Does the follow-for-follow method still work?
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Minanashaat
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- Aug 30, 2020
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it still works but you will have to wait a lot of time to make a big account
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Follow/unfollow is essentially the only method that's worked from the beginning.
It's not a be-all and end-all method, but it's good for building a base.
Here's an excerpt for an article I wrote a while back:
Finding the right people to follow is the biggest issue people run into when doing this strategy. It’s important to find people who are likely to be interested in your specific type of content. This can be done in various creative ways.
For example, I often work with personal fitness trainers who are desperately looking for clientele. They post good, educational content on Instagram, but they can’t seem to gain any new clients in their local area. We’ll then employ a follow/unfollow strategy where we strategically follow members who engage with particular gym locations in their city. This is essentially like handing out your business card to local gym-goers, and then them instantly checking out your Instagram “landing page.” This leads to hundreds of new followers, and dozens of new clientele for personal trainers.
Follow/unfollow simply succeeds in the area of gaining qualified followers. Sure, you can’t gain 5,000 followers per month on follow/unfollow alone, but you can gain 500 followers per month, and that will help you carve out your space on Instagram.
It's not a be-all and end-all method, but it's good for building a base.
Here's an excerpt for an article I wrote a while back:
Finding the right people to follow is the biggest issue people run into when doing this strategy. It’s important to find people who are likely to be interested in your specific type of content. This can be done in various creative ways.
For example, I often work with personal fitness trainers who are desperately looking for clientele. They post good, educational content on Instagram, but they can’t seem to gain any new clients in their local area. We’ll then employ a follow/unfollow strategy where we strategically follow members who engage with particular gym locations in their city. This is essentially like handing out your business card to local gym-goers, and then them instantly checking out your Instagram “landing page.” This leads to hundreds of new followers, and dozens of new clientele for personal trainers.
Follow/unfollow simply succeeds in the area of gaining qualified followers. Sure, you can’t gain 5,000 followers per month on follow/unfollow alone, but you can gain 500 followers per month, and that will help you carve out your space on Instagram.
Soulmusic1
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- Oct 1, 2021
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It works but it takes a lot of time. It's better to spend the money and invest in a mother child service.