Long story short, I am constantly on a 20 days week (away from home), 10 days vacation routine. I thought I would use the time away from home to grow an Instagram audience.
Let's talk about the 220 subscribers first (https://i.ibb.co/qBvY1WC/20200606-005017.jpg). I posted on a couple of Facebook groups and none of them blew up in terms of engagement, but they did get me a lot of website visitors, and in return subscribers. All of a sudden I went from 22 subscribers a week a go to 220 now. Super exciting!
Instagram: Growing an audience on IG is super easy, my content right now isn't that high quality, but I plan on improving once I grow my audience and have more time at home.
Overall really good stuff going here and I am super excited to launch the MVP when it's done.
Can you share more about how you are sharing your content on facebook and instagram?
On Facebook: I sometimes post polls on what people would like to see on the website and add a CTA at the ens, other times it's just plain advertising (on smaller groups). The engagement on polls is definitely higher.
On Instagram: There are many ways to grow an IG audience quickly, but since I have no content at the moment, I am just curating web design shots from various places and posting regularly.
It is a great result. I would like to get so many followers too. One of my friends suggested me to use the service where you can buy followers https://www.helpwyz.com/buy-instagram-followers/. But I think that the followers that you buy don't show the good engagement in your blog. I think that it would be better to buy ad and that way the numbers of followers will grow organically. I created an instagram page that I want to use for selling my paintings and I noticed that people are more willing to subscribe to pages that already have several thousand subscribers. So, if the ad won't work well, I would probably buy my first thousand of followers.
I'm glad! Obtaining that amount of real likes is possible, in various businesses we have between 200 and 1000 likes on some days.
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