Instagram Commenting With Bot Ideas

CredibleZephyre said:

Hey All,

I just started using the comment feature on my Instagram bot and, while i have some rather generic comments set up (and they are hilariously effective) I would like to vary my commenting a bit.

Does anyone have any tips on how to write seemingly unique comments that can apply to almost any picture? Would love some advice.

Otherwise I'm stuck with "love your feed. keep up the good work :thumbs_up:"

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CredibleZephyre said:

Hey All,

I just started using the comment feature on my Instagram bot and, while i have some rather generic comments set up (and they are hilariously effective) I would like to vary my commenting a bit.

Does anyone have any tips on how to write seemingly unique comments that can apply to almost any picture? Would love some advice.

Otherwise I'm stuck with "love your feed. keep up the good work :thumbs_up:"

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Kornchips said:

Have you setup your commenting so you avoid completely irrelevant photos such as a death in the family or a relationship break up?
I'm sure you wouldn't say 'love your feed. keep up the good work :thumbs_up:' to a photo where some person lost their parents...

If so, mind sharing your parameters on how you filter these post/accounts out?

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MedKing said:

Really would not use comments as the bot will slip up eventually. Pretty soon your commenting on naked babes with a corporate account or giving props to dead grandmas. I know it seems possible to avoid this, and it is for awhile. The problem is, it only takes one screw up to royal fudge your account. Look at Ted Cruz and his incest porn. Probably a bot / stupid staffer and now thats what we know him for. If you are using a brand account I would avoid this.

If you are using a CPA fuck it, just run the comments as is because you dont care about your brand.

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CredibleZephyre said:

For the most part, it's done by tags so I only apply it to tags that I really KNOW there isn't much ambiguity in the content. I've generally spent a lot of time on these tags though and am very familiar with them.



Yeah, that's probably true. I did it for a day already and definitely had some odd combo/image combinations though they weren't TOO weird. Still, it almost definitely will get worse at some point so I think you're right. I should just skip the bot commenting. Do you have any alternatives?

Also, what's CPA stand for in this context?

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Henry Cooper said:

You could always use https://cloud.google.com/vision/?hl=en to identify the image , and prepare a big spin syntax for each type of niche .

We use google cloud vision for clients for better targeted comments and content related captions (automatically generated)

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King_zyzz said:

How would this work in practise? Looks interesting

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