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I’ve got a photography account and went through pretty much the same frustration. I was putting hours into edits, timing posts, interacting with people, and still... barely any growth. After a while, I realized I was treating Instagram like it was still 2015. These days, having a decent follower count is almost like your profile’s first impression. I didn’t want to buy fake bots or do anything shady, but I found some Instagram engagement services that actually seemed more legit. I was skeptical, but after doing a lot of reading and seeing some positive feedback, I decided to try it out with a small number just to see how it would go. It wasn’t like “boom, instant fame,” but the page definitely felt more “alive” after that. I started noticing more saves, more real followers trickling in, and most importantly, people started commenting more. I think there’s something psychological about seeing a page with a decent amount of followers — people just trust it more, even if they don’t realize it. I still rely mostly on organic content and real interactions, but that initial push helped me not feel so invisible. I’d say, if you’re careful and realistic about what to expect, it can be a smart move. Just don’t fall into the trap of thinking that numbers alone are enough.