Is this What Mass DMing looks like?
- Thread starter MadCatter
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Indeed. However, if the M/C strategy used isn't done correctly, it also can lead to a negative image for the main account. Not done properly, M/C can also be very spammy !
kyoiphe
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Yes, i understand you when you say it's overcrowded. Thanks for the response
EveCarp
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Roger Waters once said:
"People think that when you pick up a Gibson Les Paul, you become Eric Clapton, but that's simply not true".
This applies to most things in life that require some kind of expertise, including Mass DMs. I'm surprised to see that people bashing the method in this thread are (mostly) M/S providers. Well, I'll say one thing: I was a M/S provider for a very, very long time, and had great success with it. Now I'm a mass DM provider so I can say I've done both things. Have any of you been Mass DM providers?
There certainly are terrible examples of misuse of this method out there, as well as there are bad examples of anything else (including M/S). Used wisely, with a good copy, a good content, and good targeting, I'm sorry but it beats to the ground any M/S setup (for an equivalent budget) both in growth, conversion, interaction... you name it. I've done over 2200 campaigns since April and I know a thing or two about this.
Long story short: If the content sucks, bad. If the message is ridiculous, bad. If the targeting is broad or obvious, bad. Miracles don't exist. Mass DMs is like jumping on people's beds: just because you can jump on their beds doesnt mean you can necessarily f them. There needs to be seduction regardless the fact you've made it all the way to their beds.
"People think that when you pick up a Gibson Les Paul, you become Eric Clapton, but that's simply not true".
This applies to most things in life that require some kind of expertise, including Mass DMs. I'm surprised to see that people bashing the method in this thread are (mostly) M/S providers. Well, I'll say one thing: I was a M/S provider for a very, very long time, and had great success with it. Now I'm a mass DM provider so I can say I've done both things. Have any of you been Mass DM providers?
There certainly are terrible examples of misuse of this method out there, as well as there are bad examples of anything else (including M/S). Used wisely, with a good copy, a good content, and good targeting, I'm sorry but it beats to the ground any M/S setup (for an equivalent budget) both in growth, conversion, interaction... you name it. I've done over 2200 campaigns since April and I know a thing or two about this.
Long story short: If the content sucks, bad. If the message is ridiculous, bad. If the targeting is broad or obvious, bad. Miracles don't exist. Mass DMs is like jumping on people's beds: just because you can jump on their beds doesnt mean you can necessarily f them. There needs to be seduction regardless the fact you've made it all the way to their beds.
aspire.samee
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MadCatter
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You have point.
I'm not a Mass DM or M/C provider, but I do not believe they are bashing the method when it's done well. Just the barrage of spam like messages.
I have no experience with Mass DM hence this post, so any insight would be great. My major concern with this Vs the M/C method is how do you get them to take a look at their message request inbox and not automatically view it as spam?
I'm also curious if you apply the group messaging as well.
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No one's bashing the Method,What is Spam is definately a Spam and you cannot deny that
Well if a Mother Slave Provider is pointing out it's bad sides,Doesn't mean they are actually bashing it.An Account getting 9+ Message Requests a Day with Group Messages and Links will definately be a Spam,infact a massive spam these days.
Have you seen a Reputed Brand doing this Method? I am definately going to say that they won't because their Name and Brand is more Important than Spamming it's Users.Well if we talk about Dropshipping Brands,They don't care because these are Individuals with not such Big Brands,All they care about is Sales and Nothing Else.
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You were a M/C provider who actually provided "in-box" DMs to targeted users, and now you only provide "request box" DMs. You can't deny that your conversion is lower : this is a fact.
Also, about your "competitive rates that aren't achieved by any M/S setup around", you should have a look around because very affordable rates are possible with M/C nowadays if you actually step your game. As an example, on our end, we actually can go as low as 0.06 $ / follower for T1 targeted & filtered, and even lower if we enlarge filters. So, not sure why you say all this.
Sending "request box" DMs, which is a mass actions strategy, like was mass F/U (patched 2019) or Mass Stories (patched 2020) before, might have some surprises in 2021 or 2022. You got my first point : reselling a russian service might not be a future-wise long term approach, if we have a look at what IG has fixed back in the years. They just don't like mass exploits, that's all.
That's great
Everyday, we are sending 300 to 500k DMs "inbox" to targeted users for our clients, so you got my point ; numbers don't mean anything. The question was : "Is that what mass DMs looks like ?"
Hopefully, not every users get "pissed" at those request-box DMs, but for a majority, they do. That's why the conversion is way lower than a "warm greetings" in their straight inbox.
MadCatter
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You were a M/C provider who actually provided "in-box" DMs to targeted users, and now you only provide "request box" DMs. You can't deny that your conversion is lower : this is a fact.
Also, about your "competitive rates that aren't achieved by any M/S setup around", you should have a look around because very affordable rates are possible with M/C nowadays if you actually step your game. As an example, on our end, we actually can go as low as 0.06 $ / follower for T1 targeted & filtered, and even lower if we enlarge filters. So, not sure why you say all this.
Sending "request box" DMs, which is a mass actions strategy, like was mass F/U (patched 2019) or Mass Stories (patched 2020) before, might have some surprises in 2021 or 2022. You got my first point : reselling a russian service might not be a future-wise long term approach, if we have a look at what IG has fixed back in the years. They just don't like mass exploits, that's all.
That's great
The question was : "Is that what mass DMs looks like ?"
Hopefully, not every users get "pissed" at those request-box DMs, but for a majority, they do. That's why the conversion is way lower than a "warm greetings" in their straight inbox.
Thank you for elaborating this in succinct notes!
rogermartinez
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I know that you provide mass dm service on mpsocial,let me note your pricings in behalf of you for some of your package -
1k followers - 250 USD
Won't go deep into this but I have seen people providing Mother slave services for 200-250 USD per 1k.so why would i choose Mother slave? Because it is non-spammy,gives high conversions and doesn't play with the name and reputation of the main account...
Funny how M/C vs DM providers are fighting, the truth is that if you’re using as target list the most spammed audience then you’re a horrible seller.
If a buyer comes to me with that spammed audience I’ll let know to him that it’s a terrible target and that we can find better targets, not just process the order to make some quick bucks.
If a buyer comes to me with that spammed audience I’ll let know to him that it’s a terrible target and that we can find better targets, not just process the order to make some quick bucks.
rogermartinez
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Target list is always given by the buyer and not the seller lol.Don't know what you talking and why you talking here..
Looks like I hurt you therefore you forgot how to read.
Please, read again my comment ‘If a buyer comes to me with that spammed audience...’
Keep spamming that low quality targets without caring about your customers growth or giving a honest advice.
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