Why is social media dominated by Indian audience? Where to sell your service online?

If you use Instagram, you will notice there are so many Indian accounts, even some American accounts are being operated by indians. I mean fake US accounts.

not to be racist here.

but it's hard to sell your services on Instagram because Indian audience doesn't pay much nor they actually pay you.

Suppose, you start a theme page on Instagram, your 90% audience will be indian even though if you are from the US.

How do I reach the US. people?

Which platform do the US people actually use?

Discord is a good platform but hard to trust anyone there.

Instagram is trash with stupid content

Idk about TikTok and twitter.

How do I actually make money online? Where do you find most of your clients as a freelancer?

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Lutzifere•about 5 hours ago•1

Just set a minimum age for India on instagram. 

Zebarata•about 4 hours ago•1

Statistically, every 1 in 7 people is an Indian, so you'll find plenty of them. Hell, even I am an Indian. You can try TikTok, it's banned in India, so you'll find relatively few Indian accounts.

soothukundi•about 4 hours ago•1
  1. If China allowed Instagram, you'd see a lot of Chinese accounts as well.
  2. India is like 20% of the entire world's population. Then add Bangladesh and Pakistan both have like 200 Million and 250 million respectively.
  3. Easier to create bot accounts in India, Pak and Bangladesh(notorious for bots).
  4. Bots accounts need to look legitimate, so they follow many pages and users, probably why you have tons of followers as well.

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