Content is important but having the right reel format can help you get seen. Tries out various formats hooks then focus on those that really does drive watch tym and engagement.I’m considering creating my own Instagram account, but at the very beginning I feel a little confused whether I could grow with better content, consistency in posting or the right kind of reels?
Can't give assurance that it will definitely work; you can try. Make sure you edit that vid and make some changes.Do you guys think reused content from another channels is a valid option?
If creating a fresh account plz concentrate not so much on daily posts but rather on reels that people will actually watch till the end. As soon as u figure out which kind of reel can be shared or liked start working in this direction.I’m considering creating my own Instagram account, but at the very beginning I feel a little confused whether I could grow with better content, consistency in posting or the right kind of reels?
Truth be told my initial spark of growth happened when i managed to finds one type of reel that would get shares and then simply repeated it in different variations.I’m considering creating my own Instagram account, but at the very beginning I feel a little confused whether I could grow with better content, consistency in posting or the right kind of reels?
Could you elaborate a bit on the mother/child method, since I guess you will be required to leave the proxy stuff aside...?learn the mother child method then also learn how to connect mobile proxies.
Absolutely right. I would pay more attention to retention and shares rather than post frequency. If a Reel is constantly losing its audience within a couple of seconds, changing the hook may be more beneficial than increasing the post frequency.Content would be my priority, particularly Reels where there is something for people to stay to the end of or to share. Consistency is key, but posting every day will not fix poor content,experiment with different types of posts.