Feriardiansyah
Newbie
- Nov 1, 2021
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From my view, Instagram is experimenting with more intelligent captions on some videos.
I think it is just testing quantity over quality. these weirdly captiioned videos r probably put up there to get ppl curious enough to stop for a moment. Regarding the post frequency it all comes down to how the audience reacts since some acounts will tolerate it but others will kill it off. in cases where ppl manage more than one account it is probably due to having an efficient system for producing content.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?
i believe that a lot of these pages are engaged in playing the numbers game. what they do is that they put out a lot of content, find out what works nd then replicatte it. the peculiar captions are mostly done in order to generate curiosity nd prevent the reader from scrolling. this strategy may provide instant exposure but the task of sustaiined growth is entirely different.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?
Many of these accounts are actually trying out different types of content that would elicit curiosity, rather than developing a good brand. The not usual captions work since they encourage questions from users, although that does not necessarily leads to interested audience.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?
i feel many such accounts r just doing a numbers game testing out various videos nd captiions that will catch on. the captions are generally used to intrigue ppl nd get them to click on the video. Firing up posts works for some time but only good quality content can make an auddience.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?
What is fascinating, i believe is not the quantity of posts, but the tests that goes into creating those posts. In most cases, they test the content as if it were data to see what genereates reactions. While there may be many beginners who only think of automation, the key benefit lies in knowing why a post gets reactions.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?
If you're knowledgeable about this topic, I'd like to discuss it with you in detail. I have an amazing idea.What is fascinating, i believe is not the quantity of posts, but the tests that goes into creating those posts. In most cases, they test the content as if it were data to see what genereates reactions. While there may be many beginners who only think of automation, the key benefit lies in knowing why a post gets reactions.
Many of these posts are more focused on experimenting with volumes and engagement trend than building up a brand. Odd captioning is just an attention grabbing tactic, although the more important thing is their speed when experimenting with content types.You've probably come across this. Some accounts, especially newly created ones, compile funny videos from various sources and post 20-30 times a day. Moreover, they all have the same caption. For example, they write bizarre captions like "Footprints in Japan are now being converted into electricity."
I have a few questions about this:
1. What do they base these captions on?
2. Isn't posting this frequently harmful to the account?
3. The owners of these accounts usually manage multiple accounts and post at least 20-30 times a day to each. What tools do they use to manage so many accounts?
Does anyone have any information on this?