May 2, 2019
Muncheye & Luke Maguire announced the launch of Engagermate, an AI-powered Instagram follower engagement software with auto-messaging, engagement-based follower interactions, growth tracking, and reporting capabilities. The product will launch on the 1st of May at a front-end price of $47.
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Wanchai, Hong Kong - May 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Online product launchpad Muncheye & product creator Luke Maguire announced the launch of Engagermate, an Instagram engagement automation software. The product is scheduled for launch at 9 AM EDT on the 1st of May, 2019.
More information about Engagermate is available at http://letsgolook.at/Engagermate
With more than a billion users online, and growth by 200 million users in the last year, Instagram is one of the largest and fastest growing social platforms in the world. Industry sources report that more than 80 percent of all users engage with at least one business account on Instagram.
Engagermate is designed as a product that fully integrates with Instagram on Android and iPhone before connecting to its host. The software is completely compliant with Instagram’s terms & conditions, making it a safe, legal, and user-friendly product to engineer growth.
The Instagram follower engagement tool features an industry-first custom welcome or calls to action sent to an inbox of choice for new followers. The product is powered by an AI system that tracks potential IG engagements and especially engages those who maximize engagement with a user’s posts. Two key features of Engagermate include live growth notifications and powerful live reporting to track engagement and ROI.
Engagermate provides users with a live snapshot of audience interests, market landscape, and user engagement. The software allows users to find existing and new audiences through profiles, locations, and hashtags. The product also features automatic follow cessation, commercial filters, and direct automatic messaging.
According to a spokesperson for Engagermate, “We are delighted to launch Engagermate as the logical next-generation evolution of Luke Maguire’s app Instaeasy. This exciting new product transforms the way businesses, brands—individual or corporate—and influencers engage with their followers and even their competition to drive sustainable growth.”
Engagermate is a product of internet marketers and product creators Luke Maguire and Simon Harries. The product will launch at a front-end price of $47. More information is available at https://muncheye.com/luke-maguire-engagermate and at the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: James Peterson
Organization: Mindquo Limited
Address: 2301 Bayfield Building, 99 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Website: https://muncheye.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 508226
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