We don't believe that Instaboost is safe to use. They have made little to no effort on their website, only bothering to put up their prices which is undoubtedly the most important aspect of their business.
SidesMedia is an Instagram growth service that claims to provide real Instagram followers with a high retention rate. They also offer great price points and claim to be able to help you with multiple social media platforms, like Twitter and YouTube, as well as Instagram.
Flock Social says that they can help their clients with a really high follower retention rate, and they boast positive reviews over on Trustpilot. Let's review Flock Social.
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Flick is a discovery tool for hashtags that makes the most of artificial intelligence to assist people in finding the right hashtags for their industry and niche. Find out more in this full Flick review.
There are also a lot of mixed Tweepi reviews out there. Some users say it is no longer effective. On this basis, we highly recommend that you avoid using them and keep your Twitter account red flag-free.
Meet Alfred streamlines the use of LinkedIn, Twitter, and Email for business, making it more efficient and effortless for you. Continue reading this Meet Alfred review to find out more about it.
While Foost may spend a lot of its time trying to convince new and existing customers that it doesn’t mess with fake engagement or bots, unfortunately, from where we are sitting, it looks like they do. With this type of company that only offers the bare minimum, we have to assume the worst and say that we think they’re a bot, or that they’re selling fake engagement.
Hypesta is a company that says they help their clients get real Instagram engagement growth. They say that they can help you boost your popularity across all aspects of your Instagram page, and while this is a nice sentiment, we think they’re a bot.
Boost My Followers are just that – a company that can help you boost your followers on Instagram. They don’t beat around the bush when it comes to talking about what they offer their clients, but we don’t necessarily think that this is a good thing. We think they are selling fake engagement.