u/Rich-Owl1937

I’m curious about this from both sides.

There are apps with great reviews, decent UI and thousands of installs that I’ll still uninstall after 5 minutes.

For me, the biggest red flags are:

• Asking for way too many permissions
• Forcing me through a long onboarding before I can see the product
• “Free trial” that immediately asks for billing details
• Installing the app and then realizing half the features require another paid app
• No clear explanation of what the app actually does
• Slowing down the Shopify admin/store
• Support taking days to answer a simple question

Ok so im obviously not a so called influencer yet but I do love creating videos a lot, is it better to be a creator on Insta or TikTok and how hard is it to get views and interactions on TikTok. (Im asking for TikTok cause it was banned in my country and im using it via vpn )

Listen selling your product or your product the same way on Instagram and Facebook is not going to work anymore, we all know companies will hire one overused influencer who probably will pitch her voice so high that its so evident that they're lying about how incredible your product is.

Years ago before Instagram and influencer marketing, brands really understood the art of advertising and that is what genuinely made people buy a product while feeling connected to them, all the advertising made us feel certain emotions and now every time we look at those brands we directly relate to the emotions it made us feel all because of their advertisement. Surprisingly the newer brands are just discovering the power of true storytelling advertisements and are getting more traction via it, and understandably so