Mariposamortal
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Hello everyone, do you think there will be a demand for such a service as deleting posts on instagram, Facebook and tiktok?
Dealing with negative content on sm
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jelenaitmui9
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is tiktok's short post lifespan going to make a post deletion service less necessary compared to facebook and instagram?
Mariposamortal
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tiktok works according to the algorithm, the old video may start gaining views
honeyorbit
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Yes demand is there, but it works best if you offer it as part of full social media management, not as a standalone service.
Mariposamortal
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We use our own methods that guarantee the result
I mean deleting only by link, without account accessFor that you'd need access to their accounts, some people might be not that keen to do that. Also I see this as a once in a while service at most, there are few accounts that get constant negative comments I'd say
it looks more like a one-time service, for example, someone posted a video in tiktok with a negative review of the product/place, and deleting such a video could save a reputation
Mariposamortal
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It's all very easy to implement, I just have a question whether such a service will be sold
The demand is definitely there. Any e-com brand or local business would gladly pay to have a viral negative review deleted from TikTok or IG. (Especially IG I guess)
The real problem you're going to face is trust. The market is full of scammers who promise to delete links, take the money, and disappear. If you can actually guarantee results just from a URL, you'll get clients. But you'll have to do a few free test runs for reputable forum members first to prove you aren't just bluffing.
The real problem you're going to face is trust. The market is full of scammers who promise to delete links, take the money, and disappear. If you can actually guarantee results just from a URL, you'll get clients. But you'll have to do a few free test runs for reputable forum members first to prove you aren't just bluffing.
Mariposamortal
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Yes, you're right, in this case, we need to work with payment after completion
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There will be people who want to use this service, especially celebrities and those with a lot of notoriety; they will have a need, but usually those types of clients have a professional team, so it seems unlikely that you can realistically target individual customers.
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Yeah, that makes sense... the local Joe down the road could care less, and the high profile ones that use SM for their online reputation have teams that manage that.
ElyDiosa
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Offering a service to delete posts on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok could be in demand, as many users seek to manage their social media presence for privacy and reputational reasons. Growing privacy concerns and the desire to improve one's public image make this service appealing, especially to those who aren't tech-savvy.
leetcoins
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- Nov 28, 2024
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There's demand, but not mass. This is a niche in online reputation management individuals and businesses affected by negative content are willing to pay. My experience is that this market involves deep cash but is difficult to scale, depending on the specific case (violation, legal issues). Not everyone can remove content, so trust and expertise are key
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Meta doesnt just delete it right away; they will flag the content to let you know that you can make adjustments first before they actually remove it.
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If you can do this then yes it will have great demand as well as a lot of money.
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you mean like takedown requests? There are already several sellers of such services.
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Maybe for bigger creators or businesses, especially if they need to mass clean old content, rebrand pages, or remove risky posts. For normal users though, I don’t think many would pay for it unless the service saves a lot of time.