I don’t have ig, but how you gonna make one poppin if it ain’t already poppin? How you even compete with all the other nikkas tryna floss on ig, Buy some followers and rent foreign whips?
1. Learn to take Quality Photos of yourself - as a hard skill. Since the advent of camera phones, this has become a low key important skill to have.
2. You need a niche and to stay in your niche. Most people have unfocused pages, it's them and their lives. Most people's lives are visually boring. A player needs something that is visually interesting.
That's 2 components - Ideally the niche is 1) photo friendly and 2) female friendly.
Reading Books, Book Clubs, etc - are female friendly, but not really photo friendly.
Guns, Cars, "stuff", ends to be photo friendly, but not female friendly.
The obvious ones are travel (urban, outdoors, exotic, etc) , food, style, etc.
But there are not so obvious ones out there, that cats just need to uncover.
Practically every good and service is marketed these days as a "lifestyle". So a lot of the modern man's work is picking something that he can showcase to the world. The examples of photos are already out there.
3. Be Consistent - Anyone can cobble together 5-6 photos, but the real key to the IG life (and using it as a draw for women, but for people and business) is really using the medium like a professional.
This is relatively new territory. None of this was necessary 15 years ago, but the prime market of women grew up in the past 15 years. They grew up looking at these images, forming their social media identity as the basis of their identity, even if they can't match that in real life.
For most guys, 99%, this already sounds like too much work.
And they won't do it.
Which is why guys that do take it serious reap the benefits.
This guy's page - a professional photographer - keep that in mind - and even though I think the page speaks more to men than to women) -
Login • Instagram - is a good IG page.
Take out the exotic cars, "exotic locales", and celebs and it still
looks good.
More importantly, most of the shots are something a man could learn to take. A lot of these shots could be accomplished with standard tripods and camera phones, no need to break out $3,000 DSLR. The real key is knowing what to shoot, and then editing. And that requires effort.
Social Media creation and management is getting to be up there with meditation and body building. Something that's worth the rewards, but too few people will actually do the work, because it's not fast enough.