dannystrong
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That's the value of pages so for example
A 10k page
A 50k page
A 100k page
A 250k page
A 1 mill page
A 10k page
A 50k page
A 100k page
A 250k page
A 1 mill page
The value of pages
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- Apr 20, 2018
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Nah, the value depends more on niche, engagement, audience country, and monetization, not just follower count.
A 10k niche page with loyal followers can make more money than a random 1M meme page.
A 10k niche page with loyal followers can make more money than a random 1M meme page.
- May 27, 2016
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Making money with IG is all about engagement. If your followers and other people engage frequently you can make more money with a 50k page than a 250k page for example.
- Oct 30, 2024
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Engagement rate niche quality active audience and monetization potential matter much more. Sometimes an active 10k page can generate better reach trust and conversions than an inactive 100k page. Follower count alone doesn't determine a page's value.
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Depends on niche and geo. Rough estimation would be $100 for every 10k followers.
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For brand deals; then a higher follower count can be good. However; many of them now look at Analytics. Therefore a page with 10,000 can be quite as significant in case the analytics match.
Maxwell6780
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Followers alone are not value. It depends on the niche, and how engaged they are with the content. if you have a small page but almost everyone there is actively participating in the comments, that's a better page
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It depends mostly on niche and engagement, not just follower count. But in general, bigger active pages are obviously worth more, especially if the audience is real and engaged. A strong 10k page can sometimes outperform a weak 100k+ page.
MyDigitalSpace
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- Apr 3, 2026
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Older pages usually help more with trust than direct performance. New pages can still work, but aged pages often look more natural to both users and platforms.