Automation can help you scale social media growth—but only when it’s set up the right way.
Before launching your first automation with Onimator, it’s important to prepare your account, environment, and expectations. This guide walks you through everything you need before you start , helping you avoid common mistakes and build a safe foundation for long-term automation.
What Is Onimator?
Onimator is a multi-platform automation system designed to manage engagement, outreach, and growth while maintaining human-like behavior .
Instead of aggressive or spam-like actions, Onimator focuses on:
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Controlled action limits
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Realistic timing and delays
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Custom workflows based on user goals
It’s commonly used for automating activities on Instagram, Threads, and TikTok—depending on your setup and strategy.
Before You Start: What You Need to Prepare
1. A Properly Warmed Social Media Account
Before using any automation, your Instagram account must already look and behave like a real, active user.
As shown in the image, these accounts are:
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Logged in normally
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Actively browsing feeds, stories, and profiles
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Showing natural usage patterns across multiple accounts
This is exactly the type of environment automation works best in.
Before automation, make sure your account:
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✅ Has a profile photo and completed bio
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✅ Has existing posts, reels, or stories
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✅ Shows organic activity such as likes, follows, views, and profile visits
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✅ Is not brand new
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✅ Has no previous restrictions, warnings, or bans
Instagram prioritizes trust.
Accounts with history and real behavior are far less likely to trigger security checks once automation starts.
Automation should support human activity — not replace it.
2. A Stable Network Environment
Each automated account must run on a consistent and reliable network identity to maintain account trust and long-term stability.
Best practices include:
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Using one dedicated IP per account
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Avoiding frequent IP switching
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Staying away from public or shared networks
A stable network environment helps prevent common automation issues such as:
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Login challenges
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Suspicious activity warnings
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Sudden action blocks
Maintaining network consistency allows automation to run smoothly while reducing the risk of security checks or interruptions.
3. A Clear Goal for Automation
Before starting automation, define what success looks like .
Ask yourself:
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Are you growing a brand or personal account?
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Are you generating leads or replies?
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Are you managing multiple client accounts?
Your goal determines:
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Which actions you enable
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How aggressive your limits should be
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Which workflows make sense
4. Realistic Daily Limits
Automation does not mean unlimited actions.
Onimator is designed to operate within human-like thresholds , which includes:
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Gradual increases in actions
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Randomized delays
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Natural rest periods
Running too many actions too quickly is one of the fastest ways to get restricted.
Choosing the Right Automation Actions
When starting with automation, less is more.
The safest approach is to begin with actions that closely reflect normal human behavior on Instagram. This helps your account build consistency and stability before introducing more advanced workflows.
Beginner-friendly automation actions include:
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✅ Light engagement, such as watching stories and scrolling the home feed
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✅ Occasional likes based on percentage, not fixed numbers
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✅ Short watch times combined with natural delays
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✅ Human behaviour emulation enabled
These actions help your account appear active without triggering unnecessary checks.
Best practices to follow:
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Start with conservative daily limits
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Use minimum and maximum ranges instead of static values
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Avoid stacking multiple aggressive actions at once
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Allow your account to adjust gradually over time
Automation works best when it supports natural activity, not when it tries to force growth too quickly.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Running automation on brand-new accounts
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Using unstable or shared IPs
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Setting high limits on day one
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Running automation nonstop without breaks
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Treating automation as “set and forget”
What to Expect After You Start Automation
Once automation is live:
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Results appear gradually, not instantly
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Platforms may perform routine checks
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Performance improves as behavior stabilizes
Consistency, patience, and proper setup matter more than speed.
Final Thoughts
Getting started with Onimator isn’t about rushing—it’s about preparing correctly .
When you:
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Warm your accounts
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Use stable networks
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Define clear goals
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Respect realistic limits
You build a foundation for safe, scalable automation.
