Lautryv web design

13/03/2026

Have you noticed random profiles commenting “send this post” under Instagram posts?
it’s not genuine interest!

It’s part of a common growth tactic used by bots or semi-automated accounts.

Some accounts use automation tools to comment the same phrases (“send this”, “dm this”, “feature this”) on hundreds or even thousands of posts found through hashtags or recent uploads. The goal is simple: get the creator to start a DM conversation first.

Once you message them, they might try to sell you a paid promotion, ask for the original content file, collect content to repost later, or sometimes not reply at all. Many accounts rely on volume rather than real interaction.

Another reason for these comments is visibility. When someone comments on your post, their profile becomes visible to everyone reading the comments. If they leave thousands of comments a day, even a small percentage of curious profile clicks can bring them followers or potential customers.

Some accounts use this tactic for content harvesting. Instead of creating content themselves, they try to get creators to send posts directly in DMs so they can repost them later, usually without proper credit.

Because commenting can be automated and done at scale, the risk for these accounts is very low. Even if most creators ignore the comment, a small number of replies can still make the strategy worthwhile.

21/01/2026

Vous avez dit :

Youtube users don't want shorts. Bravo browser is listening.  Apps should stop copying each other and trying please everyone. Find the way to improve what you are already offering and users will come.  Right now, I never know which app am I using, the content is the same everywhere.  Youtube can still win with longform videos, that's where we come to learn something new in depth (maybe not always useful).   We came to Facebook to stay in touch with friends and family, not to be fed with content we don't care about most of the time.  We came to Instagram to watch photos of friends, family, others.... Now we have three apps named differently but basically they are all Tiktok, with the main difference, you can get more view in short time on TikTok than on Insta, not to mention Facebook (R.I.P.)/ improve this text

ChatGPT a dit :

Here’s a clearer, tighter, and more persuasive version that keeps your point but improves flow, tone, and impact:

YouTube users don’t want Shorts. Bravo to Brave browser for actually listening.

Apps should stop copying each other and trying to please everyone. Instead of chasing trends, they should focus on improving what they already do well. If the product is good, users will come.

Right now, I never know which app I’m using—the content feels identical everywhere.

YouTube can still win with long-form videos. That’s where we go to learn something new in depth (even if it’s not always useful).

We came to Facebook to stay in touch with friends and family—not to be flooded with content we mostly don’t care about.

We came to Instagram to see photos from friends, family, and people we choose to follow.

Now we have three apps with different names, but they’re basically the same product: TikTok clones. The only real difference is reach—on TikTok you can get views fast, on Instagram it’s harder, and on Facebook… well, RIP.

12/01/2026

More monopol for Google

05/01/2026

Now I can end the "holidays"

31/12/2025

In 2025, AI became a measurable driver of productivity and influence.

Usage data shows billions of interactions across tools like ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Canva AI.

Adoption was highest in countries with large internet populations and rapid technology uptake, including the US, India, and Brazil.

AI’s primary applications were:

Text generation for content, documentation, and learning

Automation of repetitive tasks in business and industry

Creative workflows in design, media, and entertainment

Data analytics and decision support across sectors

Industries with the fastest adoption included IT, finance, healthcare, retail, and education. Companies integrating AI consistently achieved measurable gains in efficiency, accuracy, and output, while sectors slower to adopt faced increasing pressure to adapt.

The key takeaway: AI in 2025 became an operational standard.

23/12/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas ✨
Thank you for an amazing year of ideas, pixels, and projects.

12/10/2025

Have you already noticed this?

It might be old news to you, Recently introduced the localization option...(this is by now old news).

If you post something and share your location, anyone in the world can see where you are. Especially if your profile is public, like professional profiles usually are.

While sharing position, might be good for some businesses, like restaurants, stores, where you have to go in person, for more private people it's not so good.

Now, the tricky part.

While you may not share your own position, Instagram (and Facebook) are still tracking your exact position, for whatever reason.

As long as they know your exact position you can click on the map and see where is that restaurant that your friends just tagged in their post.

If you go to your phone settings, localization settings, you will see the apps that track where you are, all the time or only when their app is in use.

You can turn it off to never track you.

This is where Instagram tries to "blackmail" you.

Now you can't use the map anymore to find the businesses that were tagged.

I believe many people are trying to be as private as possible while being online.

But this, in my opinion might hurt some businesses who like to share their position because they want to be visited.




What do you think?
Do we have allow Instagram to track our own position in order to see where are other businesses?

02/10/2025

08/08/2025

25/06/2025

30/05/2025

People aren’t just Googling anymore; they’re asking ChatGPT.
That means your next customer might never even visit a search results page.
If you’re not showing up in AI answers, Reddit threads, or trusted reviews...
You’re almost not showing up at all.
Be talked about.
It’s not just about SEO.
Be talked about.
Be credible.
Be everywhere that matters.

Tag a brand that needs this reminder 👇