Instagram Likes Apps Gone. The Instagram likes system is a pressured popularity contest. This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more. Earlier this year, Instagram announced a new Instagram Graph API, along with plans to “deprecate” (or retire) the older Instagram API on July 31, 2018. Even though they knew it was going away, many companies were still using the public Instagram API and hadn’t planned to update their apps until the deadline. I don’t have the time and /or desire to make instagram a full time job. I have never gotten a new customer from instagram, I get at least 2 a week from just google searches. Yea, pretty nice feeling when everyone likes my photos, but that’s gone now, and without commiting 10 hours a day to an app that gets me nowhere it’s going to stay gone.
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Instagram has confirmed that likes and comments are super important when it comes to feed ranking — so it’s a great idea to encourage as many as possible for your posts. One of the best ways to do this is by writing good captions that drive engagement. Just like that, your Instagram account is gone—an issue all of us Instagram users are terrified of, and something that has unfortunately become a popular concern nowadays. Since Instagram’s latest algorithm changes this past July, Instagram began analyzing our activity, including something as minimal as the way we scroll through our feed. Scrolling down, Roberts saw the effects of the change: Gone were the 500,000+ likes Chris Pratt would generally get on a random photo of his lambs (#farmlife), and gone, too, was the modest, lower-digit “like” count she’d get on a hiking photo. (Gone-ish, anyway ― on the backend, an uploader can see who liked their pic and manually count the names, if they’re so inclined.) Earlier this year, Instagram announced a new Instagram Graph API, along with plans to “deprecate” (or retire) the older Instagram API on July 31, 2018. Even though they knew it was going away, many companies were still using the public Instagram API and hadn’t planned to update their apps until the deadline.
