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Short answer: InstaBoost's case studies are illustrative examples: made-up creators with example figures, written to show how to read Instagram numbers. They are not verified customer results. The first category, Reel views, has five examples.

Read this first. Every name, figure and outcome in the case studies is an illustrative example. No real InstaBoost customer is behind them, and none of it should be quoted as a customer success story.

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Reel views case studies: 5 illustrative examplesTravel, fitness, fashion, food and comedy creators, from 4,200 to 1,000,000 views, with the maths and the limits of each.

Reel views is the first category. Each example in it is a made-up creator with example figures, written to teach how to read the numbers.

Five questions to ask about any case study

Not every growth story deserves the same trust. Before you believe one, ask:

  1. Can you check it? A real case study says whose account it is, how the numbers were measured and who gave permission. If none of that is shown, treat the story as an example.
  2. What was the starting number? A percentage depends on where the account began. A rise of +300% from 1,000 views is only 3,000 more views.
  3. How long did it take? A jump in one day and a climb over one year are different stories.
  4. What else changed? A new format, a trending sound, a collaboration or a paid push can all move views. Ask what stayed the same.
  5. What was the real goal? Views, followers, sales and enquiries are different things. A claim about one needs evidence about that one.

How the numbers in our examples are calculated

Every example uses the same three simple calculations. The increase is the ending views minus the starting views. The percentage increase is the increase divided by the starting views, times 100. The multiple is the ending views divided by the starting views. A price reference is the number of views divided by 1,000, times InstaBoost's live rate of ₹17 per 1,000, rounded to the nearest rupee, the same rule the order form uses. Nothing else is added. If a figure in an example is not one of these, it is the example's own made-up input.

What these pages are for

  • Learning to read view numbers: increase, percentage and multiple are three different answers.
  • Learning what to measure next to views: accounts reached, profile visits, shares, saves and real-world results.
  • Seeing a price reference for the quantities in each example, taken from the live order form.

Common questions

Are InstaBoost case studies real?
No. They are illustrative examples with made-up creators and example figures. They do not report what happened to any real account, and they should not be quoted as customer results.
What is the difference between an illustrative example and a case study?
A case study reports what actually happened to a real account, with permission and evidence. An illustrative example is a worked scenario built to explain a method. Everything on these pages is the second kind.
Where can I see current prices?
On the pricing page and the Reel views page. Both show the live rate and the minimum order for each service.

Where to go next

Reel views case studies (illustrative)Reel views service and live rateInstaBoost price listReel views and Reels growth guides

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