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Maittrey Khedekar | Personal Branding on Instagram: "Citizen didn’t beat the Instagram algorithm by chance. He studied what worked, repeated the winning hooks, and engineered curiosity into every frame. This is a masterclass in creator psychology, from leveraging viral formats, to curiosity-led openings, to on-screen text that boosts retention. If you’re a creator trying to grow on Instagram, this breakdown will change how you think about hooks, pacing, and repeatable content systems. Comment CR

Nivedan Rathi on Instagram: "I gave the AI one simple instruction: make my selfie "slightly weird" and repeat the process 50 times. I think we lost the definition of "slightly" around iteration #15. 📉 It’s crazy to watch how the algorithm takes normal human features—like a smile or a suit—and twists them into a screaming geometric nightmare. Apparently, the AI thinks "weird" means turning me into a biblically accurate angel with 1,000 eyes. 👁️🔺 Which number was the point

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