Great question—your growth results depend heavily on the quality of the source users you give us.
These are the Instagram accounts whose followers you’d ideally want as your own.
To get the best results:
Think of your ideal client, customer, or fan.
Who already has the type of followers you want? Share accounts that create similar content, serve the same audience, or operate in your niche.
Choose smaller, focused accounts.
Accounts with under 50K followers tend to have tighter, more engaged communities. Their followers are more likely to notice and follow you back. Avoid massive influencer pages with hundreds of thousands of followers—they often have lower-quality, less responsive audiences. (To note: this is not always the case, but more often than not, huge accounts with a big follower base tend to be lower quality with spam accounts sprinkled in. Thus not as good for us to engage with)
Be specific and strategic.
Instead of picking general pages in your niche, go for creators, businesses, or local accounts that closely align with your brand or content style.
You can submit or update your source users anytime through the "connect your account" tab in your dashboard.