Hello. I'd like to start by saying that I'm a newcomer to Instagram, so my questions might seem stupid to many. I want to promote two OF accounts - mine and my girlfriend's - through Instagram. Would it be problematic to manage 5 IG accounts on my phone and 5 on hers via the same Wi-Fi network? As for posting content, is it possible to simultaneously upload 5 different Reels to all 5 accounts, or should they be staggered, for example, one per hour for each account? I'm also concerned about the safety of using the follow-unfollow method on 10 accounts. Will there be any issues, or would it be better to buy pre-established accounts?
Help with Instagram
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- Jan 28, 2023
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The more content you post on Instagram the more chances of growing, try to put Short video content like 7-10 sec with trending audio Post stories daily to keep your audience active and post engaging stickers on stories Engage with your community daily basis like daily 25/35 comments and build network around you
Posting content wouldn't be an issue. But doing F/UF from the same IP on 10 accounts might very well be.
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For only posting it's not a problem so much, but if you do more actions like follow unfollow, you need proxies etc
lanhniembh
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I thinks follow unfollow is your problem. You do it slow like a people. may be 10- 15 actions in 10 minutes
I clarify, for example, if I shoot a video, cut it into 5 different reels, can I post them on 5 accounts simultaneously, will it not seem like spam?
louisirael
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- Jan 4, 2023
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You can transfer those accounts to the same antidetect browser software like hidemyacc for easier management, for both of you.
10 accounts sharing 1 wifi can lead to the account being locked, I think you should use an additional proxy to change the IP.
Your accounts have different browser fingerprints and IP addresses, the platform will assume that they are separate, unrelated accounts.
10 accounts sharing 1 wifi can lead to the account being locked, I think you should use an additional proxy to change the IP.
Your accounts have different browser fingerprints and IP addresses, the platform will assume that they are separate, unrelated accounts.