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Do you want to trick your friends into thinking that you are verified on Instagram? In this video I show you how you can change your followers count and to get that highly regarded verification tick.

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Instagram revealed their verification program several years ago and started to randomly assign the badge to some of the top celebrity accounts. It was literally only a few dozen accounts that sported the badge and it caused people to widely speculate on how to obtain it.

There were several rumors about Twitter filing legal paperwork that stopped Instagram from using the term “verified” and the badge, but all of that must be water under the bridge as Instagram is actively verifying accounts now. They are like Twitter though; they don’t publicly state what they look for or even how the verification process works with them. It is as big of a mystery as Twitter’s verification policy.

What they look for…
Instagram likes to see REAL numbers. They love real followers, real likes and real comments. I have seen celebrities that should get verified without question passed on because they had purchased followers. Trust me, if you have 1.2 million REAL followers, buying fake ones to put you over 2 million is only going to hurt you. Too many people get stuck on having several million. This type of thinking has ruined the chance of many accounts from ever being verified.

Real engagement is the name of the Instagram verification game. I have seen enough to be able to say with confidence that real engagement improves the odds drastically, while fake engagement will ruin them, no matter how famous someone is.

Common misconceptions…
Most people think that because they have a Facebook page verified that their Instagram profile should be verified. It doesn’t work this way at all, I can promise you that. Facebook verification is the most common badge, and Instagram is the hardest one to achieve, so they definitely don’t automatically verify one for the other. Even though Facebook owns Instagram it’s clear that their verification guidelines are drastically different.

Just like with Twitter, follower count plays very little in the verification process. Neither does comments or likes, so you can disconnect the automation tools that just attract spammy emoji comments and likes from worthless accounts. This type of activity will do nothing more than assure your account is never verified. Also, a lot of people seem to think only celebrities can get verified on Instagram. I have noticed Instagram is now verifying a lot of big name brands the same way Twitter does.

How to improve your odds of being verified…
Have an active Facebook fan page. Wait, didn’t I just say that being verified on Facebook has no impact on whether or not an Instagram account will get verified? Yes, and that is true, but I can promise you that when Instagram is deciding whether or not to verify an account they are going to look to see what the person or brand’s Facebook engagement looks like. If someone has a strong Instagram presence but their Facebook page is dead, it shows that they aren’t really a household name worthy of being verified.

Verified accounts are supposed to represent the most popular brands and people in the world. Facebook is the largest social network, so if they aren’t receiving any attention on Facebook how popular can they really be? So, they aren’t necessarily looking to see if the Facebook page is verified. They just want to see how popular someone or something is on Facebook before making a decision.

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