Is it really worth buying Instagram followers these days?

[SwehRose]

I’ve been running a small travel page for about a year now, posting pictures and short clips from my trips. But honestly, it’s hard to grow. I keep seeing others jump from 500 to 5K followers overnight, and I’m starting to wonder if they’re buying followers. I’m not sure if it’s smart though — like, do these followers actually help with engagement? I don’t want my page to look fake, but I also feel like nobody sees my posts. Has anyone here tried it before and seen real results?

[Collins33]

I’ve actually been in the same spot a few months ago. I decided to test out one of those services — this one: cheapest instagram followers site. I started small just to see if it looked natural, and honestly, it did help a bit with visibility at the beginning. The new followers made my page seem more active, and after that, I started getting more organic ones. It’s not a magic fix, but if you use it smartly together with good content and regular posting, it can give a nice initial push.

[Rob]

I don’t really have experience with buying followers, but I find this topic interesting. Sometimes I think people focus too much on numbers instead of community. I’ve seen pages with only a few hundred followers but tons of real engagement and comments. I guess it depends on what your goals are — personal blog or trying to build a brand. Either way, it’s cool to read how people approach it differently.

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