Working on a new content project, I’ve noticed how hard it is to get early traction on platforms like IG and TikTok. I’m considering whether a small purchased boost could help break the “zero-social-proof” barrier. I wonder if this actually encourages real people to follow, or if the numbers simply look bigger without any real impact. For people who tried this during the early stages of their accounts, did it change anything in terms of reach, algorithm behavior, or audience trust? I’d really appreciate insights from someone who tested it.

Starting a new page from absolute zero felt like shouting into an empty room. Visitors simply skipped past because the profile lacked any signs of activity. After adding a small follower foundation through kumplo services, the page stopped looking abandoned, and that alone changed how new viewers reacted. They scrolled deeper, checked older posts, and some even followed on their own, proving that a populated profile creates more trust than a blank one.

True nobody wants to engage with a page that looks abandoned. Even a small initial audience makes the profile feel alive, and it’s surprising how much that increases trust and organic follows.