@bitbranding - with regards to accounts that you follow - like you say other clothing manufacturers… what about accounts that would use said products if they’re targeted towards a specific niche…. Ie… skateboard clothing manufacturers also following skateboarders. Motorbike clothing manufacturers - motorcycle riders etc?
Sorry, I think you meant Super Bowl Champs. But in all seriousness, I hope there was some value for you in the video. As long as you're not a Raiders fan we can be friends. - Aaron
I would be following both. But mostly larger accounts for golf and similar golf apparel brands. You could throw in a few general apparel brands to keep you on your toes for content creation. Then obviously interacting with people who interact with your content. - Aaron
I was going to ask the same thing. And while it's easy to say follow both as he suggested, Instagram pushes out other people doing the same thing as you way more than it would say accounts from people who actually fit your ideal customer (even if you like and interact with their content) because your keywords and interaction habits are more similar to that of the brands than the fashion influencers. I use two separate accounts to get around this; a burner purely for market research and my main brand page is used for interacting with my ideal customer.
That's certainly one way to do it. I would think interacting with your ideal customer would also mean responding to your own content that they are engaging with or going to competitors to see them interacting there and engaging there, though. If it's working for you and you're growing like crazy, then let's go! - Aaron
I hope you’re doing okay. Seems like it’s been a tough day. Hashtags are not nearly as effective today. Please notice we are talking about a social media platform and this was filmed 8 months ago. New video on IG growth on Tuesday. See you then. ☺️ - Aaron
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Yes sir. Part two.
Bills fan here, great vid! Good luck this yr
Y'all too! You a fan of getting rid of Diggs or no? - Aaron
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Have to try these out
@bitbranding - with regards to accounts that you follow - like you say other clothing manufacturers… what about accounts that would use said products if they’re targeted towards a specific niche…. Ie… skateboard clothing manufacturers also following skateboarders. Motorbike clothing manufacturers - motorcycle riders etc?
How did you find that page at 3:25? ty!
Go to the reels on the bottom, look at the song and the 'trending up' arrow, click the song, it will take you to the trending audio spot. - Aaron
thank you! @@Bitbranding
Lost me at being a Queefs fan
Sorry, I think you meant Super Bowl Champs. But in all seriousness, I hope there was some value for you in the video. As long as you're not a Raiders fan we can be friends. - Aaron
Part 2
Part Two
You got it, appreciate you watching. - Aaron
Part2
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part two
You got it. Just finished making it for y'all. - Aaron
Mmmmm, so ... wait. If you're a golf apparel brand, shouldn't you be following a bunch of people that play golf, and NOT apparel brands?
I would be following both. But mostly larger accounts for golf and similar golf apparel brands. You could throw in a few general apparel brands to keep you on your toes for content creation. Then obviously interacting with people who interact with your content. - Aaron
I was going to ask the same thing. And while it's easy to say follow both as he suggested, Instagram pushes out other people doing the same thing as you way more than it would say accounts from people who actually fit your ideal customer (even if you like and interact with their content) because your keywords and interaction habits are more similar to that of the brands than the fashion influencers. I use two separate accounts to get around this; a burner purely for market research and my main brand page is used for interacting with my ideal customer.
That's certainly one way to do it. I would think interacting with your ideal customer would also mean responding to your own content that they are engaging with or going to competitors to see them interacting there and engaging there, though. If it's working for you and you're growing like crazy, then let's go! - Aaron
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Fake clikckbait boy. INSTAGRAM CEO SAYS HASHTAGS DO NOTHING. Shut tff
I hope you’re doing okay. Seems like it’s been a tough day. Hashtags are not nearly as effective today. Please notice we are talking about a social media platform and this was filmed 8 months ago. New video on IG growth on Tuesday. See you then. ☺️ - Aaron
Part Two
Part two
You got it! Thanks for watching. - Aaron