Instagram verified really ?
- Thread starter praveen545445
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I saw that, but I cant imagine they'll be passing them out like candy.
idlewillkill
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- Aug 25, 2018
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This is important. It's about your network and who you are as a person. I know a writer with Conde Nast who is verified with only a couple of thousand followers because of her industry and who she works for. Get famous or get some connections
Kenny Jones
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- Jul 23, 2018
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Generally, I could advise is - the more real engagement and the more real followers you have, the better. Also running other social media platforms and ensuring your online presence in general, would definitely help.
kantaenos
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- Dec 30, 2014
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The over-hype IS why it is valuable. It is still rare at the moment and it is rumored that you have much higher, if any limits to your actions. If a regular users sees a blue tick account in their notifications, they are 99% going to look at your page. Even more, they will spend time trying to figure out why you are special which will boost you. Within my office alone theres about 5 ppl who would bother me next day if I somehow got verified lmao.
idlewillkill
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- Aug 25, 2018
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Yea, at least with my personal experience managing a client's verified account using automation, I have not received any action blocks whereas I have before on other accounts. Tempts me to ramp up the activity as their growth expectations are becoming absurd, but I don't want to risk it...
Grinch
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- Jan 26, 2012
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The new Instagram verification process only takes followers into a percentage of the approval process.
The main way to get a verification badge is to have some sort of fame and/or influence.
In the verification application there’s also spots to link publicity articles “verifying” your status.
The main way to get a verification badge is to have some sort of fame and/or influence.
In the verification application there’s also spots to link publicity articles “verifying” your status.
donkeydawg
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- Jan 29, 2015
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how is this possible? Is it scam?
siliboy
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- Jun 10, 2018
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how is this possible? Is it scam?
Wow never seen something like this. They probably have connections with someone that works in IG.
magnetr
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- Nov 19, 2018
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Most likely it's a scam. Looks like both ( bruninha_alexandre and kadon_simmons ) are hijacked accounts. Bruna Alexandra is a paralympics table tennis player and Kadon Simmons is an MBL player. If you google these usernames, you will notice that these should be their official accounts, but apparently they are hacked.
I guess this is possible due to a glitch in Instagram verification system, i've seen similar hijacked accounts earlier, too. They don't last long btw... still fast money for the scammers.