Post by account_disabled on Feb 25, 2024 6:17:57 GMT
Most of the time my colleagues share my content and I want to pay to promote the page but when it comes to inserting the card I am very doubtful and apart from that I have also seen people taking this approach and their ads become Increasingly aggressive, I ended up spamming them. I don't think spending money to promote your page is the wisest move, because you're unconsciously forcing people to follow you and interact with you through aggressive advertising. From my perspective you have to let the account grow naturally, at least that's how I do it (although sometimes I force levels with giveaways.
Support me by having men actively follow me becaus Lithuania Mobile Number List he wants to, not because See ads in my account. As for cooperation with brands, to be honest, I think they care about content. Even so-called men also care about their appearance. In short, I let my account grow slowly instead of forcing it. Just like life, the more forced I am, the harder it is to accept something mentally. (Honestly, if I spent money on ads and found out I only got 1 follower, I would be disappointed because I already paid for the service and people don’t want me anymore. What’s wrong with that.
Famous followers on: This is a great question. First things first. In the beginning, I promoted my posts, my own creations (if you remember those arranged pictures: books, flowers, coffee, chocolates, croissants), I got a lot of likes from people and that kept me going (this was two years ago). As time went on, the app started receiving new updates and posts to attract people who were trying really hard to follow me. At this time, I do not pay to promote my posts, either in Stories or in the posts themselves in the feed. Recently, I started working with companies that make slippers and clothing.
Support me by having men actively follow me becaus Lithuania Mobile Number List he wants to, not because See ads in my account. As for cooperation with brands, to be honest, I think they care about content. Even so-called men also care about their appearance. In short, I let my account grow slowly instead of forcing it. Just like life, the more forced I am, the harder it is to accept something mentally. (Honestly, if I spent money on ads and found out I only got 1 follower, I would be disappointed because I already paid for the service and people don’t want me anymore. What’s wrong with that.
Famous followers on: This is a great question. First things first. In the beginning, I promoted my posts, my own creations (if you remember those arranged pictures: books, flowers, coffee, chocolates, croissants), I got a lot of likes from people and that kept me going (this was two years ago). As time went on, the app started receiving new updates and posts to attract people who were trying really hard to follow me. At this time, I do not pay to promote my posts, either in Stories or in the posts themselves in the feed. Recently, I started working with companies that make slippers and clothing.