u/aplleshadewarrior

A lot of people send me their instagram to review… and tbh it’s kinda frustrating to see

because most of them clearly don’t know what they’re doing, but still ask “why am i not getting followers or views?

talking from 10+ years on instagram and other platforms… instagram is literally the easiest place to blow up right now. people just suck at using it , it’s not your niche , your page just looks bad. be honest, would YOU follow your own account?

fix your profile first. clean pfp, clear bio, pinned posts that actually show what you do. if your page looks dead, no one’s following even if a reel pops

then content… reels matter but not your boring repetitive “idea” posts. make it attractive, fast, strong hook. give people a reason to stop.

and when something works stop changing everything. double down on it. same style, same format, run it again and again until it dies then repeat again

that’s literally how pages grow

And I wrote a full step-by-step guid just comment "GUIDE" and I'll send it to you

Here's a more natural and professional version:

Guys, hello! I'm really interested in marketing, and I already have some knowledge and experience. I have experience managing social media, and I can edit videos and create designs.

The problem is, I don't know how to get started. How do I build myself, find clients, or get a job? I feel a bit lost and don't know what my first step should be.

Any advice would really help 🥲

a lot of people send me their instagram to review… and tbh it’s kinda frustrating to see

because most of them clearly don’t know what they’re doing, but still ask “why am i not getting followers or views?

talking from 10+ years on instagram and other platforms… instagram is literally the easiest place to blow up right now. people just suck at using it , it’s not your niche , your page just looks bad. be honest, would YOU follow your own account?

fix your profile first. clean pfp, clear bio, pinned posts that actually show what you do. if your page looks dead, no one’s following even if a reel pops

then content… reels matter but not your boring repetitive “idea” posts. make it attractive, fast, strong hook. give people a reason to stop.

and when something works stop changing everything. double down on it. same style, same format, run it again and again until it dies then repeat again

that’s literally how pages grow

And I wrote a full step-by-step guide. Comment "GUIDE" and I'll send it to you.

Stop trying to invent new ideas.

Go to your niche, find videos with millions of views, and remake them. Same idea, similar script, same structure but make it your own

If the first doesn't blow up, post it again with another viral idea. One of them will hit.

This is what a lot of big creators do, but almost nobody tells beginners...

I’m honestly exhausted.

I’ve been trying for almost a year to make money online, but nothing really works. Every time I find something that looks promising, I hit a wall either the site doesn’t work in my country, or there are constant restrictions and obstacles.

It feels like most opportunities are just not built for people outside certain countries, and it’s frustrating because I’ve tried different methods and still get stuck every time.

damn it

Someone commented in one of my posts and said that looks are the biggest factor on social media.

Yes Looks absolutely matter yes They give you an advantage I never said they don't

But too many people use that as an excuse. Social media isn't a beauty contest; it's an attention game.

If you understand how to grab attention, write strong hooks, keep retention high, trigger engagement, and work with the algorithm instead of against it, an average looking creator can outperform someone who's attractive but posts lazy content.

Looks get the first glance. Strategy, psychology, and content are what build an audience

The algorithm doesn't care how attractive you are. It cares whether people watch, interact, and come back , put this in your mind

A lot of people send me their accounts to review, and tbh, it's frustrating i get very upset xD

Most of them don't know what they're doing, yet keep asking, Why am I not getting followers or views?

After 10+ years on Instagram and other platforms, I can tell you it's not your niche it's your page. Be honest... would you follow your own account?

Bro just fix your profile first....Clean profile picture, clear bio, and pinned posts that show what you do. If your page looks dead, people won't follow, even if a Reel pops off.

Then fix your content ... Use a strong hook, make it engaging, and give people a reason to stop scrolling

When something works, stop changing everything. Double down on it....qame style, same format, until it stops working

That's how pages grow.

And i'm saying again Instagram isn't hard it's one of the easiest platforms to get views sales or whatever you want

Hello guys

I want to build a career that makes good money, whether it's online or a regular job i'm willing to put in the time to learn, but there are so many options that I don't know where to start

If your goal was to make as much money as possible, what skill would you learn today, and why?

Thanks sm

For example Animals often have to kill and eat other animals just to survive, sometimes in incredibly painful ways. Humans bring even more suffering through war, and there is child cancer, starvation, lack of clean water, and cruelty everywhere...

How do spiritual people reconcile this with ideas like a loving universe, higher purpose, or spiritual growth? I'm not trying to criticize anyone's beliefs , I genuinely want to understand how you make sense of it

hey everyone,

I'm 27M and honestly feeling lost right now. I want to turn things around and learn a skill that can realistically help me make money online.

I know there are tons of "make money online" videos, but most of them feel like scams or unrealistic.

If you had to start from zero today, what skill would you choose?

I keep seeing people talk like it’s a fact that we’re spiritual beings going through rebirth or that consciousness continues after death. But I don’t really understand what makes that so certain

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From what we observe in science, consciousness seems tied to the brain, and when the brain stops working, awareness stops too.... So it could also be that we’re just a temporary biological process, and after death there’s simply nothing

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Maybe there is something beyond this life, maybe not I’m just not sure why some people are completely convinced either way

Life seems dominated by suffering: death, disease, fear, injury, loss, and constant struggle. Almost every creature survives at the expense of another yet the system is perfectly balanced harsh enough to generate endless suffering, but stable enough to keep going

Sometimes I wonder if that's by design what if some higher intelligence or unseen species feeds on the negative emotions produced by living beings? Fear, pain, and stress could be the energy source that keeps the system running.

I don't necessarily believe this, but it's an interesting thought experiment. What do you think?

Hi

I found a paid AI voice recording project and I’m looking for a native French speaker (Paris accent preferred) to work with me and split the earnings.

Need:

- good French accent

- decent mic/audio quality

- 18+

DM me if interested.

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Hey,

I found a paid AI voice recording project and I’m looking for a native French speaker (Paris accent preferred) to work with me and split the earnings.

Need:

- good French accent

- decent mic/audio quality

- 18+

DM me if interested.

Guys I need advice.

My neighbor offered me a job managing/counting car parts. The salary is decent, but I have ADHD and I already know repetitive inventory-type work is really hard for me mentally.

What pressures me is that he basically said this isn’t a short-term job and if I join, I should stay long term. Since he’s my neighbor, I’d feel guilty quitting later.

I’m not interested in the field at all, and I’m scared I’ll accept because of pressure then end up trapped and miserable after a few weeks or months.

How do people with ADHD know when to push through a job vs when to refuse something that clearly doesn’t fit them?

Hey everyone,

I just got offered a job in a car parts shop by my neighbor. I have no experience in this field and I’m honestly really anxious about it.

I deal with ADHD and anxiety, and in the past I’ve struggled a lot with jobs and learning new things. I often feel overwhelmed, I forget things, and I get stressed when I have to deal with people or fast situations. Because of that, I’m scared I’ll fail again or mess things up like before.

The job is basically helping customers find car parts, checking stock, answering questions, etc. It sounds simple but in my head it feels very stressful because I don’t know anything about cars or parts yet.

Also, I should mention that in my country we don’t really have access to ADHD stimulant medication, so I’m trying to manage everything without that kind of treatment.

I want to try because I need work and I don’t want to keep avoiding things, but I also feel this fear of repeating my past failures.

Has anyone here with ADHD gone through something similar when starting a new job with no experience? How did you handle the anxiety and learning process?

Any advice would really help

a lot of people send me their instagram to review… and tbh it’s kinda frustrating to see

because most of them clearly don’t know what they’re doing, but still ask “why am i not getting followers or views?

talking from 10+ years on instagram and other platforms… instagram is literally the easiest place to blow up right now. people just suck at using it , it’s not your niche , your page just looks bad. be honest, would YOU follow your own account?

fix your profile first. clean pfp, clear bio, pinned posts that actually show what you do. if your page looks dead, no one’s following even if a reel pops

then content… reels matter but not your boring repetitive “idea” posts. make it attractive, fast, strong hook. give people a reason to stop.

and when something works stop changing everything. double down on it. same style, same format, run it again and again until it dies then repeat again

that’s literally how pages grow

instagram isn’t hard… you just don’t know how to play the game yet