This is exactly what I'm thinking. That's what this comes down to right? Benefit is.. people that look and add you are likely in need of content so you've probably found someone that will engage a lot. But finding that person seems like it could take 1000 views for 1 add.
The tips are like real tips, separate from estimated earnings from ads. So for example if you can incentivise people to tip more often you could make more money than from just trying to get millions of video views.
Without knowing the method I just wouldn't do this because I don't think any method will some how tell Instagram that you're a real person following 2.4k people a day
My guess is they as IG can get some very detailed stats on these accounts and probably know them to be prolific botters. I don't buy into the sob story twitter post the guy posted. I bet IG has enough info to blast em as a botter if they really wanted.
It would still suck to lose those...
Damn I only follow about 100 a day. Trying to keep it on the safe side. I have a few other things automated, liking posts mainly. After reading this thread I'm tempted to crank it up higher some people have crazy numbers lol.
Within their power of course but they will have to tow the line on being too strict or they will inadvertently drive people away from the platform. Even real users with real accounts are still enjoying the content that these bigger (likely botted) accounts provide.
This is great advice. There's years worth of info here. Even outdated methods can have things that could be applied to more current methods for a unique spin.
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