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Country of followers (majority): USA, Uk, India, Brazil, Italy…
Amount of followers: 88.4k
Topic/Niche: Photography/Nature/Travel
Promotion methods used? (Organic//Follow/ Unfollow/)
Description: An incredibly engaging profile. One of the best engagement in our niche.
Our fanbase mostly consists of photographers, entrepreneurs, travelers and explorers.
I love my page, but I have no time for this (but account is active). I want to have my page good owner, so If you want to buy contact me. Thanks.!
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Since the user says follow/unfollow was used I’d say the followers are low quality. It also seems engagement groups/networks were used. I don’t think this would score high in an audit.
Maybe I am wrong, but 1/2 of the comments on each of your photo come from the same people, who are in the same niche, and they keep reusing the same generic responses. All signs of engagement networks/groups.
IF it was right, they must be big pages, right? But if you see them, they are just only simple users (Thats what I know ) If I had used engagement groups I can say
There is no rule that says only big pages use engagement networks. To the contrary, it’s quite the opposite. Smaller pages/accounts use these networks to get big.
