Follows and Likes will never stop working. They are principle features of the platform, so it’s relatively future-proof to build your method around them in my opinion.
Agree, but you do these mass actions via the child accounts, so it directs traffic indirectly without tarnishing the brand. If its a legit business with a good image just run paid Meta ads rather than messing with blackhat stuff imo. I run real ads for such businesses and only Jarvee stuff with OnlyFans etc
What limits are you using for it? About how many followers do you get per month with it?
And if you want to end with 0 followings, do you do a 2:1 ratio of unfollows to follows or do you just do a bunch of unfollows with no followings at the end of a month?
Also, can you combine high numbers of other actions with follow-unfollow or not? I’ve heard you can work up to 200-300 follows a day on an aged account. But how many feed likes, story views, story likes, etc. can you do in the same day with it?
Feel free to PM answers if you want. Sorry for so many questions, just jumping right into studying this.
Right now I’m solely focusing on follow-unfollow which can add up to 5000 even on a relatively fresh account without receiving any action restrictions. Depends how you set it up, but you usually give a certain timeframe to do the unfollowing after, e.g. 24 - 48 hours after following regardless if the account followed back or not.
“But how many feed likes, story views, story likes, etc. can you do in the same day with it” - haven’t fully experimented with these. Story views shouldn’t be affected as much as liking stories/reels though.
Service like Follow/Unfollow still work well. Also, likes on targeted accounts are massive with well crafted DMs (A.i. mainly).
Mother/Child is the most complex, but made for scaling and safest for long term growth. Bringing you a measurable return on invest.
Anywhere from a few hundred per month and full management from a few thousands even. Not just because of the knowledge and experience needed for this, but also the various cost involved in setting up a system for this.