Followers / Likes = How to consider a good account?

andreavai

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Hi guys!

I have a fitness account and now she's 8% tanned by followers.


Ex: 10k followers
800 likes per pics




In my view,


2% is bad
5% is medium
10% is good


what do you think?
 
I think you got a good ratio. My cousin's fitness account is around 11k and she get's the same amount of likes you do
 
I have a fitness account with ~1000 followers getting ~200 likes per pic currently (some pics have ~250).
 
How do you guys manage to get a so good ratio ? What's your strategy to earn followers ?
I have an 10K fitness account and only manage to get 200-250 likes per pic. I told myself that's it's not that important as long as I up my followers number, I would get 1K at 40K followers, etc... But I'm starting to tell myself that my account has a problem if you can get same likes with 10x less followers than me.
I earned all my followers by follow/unfollow or commenting averaging a 150 new followers/day.

If you could help me by telling me how you're earning your followers, that would be helpful to me, thank you.
 
You've got a good account, 10% is fantastic.

However, the best I've ever seen is my friend who has only just started his account a couple of months ago. He has ~1500 followers, but each pic gets 400-500 likes (30%). He is an artist and all his pics are of his awesome oil paintings that he has done. He set up the Instagram account to sell the paintings.

Just goes to show what high quality/interesting pics can do.
 
You've got a good account, 10% is fantastic.

However, the best I've ever seen is my friend who has only just started his account a couple of months ago. He has ~1500 followers, but each pic gets 400-500 likes (30%). He is an artist and all his pics are of his awesome oil paintings that he has done. He set up the Instagram account to sell the paintings.

Just goes to show what high quality/interesting pics can do.

Exactly. My 1.5k account also gets 400 likes per picture. It's all about the quality of pictures and having targeted fans which are interested in your content. When you mix those two you get a very good engagement rate.
 
In my opinion, 10% is average. I would aim higher if you can.

If you want to increase engagement, you can try scraping users that commented or liked a certain pic within your niche in the last 24 hours.
 
Paper boy

I try to do this, but my followliker stops working after 1h ~ 2h, the right with you?


when I use to track user followers it works perfectly
 
I have my personal account with 150 followers/friends, I get 50 likes per picture.

I also have an account with 200k followers and get 5k likes per picture. Guess which one is "good" and makes money? The one with 200k followers!

So your logic is flawed
 
From 5% to 10% it's a good ratio, more than 10% I consider it very good. But the ratio it's important at 100k followers, not at 1k.
 
My goal is for every 1k followers, you should have at least 100 likes.

But your ratio is good.
 
From 5% to 10% it's a good ratio, more than 10% I consider it very good. But the ratio it's important at 100k followers, not at 1k.

Yeah, but this is a way to go
if a have 10k de followers and 200 likes
i will never have 100k followers and 10k likes
 
Iconosquare Instagram 2015 Study:

Over the whole of the Iconosquare index, 47% of brands have an engagement rate
between 0 and 3%, whereas 53% generate on average over 3% of engagement
on their account including 27% over 5%. There are major disparities between
brands.

Brand performance in terms of engagement varies based on the size of the
account

Globally, it can be seen that 73% of brands of all community sizes have an
average engagement rate below 5%. Engagement above the 5% barrier is
however largely achievable by brands with established accounts, as 44% of
brands that have an engagement rate above 5% on Instagram have more than
10k fans; 18% having more than 100k.

The larger the communities, the weaker the engagement rate

Beginner brands, i.e. those with communities of fewer than 5,000 followers
have a ?Very good? (31%) or ?Excellent? (11%) engagement rate. The more brands
subsequently move up through the categories, the more they lose in terms of
strength of their level of engagement. Thus, Actives move to 25% and 4%, and
Successful to 14% and 1%. Geniuses are then 15% in the ?Very good? category
and 0% in ?Excellent?.
 
What do you mean in the last 24hrs? I scrape users who comment on certain photos (competitors) but it's been running for a week now. Should I delete those and start new queries for more recent photos?
 
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