recommendations/tips - growing influencer engagement

HI, I'm an influencer with over 100k followers. I started with followlikes, then moved to buy some likes and followers years ago, but have stopped doing the bots and auto-likes because it was destroying my stats (weird countries, ages) and all i've been doing is QC daily posts and actual like/engagement. My follower growth has stopped and that is fine, i have a pretty core niche/group that we talk with. i monetize with influencer sponsorships (#ad) and things are going okay. The question/issue i'm having is eventhough my likes/commenting are in range my impressions are very low for someone with 100k 'real' followers. My question is...are there ways to bring up engagement through purchasing 'engagement' like purchasing 'likes' & 'follows'? or is there some way to game higher engagement? almost all my sponsorships require 'impression/views screenshots' or they want me to sign into CREATOR IQ that actually watches my account (i always tell them i am not comfortable with that) so i don't want to have incredibly ridiculous impression stats, but maybe some way to 'pad' my impressions until it's decent. That will equal to more sponsorships (more $$) and growth. Any tips or if you can think of an actual website that does that or anything would be incredibly helpful and appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read and help in advance.

thanks!

use sub accounts to get followers then pass onto main account.

all subs are bot the main you never bot .

you dm followers to go to your main account to be added .

this is how many build up there accounts now.....

and does all this effect the 'credibility' of my main organic account?

Get rid of all ghost followers...people who don't interact with any of your posts. That will help with the engagement rate %. Try using high quality hashtags to help raise insights/impressions.

getting rid of ghost followers has to be manual? or is there a way to auto-unfollow. high quality hashtags - do those sites that you pay for 'high quality tags' really work?