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Instagram’s algorithm favors accounts that send direct messages to each other. It assumes that if people send messages, they are closely connected and want to see more of each other's content. So if someone sends antigua and barbuda email list you a direct message, be sure to reply. Have real valuable conversations – don’t just spam links. Building relationships through direct messages trains the algorithm to allow you to create content that your loyal fans will love.

Michelle also recommends not saying “link in bio.” This disrupts the way people naturally use IG. You want to meet people where they are on the buyer’s journey. It’s such a hassle to ask your followers to stop scrolling, click on your profile, find your Instagram bio link, and click. You will lose them in the process. That’s why comment-triggered automation is key. Tell your followers to comment with a keyword like "information." They keep scrolling and the link conveniently appears in their DMs for them to click when they're ready.

Michelle uses comment-triggered automation as often as possible, but not on every post. It depends on the goal of each post. For example, if she shares 11 engaging ideas on Reel, she’s providing some value up front. People can comment on "Attractive Ideas" and instantly get another 131 engaging ideas via DM. This builds and engages fans at the same time. She primarily uses automation to sell content, such as limited-time offers.