If I owned Instagram I would request an equity stake and full disclosure from every piece of automation software on the market as a prerequisite to staying active, so why wouldnât they do the same, right?
I found it very interesting that they so easily shut down lesser services such as Instavast and Fanharvest, but have left an app like Jarvee on the market for so long. Then again⊠Instazood and Instavast even existing eliminate any posibility of the âhumanityâ of it all being the determining factor in those decisions.
As far as I know, people have been aware of automation and buying fake followers and the term ghostfollowers for a long time many. They might have been disappointed realizing that a lot of their followers werenât genuinely interested in them, but the urge of the ânormal instagrammerâ wanting to have a bite of the cake didnât stop them from continuing.
The result today is the huge amount of influencers and online personal trainers we see on IG. Hey some even just used fake followers and likes to create a name for themselves and they succeeded. Atleast from nobody to that funny guy on IG.
I wouldnât believe these people were disappointed, cause they knew from the beginning that their entire credibility was and still is based in lies. What still drives them is a psycological aspect of being being satesfied and believing that they look famous, even though knowing that 90 procent of the engagement on their profiles are fake and is paid for.
This conclusion of yours is on point. IG will only make it harder. And this might be the beginning only. But as you say, They want quality content. And also if this scares of 90% of the people using automation of some sort, let it be.
With all this said, I still do not believe that automation on IG is over. It will just not be like before as we were used to. But indeed possible.
And really what matters to bigger companies like FB who has extremely strong financial background, is looking for competitors buying them, scaling and optimizing business to bring them more income and move on to the next one on the market.
It also makes sense to me.
By the end, they did not turn off automation (commenting, likes, watching stories, F / U), I think they want to show us that we would do it with our heads.
In addition, they also target âpornâ and âspamâ accounts
If they would like to set the limits for the majority of shares and the case, you can do it manually or by the bot for the majority of the action.
As I write above, or they want us to do it with their head and aim mainly at those people who do âpornâ or âspam.â
We will see how it will continue, so far for months, there are errors on the IG.
You can see that they are trying to enter something and are constantly testing new things.
Only we can observe, test, wait, fight.
They announced api changes long ago, so this is not suprise we all knew these days are comingâŠ
This is interesting article to read (paragraph: What Instagramâs API Changes Mean For You)
I have spent many a hard earned dollar on Facebook ads and received what are, frankly, obviously fake likes and web visits. The sad part is that most people canât tell the difference.
The best thing we can do is to adapt to the changes or botting another social network (linkedin or PInterest, for example), where the limits are not so hard.
My business is about to expand into LinkedIn management. Its limitations are quite frankly a joke compared to Instagramâs. Pinterest is a goldmine waiting to happen if Jarvee adds more features in a similar vein to IG and LinkedIn.
I think thatâs smart to be diversifying. Not getting away from IG, but also adding new streams of revenue so you donât have all your eggs in one basket.
I started in the SEO and PPC game, then added YouTube, then expanded to Twitter, then Facebook, then got into IG. I still do all of them to some extent based on my own projects and needs from the clients.
The point is that my experience and skills in digital marketing are not just focused on one platform. It gives a lot of flexibility in the types of businesses you can build, and services you can offer clients.
Sounds like you know what youâre doing, @goodtimes! Iâve always maintained that diversifying into sectors which will always be around is the way to go. Although being an aspiring young entrepreneur is exciting and risky, itâs reckless to count on any venture as a sure thing. SM automation is a very lucrative industry, but itâs also a fickle one. SEO and PPC would be the next step up the safety ladder. No reason not to do both. Furthermore, doing what youâre doing opens up the door to a more wholistic approach, which will be the most effective and profitable both for you and anyone on the receiving end.
This is 100% the case congress is discussing regulating Facebook like they would a utility so Facebook needs to show that they are combatting this. I wouldnât be surprised to learn that election meddling has been done to some degree through the use of Jarvee.
It is very much possible. But thereâs a lot more meddling involved just in news feeds, social media âalgorithmsâ for content feeds and good old fashion vote suppressing. But it very well could just be paying lip service to appease higher powers until they can go back to the status quo
Pinterest is a gold mine waiting to happen.
Whats âwaiting to happenâ means getting people from IG who are our targets to move there. But they will be stricter soon as they became public now, but not soon enough.
Having 20,000,000 impressions and 40,000 clicks a month, I have yet to monetise on that as IG is my main focused.
Twitter has become lesser strict now. A year ago I could barely handle 20 accounts, now I have 200 Twitter accounts.
