It might seem like you can do everything by yourself, but, unfortunately, in 2022 reality this is very far from the truth. IG has turned into the platform that requires not only time and effort, but also knowledge and some special technologies to become popular on. However, it still doesn’t stop anyone from coming here and starting to develop their blog and monetize their content. In this article we’re going to tell how to make your start smoother and will give 3 reasons why you shouldn’t neglect a chance to buy Instagram packages for your page – it is an initial boost for your promotion and so much more than that. Let’s figure it out together!

Reason 1: it saves you time

Working on a profile is a big way to go – you need to spare some time on generating content, some time on interacting with the audience and keeping them in touch with your current reality (if we’re talking about blogging). Free promotion methods all take a lot of time and effort from the content creator, the same goes to PR from the bloggers: you need to get ready the actual post or story that you want to be seen by their audience, you need to agree on the terms and conditions, this is a long and time-taking process. Whilst paid services such as a possibility to order a pack of third party services takes literal minutes to arrange.

Reason 2: it saves you money

Targeted ads, PR from bloggers, SMM managers services are very pricey – not everybody who is just starting off on IG (or willing to quickly boost their page) is willing to spend so much on a social media page. Paid third party services cost less but have nearly the same effect: if you’re taking on subs from a decent agency that sells them genuine and real, you’d be able to not only increase the number of followers on your page, but also greatly improve the stats of your page. And those two are literally the only aims that any online development can hit. All the other stuff is the duty of the content creator: engagement and interactions with the audience are lying on you only.

Reason 3: it is safe

No matter what other people say, if you’re taking on bought followers from a trustworthy agency, you won’t have any difficulties with having them delivered to your page. The whole system is safe: decent companies usually find ways to work with real social media users who are keen on becoming somebody’s subs or leaving likes and comments for a nice reward after. Using bots and fakes is not necessary, so you should check what you’re buying and what policy a promotional company you’re going to work with has about these.

Conclusion

In 2022 there is literally no reason to neglect the third party paid services – these can tremendously help with the promo itself and with keeping your profile high on its statistics. You only have to check the quality (or use the links we have given in this article) of the services you’re about to buy and don’t forget that none of it is going to work if you won’t put enough effort into generating quality content and interacting with your new audience.

French luxury goods conglomerate, Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, commonly known as LVMH, has hit 400 billion euros (S$572.6 billion) in market capitalization, after its shares rose to a new record on Tuesday.

The multinational company has enjoyed significant growth from last year that saw its chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault overtake Tesla CEO Elon Musk in Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index, becoming the richest man in the world.

LVMH market value rose slightly above 400 billion euros after its shares jumped 0.4 percent, pushing it to an all-time-high of 795.7 euros, according to calculations made by Reuters based on Refintiv data.

The record growth is attributed to the easing of covid restrictions in China, which has accelerated economic activities in the South Asian country. China, as the world’s second largest economy, is a choice destination for luxury companies and reopening its markets has seen LVMH sales boosted.

However, some analysts quoted by Reuters said further gains in the share price could become harder to achieve.

“Let’s say I’m waiting for 500 billion to mark it down as a milestone,” said Angelo Meda, head of equities and portfolio manager at Banor SIM in Milan.

“They are firing their last cartridge which is the Chinese reopening, going forward things will get tougher: tough comparisons, US dollar going down,” he added.

Both LVMH and Musk’s Tesla count on China to increase revenue growth. However, Tesla has seen its revenue dwindle in the past year, cutting its market cap slightly above $400 billion (406.85 billion as at Tuesday) from its peak of $1.2 trillion in January 2022.

The electric vehicle manufacturer has cut prices for some of its car models in the Asian markets, in a push to increase sales amid crashing revenue.

In a new move to increase sales, leading electric vehicle maker Tesla, has reduced the cost of some of its car models in Asia.

Reuters reports, citing a person with direct knowledge of the matter, that the decision cuts prices for Tesla Model Y and Model 3, and in addition to China, covers Japan, South Korea and Australia.

Arnault has also made changes at LVMH, with a reshuffle that saw his daughter Delphine appointed to lead Christian Dior, a subsidiary of the group. A new head was also named to oversee Louis Vuitton. But the reshuffle is not targeted at increasing sales.

However, Tesla remains the most valuable auto company and is expected to recover its lost market value soon following the adjustments the American company is making to boost sales. Musk, who has been largely blamed for Tesla’s ordeal, is also expected to bounce back soon, retaining his place in the Billionaire Index as the world’s richest man.

Tesla’s ordeal is attributed to the chief executive’s acquisition of Twitter late last year, which he’s been spending more time trying to reinvent. Musk lost $200 billion in 2022 as Tesla shares took a pounding, making him the highest loser of personal fortune in history.

Elon Musk’s net worth took a pounding in 2022, spiraling downward from its lofty $340 billion record in November 2021, to $137 billion, according to Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which makes him the first person in history to lose $200 billion.

The significant drop in Musk’s fortune was as a result of the plunge of Tesla’s stock, which has fallen 65% since last year. With his fortune largely tied to Tesla’s shares, Musk has got into the Guinness World Records as the biggest loser of personal fortune in history.

Japanese tech investor Masayoshi Son, previously held the record with a whopping $58.6 billion loss in 2000.