The 2020 List of Instagram Engagement Groups (200+ groups updated Mar 2020)

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Instagram pods (also called Instagram engagement groups or Telegram pods) are private networks that Instagrammers join.

Members of the pod like and comment on each other's posts in hope of beating Instagram's algorithm and increasing the reach and impressions of their post.

Well, slightly different. Instagram pods are found on Telegram and typically have a few thousand members.

DM groups on Instagram are literally groups of max 15 accounts (typically in the same niche) on Instagram. They drop links to new post and members of the DM group will engage.

The difference is with a few thousand people in the group, you can pretty much drop your post at any time and expect to get pretty instant engagement. With an Instagram DM group, there needs to be a bit more coordination if you want instant impact.

However, the benefits of a DM group are that members could be more targeted at your niche.

(Personally I don't find DM groups effective for me - they're too small and it's a pain to have to coordinate schedules).

The most active engagement groups are on Telegram.

These pods are big with a few thousand members participating 24h around the clock.

There are different three types of groups:

• Like only pods - members like each others posts
• Comment only pods - members comment on each others posts (read more on comment pods)
• Like and comment pods - members have to like and comment on each others posts. 

Different groups have different number of rules. For example:

• A Dx5 group means you have to engage with 5 posts before you can drop the link of the post you want the next 5 people to engage with. 
• There are also Dx10, Dx20, Dx24, Dx50 etc groups. 
• 24 hour groups require you to engage with all links in the last 24 hours (my personal preference - read this post for more on 24 hour Telegram pods)

Some groups have minimum follower requirements (1K, 5K, 10K, 20K, 25K, 5oK etc) and these groups tend to have Telegram bots that can check if you satisfy the pod's requirements or not.

Yes there are!

There are pods for all the big niches, such as:

• Fitness Instagram pods
• Fashion Instagram pods
• Travel Instagram pods
• Beauty Instagram pods
• Photographer Instagram pods
• Parenting Instagram pods

Many groups are closed, so you'll have to watch for announcements when they open.

Currently, here are some open groups that you can join.

• Wolf Comments
• Wolf Likes
• Wolf 24h Comments
• Wolf Health and Fitness

If you want to join an Instagram pod, I've prepared a massive downloadable spreadsheet where you will see the Telegram invite links to join the engagement groups:

• Some are open - great
• Some are closed - wait
• Some links don't work any more- If the telegram invite link is broken, simply search for the Group name in Telegram. Alternatively, once you join a few, you'll get added to more. Trust me, I'm in a few hundred that I didn't join of my own accord.

Or you can ask an admin to add you.

But I've noticed that once you join a few - you'll automatically get added to new groups when they form.

First you check the rules. Rules are usually pinned at the top of the group. Rules typically include:

• You must follow the admins
• You must close the preview when dropping your link 
• You must engage before you can drop your link
• Sometimes you can only drop one or two links in 24 hours

If it's a Dx5 likes group, you must like the last 5 posts that you see in the group before dropping your own.

If it is a Dx20 Instagram pod for likes and comments, you must like and comment on the last 20 links in the group.

You'll notice that people before you have dropped the links to their Instagram posts in this format,

"Dx5 @username https://instagram.com/p/post-link"

"Dx10 @username https://instagram.com/p/post-link"

"Dx15 @username https://instagram.com/p/post-link"

"Dx20 @username https://instagram.com/p/post-link"

These likes are very real, from real people and real accounts. This is not the same as buying followers or likes from fake accounts.

Most of the groups on telegram consists of human participation and human engagement.

Some Instagrammers will higher virtual assistants from the Philippines or India to help them participate in these groups, but by and large they consist of humans, not bots.

Some of the groups are manned by Telegram bots, who can moderate the groups, scold or ban you if you break the rules, teach you commands, share analytics and check if you have completed your rounds.

For example, the bots can tell if you leech, which will result of you being kicked out of the group permanently.

Leeching is when you drop your link but you did not complete your round of likes - essentially you're trying to leech free likes without giving back to the group.

If you are caught leeching, you'll get warned. Too many warnings and you''ll kicked out and banned permanently from the group.

For some groups, you can contact the admin to be re-instated. Unfortunately for most groups, once you're banned, you're banned.

Moral of the story: pay attention to your warns. Wait for them to be reset.

For some groups, you can contact the admin to be re-instated. Unfortunately for most groups, once you're banned, you're banned.

These groups are free, but many will offer some sort of paid, done for you service.

I like the Wolf pods. They run a well organised group with many different niches and thousands of active users.

In particular, I'm a big fan of their 24 hour Instagram pods.

Follow the Wolf Global Entry and Wolf Global News channels for updates on latest groups.

Probably, but none that I know of.

You can also try to form your own DM groups (these are Instagram DM groups of max 15 accounts engaging with each other in the same niche)

It's a ton of work, having to manually like and engage on others post. Some engagement pods have rules, like minimum 4 word comment, no emojis.

It can typically take a good 20-30 minutes just to satisfy the requirements to drop one link.

Groups do get more advanced, where various levels of automation kick in. Some groups like Wolf 24 hour like groups offer a chrome extension that automatically likes on all users posts in the group (usually 200+ users).

This guarantees that over the next 24 hours, everyone participating in the group will like your post.

The google sheet has over 200+ Instagram engagement pods for telegram and includes

• 4 Fitness Pods
• 4 Beauty Pods
• 2 Travel Pods
• 2 Food Pods
• 1 Parenting Pod
• 1 Meme & Quotes Pod
• 7 Girls only Pods
• 6 Fashion Pods

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