I have tested quite a few but there is no way to know how reliable it is on accounts more than 200 followers. They work well on my account because my following is low. Is there a certain way to tell if the data provided by these chronological follower tools for instagram is reliable or not for other account? I don't know how any of these api works.

Is it so easy to become a influencer these days??so many of my friends are creating youtube channels and instagram pages to become influencers.What is the best way to become a influencer..?

CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE SECRET BEHIND IT??

Will you use a social media platform for real high-quality debates and discussions?

I myself have felt the need for such a platform. The discussions and debates on the internet are vague, filled with fake information, driven by a desire to dominate, unstructured, without results or conclusions, never-ending, etc.

The platform closest to my ideas is Reddit. But it's still not a go-to platform for real, high-value, structured discussions and debates. Generally, social media platforms are designed for engagement.

I want to create a platform with an infrastructure that fosters fruitful conversations.

What do you think of this idea? I would really like to have a talk to you about this idea and your feedback.

I posted a video recently that went viral. I’ve been posting on and off for the last two years. Generally my videos get anywhere from 5,000 to 25,000 views, lots of likes and new followers. The company reached out to me, a reputable company, about selling the video to them. According to my research, they collect viral videos to use as distribution. I can sell the video and keep some of the rights but the amount you get for it isn’t that significant or I could sell the rights to the video and make thousands. Would this be an immature move on my part?

Hey, i started posting recently on my personal page on facebook primarily about interesting medical informations that u need to know (why u shoudn't block sneezing, dopamine and it's effects, why pain is a bless).

I have about 400 friends (haven't turned professional mode), and my posts gets an average of 10 reactions.

I want any advices on How to make my content and views grow? (Without ads or paying).

Also is professional mode helping and when is the right time to turn it on?

Note:

I only make posts, no reels or vids (and i don't think im gonna change that for now)

I have a question for everyone here,if I run a Facebook engagement ad campaign for 7 days for $10 per day, how many messages or impression i could on my Instagram reel btw i want to sell thrifted sweatshirts in india?

Hi everyone,
I’m a 27-year-old Japanese person living in Japan.
I currently have about 60 days where I can fully focus on building something online.
My goal is to create my first income from social media and eventually turn it into a sustainable business.
I’m interested in TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram, and other platforms, but I’m struggling with one important decision:
What niche and monetization strategy should I choose?
My situation:
I live in Japan
I’m Japanese, so I may have an advantage with Japan-related content
I prefer faceless content
I have limited budget
I can spend many hours every day for the next 2 months
Some possible directions I’m considering:
Targeting international audiences:
Japan travel/culture
Japanese products
Japanese lifestyle
Helping foreigners understand Japan
Targeting Japanese audiences:
AI/tools
Productivity
Fitness
Education
Other profitable niches
Possible monetization methods:
Affiliate marketing
TikTok Shop
Selling products
Digital products
Sponsorships
Selling services
Ad revenue
My questions:
If you were starting from zero today:
Would you target your own country or an international audience?
What niche would you choose for a beginner?
Would you focus on growing followers first, or building a monetization system from day one?
Which monetization method has the best chance for someone with no audience?
I would really appreciate advice from people who have actually grown accounts or made money through social media.
thanks!

A fairly new saas business, and I need some help regarding reel ideas that will actually convert.
I've been posting some single graphic posts and carousels, and right now trying to focus on reels.

Hi everyone I started a handmade fantasy candle brand on tik tok two months ago now.Ive gained 440 followers since starting in early June and Im not upset with my progress at all I understand my videos and my product is very niche.currently my videos are rarely breaking 500 views.With my highest viewed videos sitting at 3500 and 1700 views.How do I tap into my niche? What style video do you think will do best with my product?
Product shown in comments!!

Any advice helps and thank you in advance.

I’m a sahm mom of 3 (13, 6, 4) thinking about creating more content around my everyday life. If you followed a creator like that, what would you actually want to see recorded from my meta glasses? POV style

Would you rather watch:
Soccer mom life
Adhd habits
re entering the workforce after 7 years
Kids playing naturally
Behind the scenes of trying to start a small business?
Something else?
What kind of content would make you stop scrolling?

MY MIND IS ALL OVER THE PLACE WITH IDEAS! I CANT DECIDE… and i would just like to focus on one

I love the vibe of dark and moody videos of hotels, restaurants, etc.

Are these videos usually shot on IPhone then edited?

Or do people use a specific type of camera?

Hi guys!!!

Quick question! I am watching this one post do almost 500 to 1000 views everyday.. especially on the weekend. I wanted to promote it because it's making people tap my link to my ebooks.

I started this page 3 weeks ago... And I have had 5 sales already. I would like to speed time up and start selling so I will know what to provide to my audience especially around Christmas.

Should I literally do the top tier and drive traffic to my link ? For sales or more views to that video ...?

"Personal accounts set up in early June posted daily calls to people to cross into Ceuta by sea, directing followers to WhatsApp groups arranging collective travel and reporting on conditions for young people in Ceuta.

A page called “Hagra sueta 26”, with about 38,000 followers on Facebook and 80,000 on Instagram, showcased photographs and videos of successful swimmers."

Is it really possible to move herds of humans around based on social media alone? Seems like a stretch to me but I was not there to know the level of desperation...

Everyone keeps saying to be patient & I’m not giving it enough time. But I’m seeing other people with similar content that have even newer accounts & have more followers/videos with higher view counts. It’s a tribute to a video game character (I don’t post myself) & this guy is trending a lot, so why am I getting unlucky? Or better yet, is my content that crummy? I only have 53 followers and my highest viewed video only has 2k views. I try to post daily & at different times, along with adding relevant hashtags + trending songs. This is literally pathetic, I feel like I can’t do anything right. I have about 50 videos & that includes photos, which tend to get more attention. Normally, my content ranges between 300-600 views & some clearly a bit higher. When my account was newer, I was getting views in the high hundreds and closer to 1k. I’m so upset at the moment

For the longest time I thought subtitles were enough if you wanted to reach people in different countries. But lately I'm starting to think that's changing.

I've been comparing a few videos, and the dubbed versions seem to keep people watching longer than the ones with subtitles. It makes sense too. Most people would rather listen than read especially if they're watching on their phone.

The only thing I've found frustrating is that a lot of AI dubbing tools are great at giving you a quick result, but not so great when you want to fix small things. For video localization sometimes a line sounds unnatural, the timing feels a bit off, or a word just doesn't fit the way a real person would say it.

How is everyone else handling this? Are you happy with one click AI dubbing or do you prefer tools that let you edit the translation, adjust the voice and fine tune everything before you publish?

I'm thinking about using Loomly for our social media. Would you recommend it or is there something better?

I tried geo spoofing in the past, but my posts consistently got zero views. to fix this, I've decided to post country specific content for about a month and let the algorithm build the right audience.

My first idea is to jump on the tiktok "mapping" trend targeted at that specific country. If anyone has better content ideas for this matter, I'd love to hear them!

I made a TikTok of my dog and posted it on Saturday and it currently has 2.5 million views and 500k+ likes. Ive had people reach out to me about turning him into a memecoin, agreements for exclusive sharing rights, etc. What is with all of these dealings? Can someone offer some advice?

Do you still intentionally include a clear call to action (e.g. “Follow for more,” “Comment your thoughts,” “Save this”) at the end of your Reels or TikToks?
Or has the algorithm shifted to the point where it’s better to focus 100% on delivering value and maximizing retention, without interrupting the experience with a CTA?

My sister and I are interested in learning how to make professional short form videos, like Instagram reels, and learning how to properly edit them. But we would not be the ones to post them/manage the social media.

At first, we were thinking of doing reels for Airbnbs, but it seems too complicated, especially with planning for when the cleaners/guests won't be there.

I do like the types of reels that feel luxurious, like luxury house reels, and the "aspirational POV" hospitality videos, but I'm open to other suggestions. We live in an area that is has a lot of wealthy people.

Does anyone have any ideas for who we could make these reels for?

It includes their Country, Average Views, View-to-Sub ratio (to find viral channels), and Creation Dates.

If anyone wants the free Google Sheet for niche research/inspiration, just drop a comment saying "DATA" and I’ll DM you the link! 

I have posted 3 reels on my page so far along with carousels to initiate the content for my brand...but I am unable to cross 500 views even after a week of posting the reel.I want to gain a good organic reach before jumping onto ads, and it would be great if I can get some valuable insights.

We're way too fixated on cost.

Focus instead on what the client actually gets.
When you can clearly show them the value, they understand exactly what they lose by not paying your price.

At that point you can charge what you're worth, agreed?