This might work for 5-10 accounts. When you start scaling you will get your URLs banned.
I see, so If i wanted to use Wix I need to create a landing page with them that says ' Click here ' then direct them to the OGads landing page ?
This might work for 5-10 accounts. When you start scaling you will get your URLs banned.
I see, so If i wanted to use Wix I need to create a landing page with them that says ' Click here ' then direct them to the OGads landing page ?
I'm interested in testing this also. I need a couple things though. Do you have any URL's that you know for a fact are banned on Instagram and will trigger the "unsafe" warning?
If so, can you inbox me them?
Sorry to keep bugging on your thread but what would happen if 10 people had the same link in their bios. They are all real people not bots but still all have the same url. Would Instagram ban them?
How about if you have an affiliate url system set up on your domain and you have 10 affiliates on Instagram with your links in their bios. All though the links are slightly different (affiliate)
EDIT: like if a few thousand people have unique etsy URLS in their bio nothing happens, I want the same result for my domainI am eager to try this but nervous at the same time.
What if I made an invisible HTML button, then coded a special Javascript script for it that waits 0.5 seconds and then executes "onclick" for the button, where "onclick" executes a standard Javascript redirect? This way, the page isn't "pointing" anywhere automatically. It's just using Javascript to click a button 0.5 seconds in.
Has anybody tried this?
If instagram spiders can go through 301 redirect, what about meta refresh? Or it's the same thing for them?
I mean this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="1;url=http://example.com">
How about JavaScript redirects?
Does Instagram detect them too?
Yes and yes. Their crawler/bot follows javascript and meta redirects easily.
Not if you know what you're doing
can you share the ways of tricking it?I actually know what I'm doingThey follow any redirect. Period.
But there's ways of tricking their bot/crawler![]()
I can confirm they follow meta refresh.If instagram spiders can go through 301 redirect, what about meta refresh? Or it's the same thing for them?
I mean this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="1;url=http://example.com">
can you share the ways of tricking it?![]()