- May 8, 2026
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The usual. Post consistently, follow big accounts, pick a category where you know you can create good content, and stick with it
I think the most important thing at the beginning is staying in one niche. Reels can bring reach, but the audience needs to be relevant to the content if you want engagement later.Starting a new account feels slow. What are the basic things I should focus on?
I will tell you what I did. Before creating a new account, I recorded and edited videos for 3 months with details like description titles so that if I forget any video's purpose or title, I have enough documentation. Then I created an Instagram account and started posting those videos at a particular time daily. I had videos ready, so I was consistent for 3 months, and after those 3 months of consistently uploading, I had 80k followers.Starting a new account feels slow. What are the basic things I should focus on?
I will tell you what I did. Before creating a new account, I recorded and edited videos for 3 months with details like description titles so that if I forget any video's purpose or title, I have enough documentation. Then I created an Instagram account and started posting those videos at a particular time daily. I had videos ready, so I was consistent for 3 months, and after those 3 months of consistently uploading, I had 80k followers.
I will start by making a demand of my content, not just for entertainment, but also to make them feel they need my videos, covering niches like looksmaxing, lifestyle, men's styling, and more.Starting a new account feels slow. What are the basic things I should focus on?
Yeah, I agree that consistency is important, but in my opinion, one should measure which reels attract people’s attention to their profile and get more follows rather than post more.Focus on consistent posting, niche content, and strong hooks in captions. Use Reels, trending audio, relevant hashtags, and engage daily with comments and DMs. Consistency and value matter most.