What is the crowd's opinion of Sociality.io?

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Are you getting pissed? Lol 3 replies.

But ok, lets google dead accounts, or dead followers.

>Dead accounts Inactive accounts that have been out of use for a long time. Perhaps, some of them will try to re-engine their accounts later, or those accounts will get abandoned.

https://sociality.io/blog/clean-up-instagram-account/

>The site requests that you sign in to your Twitter account. Do so, and the site whirs and grinds for a while and then presents a list of dead accounts, like the one shown in the figure, along with the last date the accounts updated on the site. You may be shocked at the number of results. https://www.dummies.com/web-design-development/social-media-commerce/social-media-commerce-unfollow-dead-twitter-accounts/

But let me guess, those are not the "right" Google results.

Yes, the social listening pricing at Sprout Social is a little tricky. There isn't a clear definition of how they handle the pricing by numbers of mention.

Maybe you can check out Sociality.io for social listening. Enterprise plan is starting from $12 / Month (10.000K mentions included)

There is a 14-day free trial. If you need help just text me.

First of all, do competitor research, find what they don't have that you can provide. Printed shirts and hoodies are all over the place and lots of people do this. Think of ways you can be unique.

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If you share the link to your website, it will be easier to give you some feedback on what you need to improve. If your store is Shopify, you can join subreddits like r/shopify, r/reviewmyshopify.

Maybe their content is really engaging? For example, I know people who don't buy any followers but do everything in an organic way.

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Yesterday I was reading an article on how to write good Instagram captionsand I am sure they are using tips like some in this article. I myself started doing some things in a different way, to see what works best for my followers.