Instagram

“So I asked numbers, and the guy just didn't know any of his numbers. I mean, it's just like, there was nothing there, except, like, an Instagram account.”

“So we, I think we got at least 20 to 30,000 customers in the span of a month and a half just from that one campaign.”

“Pinterest is actually starting to take up some effort, and Instagram is the next big thing, in my opinion.”

“So we by hand, Brandon and I direct messaged 5000 people, inviting them to the prelaunch campaign.”

“The link in your bio is actually a bitly link. So I can just add a plus on the end of it and actually see the statistics. So it looks like you've driven from Instagram to your website well over 2267 clicks just since, what, let's see, since about August.”

“So, usually it's, I get a hundred dollars for two posts.”

“It took me probably a year, but I didn't start taking it seriously until like six months in. And now I'm almost at 15,000 followers.”

“So we spend about 15 to 20,000 dollars a day on advertising, 90% on Facebook, but we also use Instagram, Pinterest, and Google.”

“Instagram is, is essentially the basis of our business and how we grow our community.”

“And I guarantee you the right, I mean, the right is on the wall. Like it's gonna, it's going to, it's gonna just plummet as a platform for marketers.”

“We've found the more we post, the faster we grow.”

“That's a page that you see, it's heavily split tested. It, that one in particular converts at 65%.”

“That's generated over a 100,000 plus email subscribers, at least maybe closer to 150,000.”

“We've built our Instagram account, the founder magazine, Instagram account from zero to 700 K followers now in 16 months.”

“So I would say probably Instagram is generating the most revenue for us in terms of customer acquisition leads, especially leads.”

“So from Instagram, At least at minimum, 300 to 400 a day.”

“The purpose of the founder account isn't to make, like the Instagram account isn't to make money. It's to drive leads, traffic, and sales for us. We don't, we get asked every day by all sorts of people. We don't do that kind of paid stuff.”

“I would actually say our Instagram products seem more popular than our Twitter product these days.”

“In two months, I did over six figures in just two months of being open, and that's really where I discovered the power of Instagram, which gave me the credibility to teach it.”

“We do like thousands of daily actions on the accounts per day. I got someone working on the account, 10 to 12 hours a day.”

“We're finding that it's better and that we can follow and unfollow more people manually.”

“So if they're doing Classy Savant, if they're doing a 380,000 follower luxury niche, it's gonna be about 125 to 150 dollars per post, and that, that lasts you about a day.”

“That page is really awesome because that page is about a 930,000 follower luxury, luxury page that we have.”

“When you rebrand a page, you also lose some of the following and it isn't as organic. So I want people to understand like, yes, you can go out and buy a page, but if you want to do it, you should probably try buying a page that's as similar and as close to the…”

“What you really want to do is if you ever want to start working with hashtags, you want to keep it in between five to 15. You never really want to do more than that.”

“I have five million, and then with my business partner, Mr. Good Life, Rock Good Life, a lot of people know who he is us combined, we have about 10.5, eleven million,”

“And then we have Dan Flashman and Brandon Hampton, so they're also some people that we've worked with before in the past, and they're also, they're past the thirty million mark,”

“He paid me 5000.”

“I've got about five million people across all the accounts that I own, their travel accounts, their fashion accounts, their, my account”

“I think last month it was around 50,000 dollars, I would say. A large portion of that is on social media advertising. Facebook and Instagram are where we're particularly strong”

“So we actually had somebody sell an Instagram account through, through our site that, that they built a large following and wanted to sell it to another kid who wanted to take it over.”

“To not be on Instagram because of trying to preserve a legal position was a really that was a painful and borderline catastrophic failure as well.”

“What everyone tells us all the time that is impossible and we somehow keep Are able to keep doing it in the scale is sell to large corporates on Instagram and Facebook”

“Showing people not just the shoe, but the other outfit that you can see on Instagram without the hat, they can actually boost the conversion online by 30%.”

“So like me and my network, like our team has over a hundred and eighty million reach. So we own like, you know, four to 50 different pages between me and all my friends that actually work for me.”

“And so yeah, right now we have about 10 to 15 different accounts that we work on. Usually it's between 1215 hundred a month, depending on the package that they choose and their needs.”

“Recently, especially a lot of millennial are so used to post on Snapchat, Instagram, and once you do it, five seconds later, they get likes or comments. So that type of instant recognition is getting so important, but that's what they require in the workforce …”

“Like I think that Instagram or Facebook could potentially start offering influencer marketing.”

“At first, we refused to come up. I mean, we talked about Instagram filters. Should we come up with Instagram filters? And then we said, no, that's going to be too distracting.”

“Something that's changed in the past few years that made the video landscape really interesting is you've got these Instagram stories, Snapchat stories that literally disappear after 24 hours. So you can no longer justify having, hiring out a video team to pro…”

“With Instagram scheduling, that's our biggest roadblock. That's our biggest bottleneck, hands down.”

“The one thing that we didn't quite anticipate is the amount that the tool would be used specifically for ensuring that content pieces in social media networks, particularly across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, are going to be ones that are three D based, thr…”

“Oh, yeah, yeah. Probably yeah, it's probably around, it's probably up there, around there, and we're trying all sorts of different channels”

“So we have influencers signed on to the platform to use the platform from day one. They have a combined following of around 375 mil. That's across Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.”

“What we actually did in early 2016 was we started with a hundred dollar a month product that was basically like a shoppable Instagram tool.”

“I wouldn't know on a monthly basis, but I can tell you that it's a probably 250 K I'm talking euros. Yeah. So at 10, 15%. Yeah. 250 K a year.”

“Their app, MyHeritage app, because of our technology, was first place in the App Store, in the free apps, in 22 countries. Above Facebook, TikTok, Instagram.”

“So currently the one that works best is cold outreach. I do a lot of cold DMS on Instagram. And but apart from that, it's a lot of word of mouth referrals from people that I know, my friends and people that have signed on, they tell other people as well.”

“And we believe like that sort of the world is consolidating into this bigger platform. So again, Google, Instagram, Facebook, and really soon as well, Apple is where we're integrating with the platform.”

“So on average, around like 20 to 30% of those people actually only end up installing the app.”