Hi everyone reading this, I need ideas for gaining REAL instagram followers as fast as possible across multiple accounts (10-50 at once). I do backup growth for highkeyclout and some other agencies which profit from those "giveaways" If you have any suggestions or you can gain 100s of clients at a time let me know.
When it comes to growing your followers on Instagram, you will need to be on time with what the algorithm requires.
For example, now Instagram is in need of more reels and you should help the algorithm with that. There are various way to
Hi everyone reading this, I need ideas for gaining REAL instagram followers as fast as possible across multiple accounts (10-50 at once). I do backup growth for highkeyclout and some other agencies which profit from those "giveaways" If you have any suggestions or you can gain 100s of clients at a time let me know.
Here are some tips
Be active.
Are you active on Instagram? Do you like other people’s photos, comment on them, and engage with their content regularly? This is a great way to start to get noticed, especially if those posts are closely followed by people in your target market. That said, if you are too active, you can actually look like a spammy bot to Instagram's algorithms, and they might ding you. There really are lots of obnoxious people out there who automate random comments to show up on influencer channels with URLs to their websites, etc. We even see that on the PMG blog and immediately delete them. So the key point here is to keep a frequent—but socially acceptable—level of interaction going.
Identify influencers and interact with them.
Find the top influencers in your respective area of expertise, and follow them. Keep an eye on what they’re posting and what people are saying in the captions. Then join in the conversation. The people following and interacting are most likely in your target audience as well, and if you respond to something they say, you might just get a new follower out of it!
Determine the overall purpose of your Instagram account
This is fundamental.
If you’re on Instagram purely for the social aspect, you can jump over to the next step.
But if you’re interested in trying your efforts to a business or marketing goal, you need to determine what the overall purpose of your account is.
Considering that more than
50% of Instagram users follow their favorite brands, you may want to tap into that and set some marketing goals.
The point of this goal mapping exercise is to:
- Make yourself accountable to a specific outcome. This way, you can measure your results, track your progress, and determine your ROI.
- Improve the effectiveness of all the steps that you take moving forward. Your content strategy and everything else you do will be dependent on the goals that you’re working towards.
What does a goal look like on Instagram?
It can be any number of the many uses that the platform provides.
The more specific, the better.
The more measurable, the better.
Here are some examples:
- Increase your brand storytelling efforts
- Improve audience engagement
- Generate a consistent affiliate marketing income
- Increase your product sales
- Drive more traffic to your website
- Convert more people to your email list
- Connect with influencers in your niche
- Show off your company culture so you can attract superstar team members
- Build buzz and momentum for an upcoming product launch
You can make these more concrete by attaching specific numbers to them.
For example, “start generating 5K/month in affiliate marketing income by the 31st of December.”
While specificity is important, your goals don’t have to be set in stone.
They can evolve as your business grows. They can take a complete turn if your vision changes. They can increase or decrease in scope.
You are the architect of this plan.
Design your profile for maximum engagement
The first thing you’ll need to do is to create an Instagram profile that people will be interested in.
This matters. Your picture, your name, profile name, and your description are your digital billboard on Instagram. People
will look at it, browse your photos, and check out your website.
Add strategic hashtags
You can Instagram all day long, but if you’re not using hashtags, you won’t grow your audience.
It’s that simple.
Hashtags give you visibility. Instagram users hop around on hashtags like a bored person channel surfs. They click from hashtag to hashtag to hashtag, occasionally stopping in to check out an interesting user.
But which hashtags should you use?
If you use bland hashtags like #happy and #selfie, you’ll get some people to notice your post, but it won’t be the right kind of people.
Your goal is to get targeted followers, remember?
I’ll show you how to do it but first …
How do hashtags work – You may be tempted to use the same hashtag strategy as you do on Twitter or Facebook.
It differs on Instagram.
Think of hashtags as a catalog system.
When you post a piece of content, you use a relevant hashtag that describes your content.
For example, if you’re a full-time traveler and you post a picture of you writing from your laptop on a beach in Thailand, you may use the hashtags #Digitalnomad, #Barefootwriter, #Thailand, and #Beachbum when you publish it on Instagram.
Anyone who’s interested in the nomadic lifestyle or in visiting Thailand can find your content by searching for these hashtags. So in essence, they serve as navigation and also improve the overall user experience of Instagram.
A hashtag can be:
- Location-specific
- Lifestyle specific
- Brand specific
- Product specific
- Community-specific
- Challenge- or contest-specific
- Campaign-specific
- Event-specific
- Subject-specific
Be specific
Generic and popular hashtags like #instagood and #happy may have a larger reach, but they don’t have as much engagement as specific tags.
Specific hashtags mean:
- You’re appealing to a more targeted audience
- More emotional appeal and as you know, emotion is the fast lane to the brain.
- You’ll have more engagement
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