Ha thanks for the reply mAestro. Yes I've been promoting only via DM's. DM's lead to my website where they can purchase a package and if they have questions they can call me. Looking to scale the business since now I also have a sales team ready to go.
In my opinion I'd say each account would...
Hey BHW,
I have a very successful Instagram Marketing or as we would say on here "botting" business. Currently right now I'm pulling in on average $12,000 a month in business from my clients.
Most of my business I pull in is through Instagram itself. My sales pitch is awesome, plus my website...
My max setting for IG are currently: 975 follows + 975 Unfollows + 400 Likes a day. If anyone has me beat please let me know lol. But from my testing this is the max I can typically hit with my aged accounts.
All this as well what proxified said.....One other I completely forgot about is some major gym franchises will pay you for getting people to become a member. Being in a health/fitness niche this right up your wheelhouse if your content is right.
If you have 20k followers and each posts averages 1.6k likes authentically then that's an AMAZING engagement rate. It really is. You can literally hawk any fitness/health product you want via the link in your bio or by creating stories and having them swipe up to purchase.
Not at all, you're 100% right. If you have a business running IG accounts and can afford the proxies, do it. Not worth the headache losing multiple accounts at once. That's always a bummer.
You honestly can charge whatever you want. A lot realies on your marketing/sales skills. Remember the average person doesn't know it costs very little to do something like follow/unfollow.
You might be able to even monetize them now. What niches are the accounts? Do they have real followers? How many real likes does each post average? If you can answer that I can give you some ideas.
Yes there are plenty of bots available and you can read reviews of many of them here on BHW. My advice would be to read reviews first on a few of them and then once you have your eyes set on one to try go google some video tutorials on how to use it. There is a learning curve but once you get...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.