How to gain a following on Twitter/Insta?

Forgot to add: I do mean GOOD articles. I don't want just bots and stuff like that.

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>>18088698

>As for instagram, I'm not ugly so...
Strikes me curious as why you would mention this.

I have an insta following of almost 32,000.
I couldn't give two shits desu, I post probably once a week, if that. IRL I have a small circle of friends and trusted team-mates

Its ironic in a sense, I see all these young aspiring instagram models who put so much effort to get more followers, they try so hard for validation.

I must admit my initial base was by fluke, I was on holiday doing seascape photography and diving, and bumped into a top 10 world surfing champion while I was editing during breakfast buffet thing.

That's how I got my first 750+ or so followers about 2013-ish

I do alot of travel/ surfing/photography/ scuba diving/skydiving/ paragliding/flying generally lots of outdoorsy shit (apart from being hobbies, I get paid for it too)

So most of my photos are more nature - orientated, and it does have an audience, I've had a few featured on National Geographic, won a few competitions here and there.

My advice would be be sure its something you're passionate about. Every other insta is "fitness" related shit.

If you need to worry about followers you're not doing it right. if you need to network as part of you job, just leave it as that. Have purpose, I guess.

I don't really know how to answer you, its such a broad topic, but hey I hope it helps.

>>18089071
Oh and to add further, it gets irritating when people want to join you either on an outing and such, just so they tag you in one of their photos for likes and more followers. Like "fitness babes" who love surfing but dont actually surf.

Its just so disingenuous, you get sick of it real quick. no matter how good looking they are.

>>18088698
Sheesh, I usually flip out over skinny girls but damn...