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One thing that rarely gets mentioned is content retirement because removing or archiving posts that attract the wrong audience can sometimes strengthen the overall profile more than publishing another new post.
Can a new Instagram account still grow organically?
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Yesha Verzades
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- Aug 5, 2025
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Absolutely—it just takes more consistency than before.
I've had the best results by posting valuable Reels, replying to every comment, and focusing on shares and saves instead of chasing likes.
I've had the best results by posting valuable Reels, replying to every comment, and focusing on shares and saves instead of chasing likes.
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You are going to have to first Target a specific set of users using either automation follow/unfollow, or by manual; from there, once the audience is following your account, then when you post reels, it will get pushes to more people that have a similar interest.
BoneCrusher10
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- Aug 7, 2025
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It's still entirely possible if you focus on creating high-engagement Reels, leveraging broadcast features, hashtags, and maintaining active engagement with your niche community.
It is still possible to achieve organic growth through Instagram although it requires taking a different approach. It is no longer just about posting something daily but about knowing what will make users pause, bookmark and share your posts. New accounts that focus solely on a particular niche are given much better algorithmics signals. I found that experimenting with different hooks and layouts is now more important than trying to keep up with the trends.
Huyam
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- Jul 31, 2026
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I think its need to get out of ur preferences
Organic growth is still achievable, though not through the same methods. new accounts should pay less attention to gaining more followers and rather concentrate on the creation of posts that will be saved, shared and interacted with. The establishment of a niche, constant posts and knowledge of what the audience likes can go a long way in making an account visible even when it is new.
Yes new accounts can grow organically by posting a quality reels which attracts the audience and hold them. To grow your new account you have to use your master editing skills, fast cuts and filters and effects to make the content engaging and attractive. You can post daily 3 to 5 reels for natural growth and also take care about the posting time in my opinion post daily on same time will help to grow your account quickly.
CrownConnect
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- Aug 5, 2026
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value content, follow a strategic set of accounts that represent your audinece to signal the algo, consistent posts in a clear direction for a clear audience, it will work
you can totally use automation too using mother slave method and send likes story view follows using slave accounts and direct traffic to the mother account using mention in bio
you can totally use automation too using mother slave method and send likes story view follows using slave accounts and direct traffic to the mother account using mention in bio
Imperials
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- May 21, 2016
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It depend on the quality of the account working , Posting reels and posting according to the interest of the audience so its possibly definately.
SkyViewLinks
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Yes appealing short form videos and a clear offer still has possibilities.
follow some of the big accounts which capture your target audiance as a signal to the algo
be consistent so the algo can start to trust you and know you, 3-5 times a week, mixup with carousel, good descriptions, stories, etc.
follow some of the big accounts which capture your target audiance as a signal to the algo
be consistent so the algo can start to trust you and know you, 3-5 times a week, mixup with carousel, good descriptions, stories, etc.
eliasdrake
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Organic growth is definitely still achievable but what new accounts must do is give their followers a reason to keep scrolling. What i has noticed is that there are pages that have gone viral after putting up just a few reels simply because their watch time and shares were gd enough.
Keaper lame
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- Jul 29, 2026
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From what I have seen consistent posting and engaging content still work best Organic growth is slower now but definitely still possible with patience
yes organic growth is still possible but it takes more time and consistency now uploading short videos/reels and building a real community seem to work better than just posting randomly so just post regularly using the right hashtags and engaging with your audience can still help for growth.
