Similarly, don’t use a bot campaign to post comments for you such automated comments are often silly emojis and generic comments (e.g.
DON’T use the spammy #followforfollow or #likeforlike hashtags, and don’t use the Follow/Unfollow bot campaigns I described earlier. Most such followers are fake, bot accounts. Using a social automation management company is a much safer approach. It is entirely possible for your own brand account to get shut down by Instagram if they decide you are posting in an unnatural way. Most bot services are in violation of Instagram’s policies for API usage, and are thus increasingly getting blocked by Instagram. DON’T be too quick to embrace bots of any kind. The following digital marketing do’s and don’ts will help you find a healthy balance between slow-but-steady organic channel growth and natural-looking, accelerated social automation. If you’re now worried that social media fame is all about trickery and amassing a bunch of fake followers, read on. The tens of thousands of followers that account had? Your account is now one of them. 
Congrats! You were just tricked by a “Follow/Unfollow” bot. Sometimes, a quick check of these mysterious Instagram profiles will make you feel as if you’ve struck gold: They have tens of thousands of followers! They appear to be minor celebrities-potential influencers! More impressively, they are only following a few hundred accounts, and yours is one of them! Naturally, you show your appreciation by following them back.īut if you check your account a few days later, you might notice that you are no longer in that influencer’s radar. If you use Instagram, you’ve probably noticed that when you post to your account and use a popular hashtag, you will often attract at least one new like, follower or comment.
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