Eight orders, and what moved
Real situations creators bring us, written up the way they ran: what the account looked like, what was ordered and in which sequence, and what the counters did over the days after.
8
case studies
8
networks
20
orders placed
Latest
0 to 1,240
followers in 14 days
A new TikTok account and its first two weeks
Fourteen videos, every counter at zero, and the question every new account asks: does anything get watched before somebody has already watched it? Dana put a small followers order on the profile first, then views on the four uploads that were doing the work, and let the rest of the grid ride on those.
Dana Reyes · Home cook, short recipe videos
All cases
38 hours
to reach 10,000 views, against a channel average of nine days
A YouTube video with a date on it
Tom Hale · Woodworking tutorials, 11k subscribers
0.4% to 2.3%
engagement on the nine most recent posts, in six days
An Instagram profile a brand was about to open
Priya Nair · Travel creator, 22k followers
3% to 31%
views as a share of members, in ten days
A Telegram channel quieter than its own header
Marko Ilic · Daily crypto news digest, 14k members
30 to 2,900
likes on the one post, in five days
One Twitter post that deserved more than it got
Lena Vogt · Design writer, 6k followers
0 to 12,400
plays in the first ten days
A Spotify single with a release date and a small budget
Kai Otieno · Independent producer, first single
61 to 2,480
page likes in three weeks
A Facebook page that stands for a business
Rania Haddad · Co-founder, B2B logistics startup
38 to 720
followers in three weeks, Affiliate reached in week two
A Twitch stream nobody had found yet
Jonas Berg · Strategy games, streams five nights a week
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