How to find out who buys fake followers at the Instagram

How to find out who is buying fake followers at the Instagram - I read a post about it yesterday on my favorite British blog Not Dressed As Lamb Catherine Summers (the whole post here). Although my other post was to be published today, I think that the subject of buying followers, amicable agreements and comments is so interesting that I decided to share it, because I think it is worthwhile to look at, think about and make decisions on it.

 Since I was a blogger and especially since I had an Instagram account, I have been interested in this subject. Maybe not so much so that I couldn't sleep, but somewhere in the back of my head there was an idea related to this subject. I just noticed on IG that some accounts suddenly have a lot of followers in a short space of time. I myself know that the natural growth, i.e. the organic growth at IG, is even, but slow, so I notice such strange jumps all the more. After some time I found out that it was possible to buy such things. Okay, free will, let everyone do as they wish, according to their values.

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 As you know, there are now plenty of applications that measure everything. From Catherine's post I learned that there is a website (socialblade.com) which shows how the growth of followers on user accounts in different social media channels is developing. What does not mean and is not proof, I stress: does not mean and is not proof that someone has bought anything. But you can clearly see the jumps, which are consistent with the number of matches you can buy. And you supposedly buy every 100, 200,...1000. Go to socialmedia.com, type in your account name and you'll see what's going on. For example, most of my new followers appear on Thursdays (which is logical, because then I publish fashion posts on the blog and inform about it on the IG), Mondays (I publish lifestyle and guide posts usually) and at the weekend (I think then everyone has more time for social media).

This page is a guide for you, nothing proves, but it shows you interesting things. And everything can be explained in many different ways.

Of course, there are also situations when someone took part in an advertising campaign of a very popular company and then it is possible to quickly grow organic. Or the so-called robot will choose your account on a random basis, adding 500 followers without your knowledge, hoping that you will be happy and want to buy more. You can also read about these cases in Catherine bedding.

And since as many people as possible are supposed to know about socialblade.com, I allowed myself to refer today to Catherine's post from Not Dressed As Lamb blog. I learn a lot from Catherine Summers when it comes to blogging and you will find a lot of valuable information here, especially in the guide posts.