visit their shop / website)?

I think that's the bottom line that would secure the contracts (sales and leads as opposed to just followers).

 

[siffy1]

ive scraped a bunch of email ids for a couple weeks and then i realized taht facebook wont allow the upload of my list because they ids have not been opted in from a mobile app. How did you upload your customer audience when facebook wont allow it unless the ids have been opted in?

 

[Rezky]

Also, How long did it take for you to get your clients?

 

[eshelt]

@eshelt how do you login to the comapnies instagram account through boostgram and get past the authorization?

I have a couple small businesses in my area willing to do this, but I dont want to get my first customers accounts banned starting off.

Do you tell them to login to their email and send you the auth code?

I make them provide me with their login info and and then if they get an auth code they send it to me.

 

[eshelt]

Can you answer those questions , please

1-What niche your client are in ?
2-do you have a contract or something ?
3-how many weeks / months you're working for a client generally?

Thanks

1. I have 5 niches that I focus on. I mentioned a few in earlier posts. However get creative with it and find niches where the buisness owners are willing to spend money on marketing.

2. I used a social media managment contract template that I modified to suit what I am doing.

3. Within 3 months of starting I hd 5 paying clients. This is all based on work ethic though. If you cold call 100 companies 1 will do a trial with you. Out of every 10 trials 1 will become a paying customer.

 

[eshelt]

ive scraped a bunch of email ids for a couple weeks and then i realized taht facebook wont allow the upload of my list because they ids have not been opted in from a mobile app. How did you upload your customer audience when facebook wont allow it unless the ids have been opted in?

Try retargetung pixels on fb.

 

[Lieu10ant]

This is extremely interesting. I love the sound of this, especially if you're good at closing the deal over the phone or in person. However, how would someone calculate taxes and whatnot? Would you use Square Reader or something?