Either, it's a really bad image, or your account was temp banned from likes by IG. This happens when you send fake likes. You won't know it, until you try to like the photo with another account, and then go back to check again. Sometimes IG will let you think you liked the post, but if you go back, it shows not-liked.
30k followers, you should have at least 200 likes the 1st minute if your reach is 40% of your follower count.
30k followers, you should have at least 200 likes the 1st minute if your reach is 40% of your follower count.
30k followers, you should have at least 200 likes the 1st minute if your reach is 40% of your follower count.
"At least"...30k followers, you should have at least 200 likes the 1st minute if your reach is 40% of your follower count.
30k followers, you should have at least 200 likes the 1st minute if your reach is 40% of your follower count.
are you serious?
Yep. I guess my experience differs. I only post to public photo-challenges. Ones sponsored by multiple large photo niche feeds. So those types of niches have a captive audience. This is just based on my experience. So it may differ. Note, you need to have original content as these challenges disqualify re-posting. I was getting 60 likes in the 1st minute of my account at 5K followers.
Yep. I guess my experience differs. I only post to public photo-challenges. Ones sponsored by multiple large photo niche feeds. So those types of niches have a captive audience. This is just based on my experience. So it may differ. Note, you need to have original content as these challenges disqualify re-posting. I was getting 60 likes in the 1st minute of my account at 5K followers.
Hi mate, i really dont understand what you are saying.
Are you getting powerlikes from bigger accounts?
What are the public photo challenges?
There are some big accounts (network) of multiple accounts that host "photo-challenges" There is a topic that you need to go out and photograph. Then you submit your photo. Lots of photographers participate and lots of bystanders watch the challenges. Examples are the watch challenges where people take pictures of their Rolex in different situations. Many of the large watch feeds (by real people/not feature) host these challenges. The topic changes weekly, daily or monthly. Sort of like an engagement pod but it isn't. You just have to submit good photos. If the users like your photos, they vote by liking the photos.
Thats just one example. There are challenges for interior design where people post picts of denim jeans on Eames chairs.