Hey gang. Hypothetical question. Let’s take 10 random Instagram pages with 10k + followers and for the sake of argument let’s say that the pages are about 1 year old with good content being posted. How many of those pages do you think were grown organically? Given the amount of programs that are currently in use out there, is it even worth trying to grow a page organically?
What are your thoughts?
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ContentWriter
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This is quite true. It's difficult to grow organically and stimulate high engagement, especially if you're not famous. Posting good content is not enough on Instagram. There are several niches you can start with, if you wish to try your luck with organic followers, but it will certainly take a long time before you can build a strong battalion of organic followers. -Micah
kantaenos
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Its extremely difficult. I don't think you can grow from 0 organically unless you are already producting 100% new content at the same level of the top dogs. But no one does that from the start...
I have 10k followers and 6-10% engagement. I told them I made a new account and guess what? Less than .1% came to interact with it in any form. People just don't engage unless there is social proof these days. The only way to grow on social media starting out is to offer something alot of people want, be aligned to an already huge fandom, or already be famous in some other way.
I have 10k followers and 6-10% engagement. I told them I made a new account and guess what? Less than .1% came to interact with it in any form. People just don't engage unless there is social proof these days. The only way to grow on social media starting out is to offer something alot of people want, be aligned to an already huge fandom, or already be famous in some other way.