[JonathanFerrell]

has anyone making money through instgram dms and share your ideas on it even as a small business and even as an influencer!!

 

[MelissaSmith]

I’ve seen people make decent money through Instagram DMs, especially for services. It’s mostly about starting genuine conversations instead of sending the same sales pitch to everyone.

 

[mcombs788]

The best approach is simple: targeted people, personalized messages, genuine conversations, and a clear offer when the timing is right. Avoid blasting hundreds of accounts.

 

[JesseCombs76]

I’ve seen DMs work particularly well when the person already knows your name from your content. Someone watches your videos for a few weeks, then you message them about something relevant. It doesn’t feel like a completely cold interaction anymore.

 

[MistyBruce]

Yes, DMs can work surprisingly well for small businesses. I think the key is building trust first and selling second.

 

[jchristian481]

For influencers, brand deals often start through DMs. Even small creators can get opportunities if their audience is engaged and their profile looks professional.

 

[aholland5145]

I know a small creator who had around 5K followers and assumed brands wouldn’t be interested. She started contacting smaller brands that matched her niche. After a while, she got a few product collaborations and eventually some paid content work.

 

[Cynthiaruiz]

I’ve had better results with personalized DMs than mass messages. Mentioning something specific about the person or business makes the conversation feel much more genuine.

 

[SethCox]

I’ve seen DMs work particularly well when the person already knows your name from your content. Someone watches your videos for a few weeks, then you message them about something relevant. It doesn’t feel like a completely cold interaction anymore.

perfectly said

 

[Angela Johnson]

Instagram DMs are basically networking when done properly. I wouldn’t treat them like a spam channel.

 

[RonaldGray]

Small businesses can use DMs to find customers, answer questions, take orders, and even build repeat customers. There are quite a few ways to monetize them.

 

[Leslie Abbott]

Influencers can also use DMs to connect with smaller brands. You don’t necessarily need hundreds of thousands of followers if your audience is targeted.

 

[lvelazquez191]

I think the biggest mistake is immediately asking people to buy something. Start a conversation, understand what they need, and then offer something useful.

 

[dlittle275]

has anyone making money through instgram dms and share your ideas on it even as a small business and even as an influencer!!

Yes i have done some check you dm

 

[jtaylor]

Yes, but it takes consistency. One or two DMs probably won’t do much, but genuine conversations every day can eventually turn into customers or collaborations.

 

[vwatkins]

I’ve seen freelancers get clients almost entirely through Instagram. A good portfolio and a simple personalized message can go a long way.

 

[trodriguez374]

For influencers, I’d focus on brands that actually match your niche. Randomly messaging every brand usually feels forced and probably won’t get great results.