Follower goal planner

Finding your weekly growth

Use net growth: new followers minus people who left. Instagram Insights and TikTok Analytics both show follower changes over 7 and 28 days for professional accounts. Take the 28-day figure and divide by four for a steadier weekly number than any single week gives.

Making the timeline shorter

• Post one more time a week than you do now, and measure the change for a month.
• Collaborate with one account your size each month.
• Repurpose your best TikToks as Instagram reels and the other way round.
• Pin your three strongest posts so visitors convert to followers more often.

The free growth plan turns those into a four-week routine.

Where a pack fits into a plan

Some people use a pack to close the last stretch to a round number, such as going from 900 to 1,000. That’s fine as long as the jump stays in proportion; a 100 pack or 500 pack closes small gaps without looking odd. For TikTok milestones, see 1,000 TikTok followers. What a pack won’t do is change your weekly growth rate, so run the planner again a month later with your real numbers.