Kicksta review is a service that aims to help brands and individuals get real followers for Instagram and turn new connections into more shows, paid partnerships and sales. I decided to test it for a month on my personal account to see if it was something I could recommend using the brand. Work? Keep reading to find out!
More followers on Instagram. All brands want it. But Instagram doesn't have audience growth ads like other channels to easily attract new followers. So what should brands do?
For other brands, the CEO or Marketing Director only has one random number they want to see. Some social media marketers are frustrated in this situation and say "but this is just a desperate step!" I'm no social media expert and always thought if they cared, I cared. There was never a hill to die on.
If a brand wants to gain more relevant followers at a faster rate, and there are tools available that can help me achieve their goals, I'm ready to give them a try.
Enter Kicksta
I saw the tweets about this as an automated tool to grow your audience without violating Instagram's terms of service, so I thought I would give it a try.
And before I continue, let me step aside:
1. Kicksta has not contacted me and asked me to take this review.
2. I am not affiliated with Kicksta or its competitors.
3. Kicksta did not compensate me for this review in any way.
4. My experience with Kicksta is mine. Yours may be different.
What is NOT Kicksta
First, let's start with what Kicksta isn't. Kicksta is not one of those "buy 10,000 subscribers for $ 100" services that I won't even try.
I saw the havoc such a tool can wreak on a brand's Instagram account - irrelevant ghost followers who never got involved and then disappeared after Instagram deleted the fake account / bot during from one of their increasingly common cleanings.
What is Kicksta and how does it work?
After signing up, you add what Kicksta calls a “goal”. It could be a username, hashtag, or Instagram location.
For username purposes, Kicksta will like 1 to 2 photos of each of that username's followers in their account name, essentially acting as a 'pat on the shoulder'. These people see that your account likes the photos, then wait for them to review them and follow you.
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