Following and Unfollowing is a proven technique used grow an Instagram account but some abuse this action making it appear as spam-like activity which can hurt the trust score of the account.

To improve your trust score you need to work on your engagement rate.  And when we talk about engagement, what comes to mind is authentic likes and comments on your posts that help increase your account’s trustworthiness.

What is IG Engagement Groups Tool?

If you are a member of comment pods, you will find the IG Engagement Groups tool a big help.  This tool will help you manage all your participating accounts in one place.

To start using the tool, click on Global Tools > IG Engagement Groups tab.  It has two sub-tabs – Comments and Likes.

The Comments sub-tab

This is where you can add the accounts that are members of your Instagram pods or engagement groups.  These are the accounts that will give and receive comments.

 The comment actions executed through the IG Engagements Group tool works pretty much the same way as that of the Comment tool.  However, the comment actions executed via IG Engagement Groups are not restricted by user and post filters.

Sections of the Comments sub-tab

1. Run Timers section

• The run timers allow you to define the interval time you wish to set in between operations.
• Comment as fast as possible – this is an option if you want it to ignore the run timers and just comment as fast as it can on each post. Note: Use this option at your own risk.
• Check the option ‘Keep the tool started’ if you want the tool to remain active even when all comments have been posted

2. Run Limits section

• This is the setting that enables you to control the maximum number of comments daily and hourly per selected account

3. Accounts Used To Comment section

• Add Account – click on this button to add the accounts that will give the comments
• Remove all – when clicked, this will remove all the listed accounts
• The accounts you added will be listed on the corresponding table and you will see the #Followers, #Followings, #Total Actions executed by the account and Category.

The Category option is used to limit the accounts that will interact with each other. We will talk more about this option as we go along.

4. Usernames That Will Receive Comments section:

• This is where you will add the accounts that will receive the comments executed by the accounts you have added earlier.

Adding an account:

• To add the account, just click on the Add Accounts button.
• After clicking the Add Accounts button, another window that will open where you can add multiple accounts (1 account per line), set the max extractions per day and max actions per post. You can also add a Category (more details about this feature is available at the Comment Text section) as well as to execute like after the comment.

 You can add accounts managed in Jarvee as well as accounts outside of Jarvee.

Receive comment settings:

• Once you’ve added the accounts, you can set the X number of most recent posts that will get extracted from the accounts you’ve added here.
• You can also control how often Jarvee will extract the posts from the receiving accounts.
• You may opt to only extract posts that have a certain keyword in the caption

5. Posts To Comment section

• If there is a specific post/s you want to leave comments on, you can add the URL of that post in the designated box, one post URL per line.
• Should you wish to like the post after the account has left the comment, you can check the ‘Like post after comment’ checkbox.

6. Comment Text section

Setting up the comment message:

• Now, that you have added the accounts that will give and receive the comments, you are now ready to add your comment message.
• You can use spintax on your comment message to add variations and you can also add emojis to make it more interesting.
• There are several supported tokens* which when used will be replaced by the matching user information.

*Example:  [USERNAME] will be replaced with the username of the account that is receiving the comment.

Comment by category:

• Earlier we mentioned about Category. This is a nifty feature that enables you to set apart the accounts which will be used to comment and the accounts that will receive that specific comments.
• How this works is you add the same keyword in the Category of the accounts that will interact with each other
• You can set-up a specific comment for each category

 Example: accounts that have keyword “dog” in Category, will only comment on accounts that have “dog” category as well and it will use the comment configured for that particular category.

7. Results section

• In this section, you will see the results of the comments that the tool has executed.
• You will see other information such as:

 Username – this is the account that gave the comment

 EngagedUsername – is the username that received the comment

 Comment – the comment message that was used

The Likes sub-tab

The Likes sub-tab enables you to give and receive likes within your engagement groups. It operates similar to the Instagram Like tool but is not limited by the filters in the said tool.

Sections of the Likes sub-tab

1. Run Timers section

• Here you can set the delay between each ‘likes’. There is also a sub-option “Like as fast as possible” where it will ignore any run timers including the secondary run timers. Remember that liking too much too fast could be problematic.

2. Secondary Run Timers section

• This is the interval that will be used by particular accounts that are assigned to use this option.
• Under the “Username that will receive likes”, there will be a checkbox that says “Use Secondary Timers”. If checked, it will follow the run timers that you have set on this area instead of the primary run timer.

3. Run Limits section

• You can set the number of likes that you want the accounts to execute on an hourly and daily basis.
• You can also keep this tool started by checking the option “Keep the tool started”

4. Accounts Used To Like section

• In this area, you will need to add the accounts that you wish to give likes. When you click the “Add Account”, a new window will open that allows you to select the accounts to participate.
• The accounts you added will be listed on the corresponding table and you will see the #Followers, #Followings, #Total Actions executed by the account and Category.

5. Usernames That Will Receive Likes

Adding an account:

• This is where you add the usernames from whom the posts will get extracted from to receive likes
• To add an account, just click on the “Add account” and a window will show up. From there, you can add the usernames, 1 username per line
• Set the max extractions per day and max actions per post. And just like on the Comment sub-tab, you can assign a category on the account.

Receive like settings:

• Once you’ve added the accounts, you can set the X number of most recent posts that will get extracted from the accounts you’ve added here.
• You can also control how often Jarvee will extract the posts from the receiving accounts.
• You may opt to only extract posts that have a certain keyword in the caption

 

6. Posts To Like section

• If you’re looking to give likes to older post or a specific post from any user, then you may just copy the URL of that post and then paste it on the field box then click the “Add” button.
• You also have the option to save the posts after its liked or if it is a video, you can check the option “View post after like”

 7. Results section

• You can tell the progress and see successful actions that the tool has executed on this section.
• From this section, you will also see other useful information such as:

 Username – this is the account that gave the like

 EngagedUsername – is the username that received the like