u/Embarrassed-Pop-7652

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Creators help other creators

Looking for UGC creators who can make short content for an Instagram automation tool.

What you get:
• 2 months free premium access
• 50% referral commission on every paid signup through your code

What we need:
• Short UGC videos/reels
• Honest review or demo style content
• Creators interested in SaaS / creator tools

If interested, comment or DM with your portfolio/socials.

I’m searching for a talented content creator who can create engaging content and help market my existing SaaS tool, build brand awareness, and grow our reach. We are already live, have active users, and are handling operations successfully.

Requirements:
• Followers between 5K to 100K
• Indian creators only
• Strong content creation skills (Instagram reels only)

Note:
This is not a collaboration, it’s a partnership opportunity for someone who wants to grow together and be part of something bigger.

If interested, comment or DM me.

My friend messaged me saying one of his reels just hit 3M views and around 200k comments. He’s kind of shocked but really happy, because he’s never had numbers like this before.

Two days ago, he had signed up on Grohubz (an Instagram DM automation tool) and set up reel automation. In the reel, he added a simple CTA: “comment ebook and check your DM.” The ebook itself was honestly very low quality, priced at just ₹50.

And I’m not even joking, he made ₹25,000 in just 3 days from that single reel. He also gained around 1,700 followers from it. All of this with just a ₹99 Grohubz subscription.

Seeing results like this genuinely makes us happy, knowing that our subscribers are getting real value and benefits from what we’ve built.

I’ve been hearing this a lot lately, if you run ads on your Instagram page, your reels stop going viral organically.

Is this actually true, or just another myth creators believe?

Like… does running ads somehow “signal” the algorithm to limit your reach unless you keep paying? Or are people just blaming ads instead of fixing their content?

Would love to hear real experiences, especially from people who’ve run ads and still get good organic reach.

I watched a reel where someone simply writes “Instagram” on a piece of paper with a pen, and it goes viral. Meanwhile, I spend 4–5 hours every day editing my reels, and they still only get 50–100 views... 🥹