u/rollingrooh

hey! I'm 20 and kinda struggling financially and family situation is a lil shaky too. I thrift, grow plants, and have a home based food business too. but it all works through word of mouth and has really few customers. if some of my friend or friend of friend asks me to thrift something I do it for them and that's just sometimes.

I used to have a thriftpage on Instagram which didn't really workout so I deleted it. and I faced loss too. Allah behtar krega.

now the thrift ka keera doesn't go away, I thrift cool things and in really low prices, it's just that I have no idea in marketing. the pictures I click or the shots I capture they're good instagrammable/aesthetic. I made a thrift page again thinking of it to be better this time. and hoping to build something through which I can get a lil better financially.

would love to know opinion and advice if anyone has operated a public Instagram account or a thrift page.

what are the dos and don'ts?

and what content really works?

how much time it takes for a page to grow?

do you really have to collaborate with others?

how often should you post?

should you keep reposting same content with different captions and songs?

would really appreciate a lil bit of help to do better.

https://www.instagram.com/wardrobe.depo?stkn=a2ZiNm0wcmZhbHd0

this is the link for my thrift page, you guys can have a look and let me know what should I do better and also gonna post some reels I'm working on! thank youu!

there was a novel who's plot I remember very nicely but I forgot the name of it. and I don't have the book to. the plot : we read the story through female leads pov her name is something like zoobie or zoobia, her mother is a really pretty and serene woman and that's why his father married her mother but going forward in the plot he divorces her for another woman and they both are left alone with the house and some part of property. they're well off. she doesn't have no siblings. two servants who stay constant in the story. one is and old female and the other an old male servant who keeps candies for her always in his pocket since she was young till she's a grown up. she's a news editor/journalist and hates her boss. MAIN THING: she has a male childhood bsf and when they were young they cut their fingers and made a blood promise to stay by eachothers side. he ends up becoming a doctor and marrying his employers daughter and never really saw her like that. but she was quite in love with him, never expressed it and was in a lot of shock when he called her to tell her about this. she also lived some time in hostel and got a really nice friend there who stayed her constant. I don't really remember but this was set in Karachi maybe. also the book starts with her crashing her car into someone who has harassing a girl. and some of her friend used to call her car machis ki dibbi cause it was small and kinda old. also she gets unconscious when the crash happens. the end part of this is like we see her whole life reaching to that incident which is mentioned in the start where she gets unconscious and in the hospital whenever she gets a lil bit conscious there is someone taking care of her by her side. and when she gets fully conscious she sees it's the guy from her office (her colleague) who she dislikes but he likes her and she sees him from a total different pov and starts considering him as potential partner. also this is an old book like I think so newspaper were big thing in the novel and using ptcl/landline phone was common there weren't any mobile phones till I remember.