buddhiststudent718
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- Jun 25, 2019
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Help me out guys , why are they just following and not liking . (please see the attached image below)
. Are they bots ? are they haters? non supporters? seeing me as a competitor and not wanting to support?
Yes! You should remove (not block) them instantly.
Why?
Because they will decrease your posts engagement.
How?
The reason you are not getting good engagement is because they are not engaging and never will.
First the algorithm shows your posts to 10% of your audience, if they engage with it, then it is shown to 50% and they they interact, then it is shown to the rest. That's why likes by your followers will always be less than number bof followers. That's how algo decides quality content.
What's you account engagement rate BTW?
I would try to interact with them first. Instagram could also think they did not like it because they did not like one of their posts(scrolled past or logged off and didn't look at homepage)Yes! You should remove (not block) them instantly.
Why?
Because they will decrease your posts engagement.
How?
The reason you are not getting good engagement is because they are not engaging and never will.
First the algorithm shows your posts to 10% of your audience, if they engage with it, then it is shown to 50% and they they interact, then it is shown to the rest. That's why likes by your followers will always be less than number bof followers. That's how algo decides quality content.
What's you account engagement rate BTW?
I would try to interact with them first. Instagram could also think they did not like it because they did not like one of their posts(scrolled past or logged off and didn't look at homepage)
your followers will not always like and comment. sometimes people scroll even if they do like it or log out while your post is on the feed(im sure that makes instagram think your post sucked)THanks , but I dont understand . You are saying that they could of liked but instagram did not register it in their system?
ITs good if you tried to interact with them.Is it good practice to remove inactive followers, even though you'll then end up with a smaller following? Is the rising engagement rate then an advantage to get new and active followers?
Exactly! That also counts!your followers will not always like and comment. sometimes people scroll even if they do like it or log out while your post is on the feed(im sure that makes instagram think your post sucked)
Absolutely!Is it good practice to remove inactive followers, even though you'll then end up with a smaller following? Is the rising engagement rate then an advantage to get new and active followers?
Absolutely!
Engagement is more important than followers. That's what determines what's your worth of your post when you go for dealing with brands and while ranking on explore.
It's better to have 100 engaging followers than to have 1000 non-egaging ones.
I have same answer for you, buy a @driulis's service.How do you get rid of followers you don't follow? You can't make them unfollow you. My account is 5 years old and I'm sure I have collected lots of low activity followers (that's what you get with follow/unfollow, even when done manually)
I'd likely have to weed out thousands. Can't block them all, so how is it all possible?
PS: intending to turn my business account into a creator account to get better data and to use Creator Studio for scheduling (and it allows me to use a keyboard to write the posts - hate that typing on the smartphone)
I have same answer for you, buy a @driulis's service.
Or if you want to learn how to get rid of ghost followers, click on my link in a bio. It will redirect you towards my sales thread, then click on the free ebook and read it. There is a way how to get rid of them.
I don't know, IT did not fix my engagement when I tried once and i ended up loosing 10k followers for nothing.I've been hearing people recommend to remove ghost followers for years, but have not seen one instance of posted results proving that doing so increases the follower growth rate of an account due to the higher engagement percentage. In fact, I've seen quite the opposite on a few accounts that have tried mass removals. I think that IG might detect that you're trying to reverse engineer things by removing a large number of followers and act accordingly algorithmically. Tread with caution.
I don't know, IT did not fix my engagement when I tried once and i ended up loosing 10k followers for nothing.