It always stop unfollowing around 200 unfollowings, I get the following message in the debug panel:
10/12/2015 12:00 - INFO - Thread#0 is stopped.
10/12/2015 12:00 - DEBUG - Firing post task execution event
10/12/2015 12:00 - DEBUG - Fired post task execution event
10/12/2015 12:00 - INFO -...
Is it easy to get?
Do they analyse your request thoroughly?
I do not have a business or a website, was planning on faking the details to get one endpoint API.
People sometimes says that when your account is not doing well, it's better to start in a fresh one.
Is there any real proof that your account is being traffic limited, or that even Instagram does things like this?
It's my mothers accounts, I can't tell if she bought in the past, someone was taking care of it for her.
Removing ghosts followers would do any good?
My current method is follow/unfollow people.
I haven't thought about it, I'll try this approach.
I've got an Instagram account that sells fashion product.
It has:
- 16k followers, around 13k ghosts (haven't interacted with me for 180 days)
I get 30-60 likes per post, and comments are very rare, most of times I get no comments at all.
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or maybe...
I've tried the following websites:
- Iconosquare
- Simply Measured
- SumAll
- Collecto
Have tried many apps too, but you must pay to see most of the details.
Do you know any good free tool?
My instagram is a store, I've checked some competitors, and they have low liking rates like me, a 500k user gets like ~5k likes per post.
They have low rates like <=1%, is it common for stores to have less engagement than common users?
I don't reach the limit every hour, but for each 2-3 hours I follow until Instagram blocks me from following.
Reaching the limit like that often is dangerous or is just a limit that Instagram placed and it won't affet me at all?
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