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I had struggle with my DIY and decor account. I was putting in so much effort, editing videos, writing long captions with tips, and nothing really took off. Honestly, I used to think people who bought followers were cheating, but then I realized it’s more like boosting visibility than faking popularity—if you use the right kind of service. I ended up testing a few options and finally landed on one that didn’t feel sketchy. What helped me was finding Instagram engagement services that offer real-looking followers, not just random ghost accounts. It’s a subtle difference, but you can tell when a follower list looks like nonsense. I started small, like 250 followers, just to test. There was no weird activity on my account, no sudden drops, and my posts actually started getting slightly more engagement from real people. Maybe because new visitors didn’t get that “oh, this page is too small” vibe. I still keep it minimal—I use it more as a way to set a foundation rather than “buying clout.” The thing is, perception really does matter. People are more likely to follow or comment when they see that others already are. It’s kind of dumb, but it’s how it works. You still need solid content, but at least now it doesn’t feel like I’m screaming into the void.