Instagram DM & Domain Related Help Needed

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Hi I am botting around 50 Accounts on Instagram in around 6 niches. Promoting MMO offer using a prelander.

1. How many DM's after its sent out, the Domain gets blocked by Instagram?
2. How frequently i should keep changing the domains?
3. Is it safe to use bit.ly shortner along with pretty links?

I am working on to monetize the account. Any other suggestion is also please feel free to share
 
Bit.ly sucks and can't be used anymore or will get instantly ban
 
Bit.ly sucks and can't be used anymore or will get instantly ban
That's not true, I actively use bit.ly daily.
Hi I am botting around 50 Accounts on Instagram in around 6 niches. Promoting MMO offer using a prelander.

1. How many DM's after its sent out, the Domain gets blocked by Instagram?
2. How frequently i should keep changing the domains?
3. Is it safe to use bit.ly shortner along with pretty links?

I am working on to monetize the account. Any other suggestion is also please feel free to share
Safest strategy would be use 1 domain per account, but if that's out of your budget, you can use 3-5 per account. DMs do lead to bans in the long run, just keep that in mind as their see as spam (sorta like email spam), so expect alot of reports. I would focus more on quality, unique content, and unique posts. If your page comes across user friendly, it becomes trustworthy and less likely to get reported. If you come across as someone just looking to sell people stuff... I'm sure you get the picture.
 
That's not true, I actively use bit.ly daily.

Safest strategy would be use 1 domain per account, but if that's out of your budget, you can use 3-5 per account. DMs do lead to bans in the long run, just keep that in mind as their see as spam (sorta like email spam), so expect alot of reports. I would focus more on quality, unique content, and unique posts. If your page comes across user friendly, it becomes trustworthy and less likely to get reported. If you come across as someone just looking to sell people stuff... I'm sure you get the picture.

1. How much does each domain will last or how many DM's before that gets blocked and needs replacement? Any Idea on that?

2. If i use Blogger , wix, weebly etc as my prelander ? How much that domain is gonna last and before finally it gets blocked?
 
1. How much does each domain will last or how many DM's before that gets blocked and needs replacement? Any Idea on that?

2. If i use Blogger , wix, weebly etc as my prelander ? How much that domain is gonna last and before finally it gets blocked?
All depends on how much your message is seen as spam, and how many people report your link. Once your link is reported, you might as well forget about putting anymore links on that account as they'll be flagged sometimes instantly.
 
My advice is not to send links in Instagram DM - it will be blocked very soon and blocking starts from 24 hours.
You better place the link in your bio and send messages like "you can check the link in my bio" - then there will be no problems.
Just don't forget to randomize your DMs with smiles, synonyms, etc.
Good luck!
 
My advice is not to send links in Instagram DM - it will be blocked very soon and blocking starts from 24 hours.
You better place the link in your bio and send messages like "you can check the link in my bio" - then there will be no problems.
Just don't forget to randomize your DMs with smiles, synonyms, etc.
Good luck!
Not always instantly blocked, but blocked rather quickly as people will report it... people dont like junk mail, what makes you think they like junk DMs? A good welcome message goes a long way when written write, don't come across as aggressive or pushy. Spend more time on cloaking your link properly, and you can make a link last in your bio for months/years. Alot of people burn thru accounts rather quickly because they dont take the time to do proper testing and strategizing, they just go with what they think might work or what they hear someone else say they did... and 3 days later, all their accounts are banned. The goal to succeeding at IG is not rushing everything. If you rush, and try to move to fast.. you'll fail. There are plenty of examples of that all throughout the the IG and journey section. Start small, take your time, figure everything out to the best of your ability.. scale it up slowly, and when you have the hang of it then scale big. Don't be another laughable statistic.
 
Not always instantly blocked, but blocked rather quickly as people will report it... people dont like junk mail, what makes you think they like junk DMs? A good welcome message goes a long way when written write, don't come across as aggressive or pushy. Spend more time on cloaking your link properly, and you can make a link last in your bio for months/years. Alot of people burn thru accounts rather quickly because they dont take the time to do proper testing and strategizing, they just go with what they think might work or what they hear someone else say they did... and 3 days later, all their accounts are banned. The goal to succeeding at IG is not rushing everything. If you rush, and try to move to fast.. you'll fail. There are plenty of examples of that all throughout the the IG and journey section. Start small, take your time, figure everything out to the best of your ability.. scale it up slowly, and when you have the hang of it then scale big. Don't be another laughable statistic.
I like the point that some new promotional IG services put restrictions to some actions. I mean they don't start promoting your account in a full strength from the very first day. For the first week they start your promotion step by step and let the bot do little more actions every day. And when after some time it starts working full strength there are still limits that Instagram place and bot follows the rules in order not to exceed the limits and not lead the account to the ban. That's how it should work. And your'e totally right that many people want to do everything quickly and it only ends with suffering.
 
I like the point that some new promotional IG services put restrictions to some actions. I mean they don't start promoting your account in a full strength from the very first day. For the first week they start your promotion step by step and let the bot do little more actions every day. And when after some time it starts working full strength there are still limits that Instagram place and bot follows the rules in order not to exceed the limits and not lead the account to the ban. That's how it should work. And your'e totally right that many people want to do everything quickly and it only ends with suffering.
The bots can essentially do that, but the thing is they don't come with pre-programmed settings... people set their own settings, and most when left to their own vices like to push the limits, which usually leads to their accounts getting banned. I know everyone loves fast money, but fast money isn't always the best money.. especially when you're moving so fast that you don't even get to make the money. I hear some of the settings people use on here, and tbh its comical.. because its like what did you expect to happen? But at the same time, alot of them are going by what they read other people are/were doing and figure thats normal. The one advice I can tell anyone is, try your best to have your accounts emulate human behavior if you want them to last, and use strong proxies that haven't been used by everyone else.
 
The bots can essentially do that, but the thing is they don't come with pre-programmed settings... people set their own settings, and most when left to their own vices like to push the limits, which usually leads to their accounts getting banned. I know everyone loves fast money, but fast money isn't always the best money.. especially when you're moving so fast that you don't even get to make the money. I hear some of the settings people use on here, and tbh its comical.. because its like what did you expect to happen? But at the same time, alot of them are going by what they read other people are/were doing and figure thats normal. The one advice I can tell anyone is, try your best to have your accounts emulate human behavior if you want them to last, and use strong proxies that haven't been used by everyone else.
I know there are some services that don't allow people to choose settings and it solves the problem of exceeded limits. Maybe some won't like it as they want to make faster promotion, but still it's good.
 
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