Running an Instagram giveaway on comment-to-DM
A giveaway is the easiest campaign to automate and the easiest to get quietly wrong. Here is the shape that works.
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How Instagram comment-to-DM automation actually works — the platform rules, the tactics that hold up, and the trade-offs nobody puts on a pricing page.
A giveaway is the easiest campaign to automate and the easiest to get quietly wrong. Here is the shape that works.
Read the guideThe guide is written and the post is up. The only question left is how it reaches people, and how much you ask for on the way.
Read the guideThe keyword is the smallest decision in a campaign and the one most likely to cost you replies you never find out about.
Read the guideComment-to-DM produces a small number of very honest numbers. The trick is knowing which questions they answer.
Read the guideOne link for an entire account made sense when there was no alternative. There is one now, and the numbers are not close.
Read the guideMost of these tools look identical on a pricing page. The differences that matter are the ones nobody advertises.
Read the guideThe difference between automation Meta supports and automation that gets accounts restricted.
Read the guideHow to set up a launch post so the DMs do the selling while you sleep.
Read the guideInstagram gives you seven days to reply privately to a comment. That window is a second chance.
Read the guideStories are the highest-intent surface on Instagram. Here's how to automate replies without being weird about it.
Read the guideRequiring a follow before the DM sends is a trade. Here's how to work out whether it's a good one.
Read the guideYour Instagram audience is rented. An email list is not.
Read the guideA step-by-step walkthrough of setting up your first comment-to-DM automation.
Read the guide750 per hour. 7 days. One reply per comment. What each rule means in practice.
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