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BlackHat94
Regular Member
- Oct 12, 2023
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Hi! I have tried to republish content from other creators, but without success. However, after publication, my reels would not even reach a view (unless one of my followers, driven by curiosity, played the different clips). To bypass Instagram's systems for recognising duplicate content, I tried making subtle (i.e. imperceptible to the human eye) but significant changes, hoping not to incur any stagnation. In addition, I performed metadata cleaning. However, I did not get any positive results. In addition, I have also tried adding text and emoticons to the original video, but even these changes have not helped to make my content unique, because it has not reached users outside the circle of my supporters. In short, despite my best efforts, I keep encountering this absurd problem. It's as if Instagram is marking my reels as unsuitable to be shown on the 'Explore' page. Can you please help me?
ayoubnadi
Junior Member
- Jan 13, 2024
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maybe you're page is shadowbanned have you tried to post a reel using the same repurposing method on another page and still got the same results?
I accidentally had a video go viral in Singapore, which was around 6 pm in their time zone. I posted it between 12-2 pm my time, but I feel the Singapore audience engages better with my page
I’m trying to become a streamer, but I’m also facing view issues on Instagram. My first post got around 10k views. Instagram and Shorts are heavily niche-based—once they know your audience, they’ll keep pushing your content. Are you posting for multiple creators, or are you focusing on one? If you’re focusing on one, send me your account, and I’ll take a look.
BlackHat94
Regular Member
- Oct 12, 2023
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I tried posting different content from several creators, beside posting the same content of a niche from different creators. I have tried adopting both techniques. Now, I've archived the posts, but not deleted them.
BlackHat94
Regular Member
- Oct 12, 2023
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Yes, I also tried creating new accounts, applying the same changes to my content, and got the same results. Please, help me.
Send me the account
- Aug 19, 2020
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Interesting, thx for sharing. Knew already about the time part but the keyword strategy is def something new to think about
CharlesRunner
Newbie
- Jul 15, 2024
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How would you go about building a brand from scratch? Let’s go with faceless. Say you had an artist like a Marshmello - faceless, but still has a “personality I guess? What would be the engaging factor? Is it visuals? It is audio? What’s the initial “hook”. How do you start with a literal blank slate and build your first 1000, meh, 2500 followers? I’m not talking about keeping them (though, engagement is just as important if not more important, I hear), I’m just talking about getting their attention to begin with when the market for everything is SO saturated on socials.
flutepunch
Junior Member
- Apr 16, 2024
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xplain the differences for iG and tiktok?
When we talk about starting from zero, which everyone does, I would focus on three main things. I can't really give an opinion on the Marshmello thing, as music is a whole other ball game. I'm talking specifically about content creation.
First: Niche
No matter what you do in content creation, it will always be saturated. However, you can still get views. For example, SunnyV2 is one of the best video essay creators right now, but recently, a channel called Internet Anarchist followed his format and reached a million views. My advice is to find a niche that already has an audience, see what's popular, and create similar content with your own twist. Adding memes or funny comments can really make or break your video.
Second: Talk About Others
If you're a nobody, nobody really cares what you post. So, there are two approaches I’d suggest for growth. First, if you're a streamer or YouTuber, react to famous people like Kai or Speed, or play a video game and try to get funny clips. The second approach is quality—learn to edit well. Knowing how to edit already puts you ahead of much of the competition.
Third: Luck
Ninety percent of success is luck. Anyone who has blown up would tell you that timing is everything. So, how can you be lucky? Make more videos and post consistently, ideally once a day. Some creators who were lucky initially but didn’t maintain their success include Reaction Time, Chris Smoove, DangMattSmith, and KotoAndSen KAS.
xdmannet
Registered Member
- Aug 17, 2011
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1. Do you turn on professional IG account to see video insights?
2. How long does it take after upload to see results?
3. Do you do follow unfollow on a fresh account, or you post with 0 followers and 0 following?
4. Do you write something in caption of the reel or just the hashtags?
2. How long does it take after upload to see results?
3. Do you do follow unfollow on a fresh account, or you post with 0 followers and 0 following?
4. Do you write something in caption of the reel or just the hashtags?
- Yes, because when someone shares your video on their story, I can see it and just reply with an emoji or something.
- 1 hour.
- I didn’t do anything.
- I just write something like “that’s crazy” or something similar.
peppermintm
Junior Member
- Apr 15, 2024
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How did you get the followers?
Are they organic?
xdmannet
Registered Member
- Aug 17, 2011
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Thank you for the response. I have uploaded 3 videos so far with about 150 views each. It's either a timing thing, niche, or not very engaging video. Working on the timing at the moment. Will keep posting around 6 pm to see if that works for all the days of the week.
Yeah I didn't do anything
- May 27, 2016
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You could become a Jr VIP and sell your knowledge here for a fee if you are such an expert as you claim you are. And one question. How to monetize Instagram?