When managing social media growth for brands and creators, delivering 50,000 views or 5,000 likes in a single burst isn't always desirable. Modern campaigns rely on two powerful automation tools built directly into Rubotovh.in: Drip-Feed Scheduling for natural velocity and Mass Order for bulk multi-link execution.
1. How Drip-Feed Works: Runs, Intervals & Total Quantity
Drip-Feed splits a large order into smaller, timed batches that execute automatically on your chosen schedule. When you enable Drip-Feed on a supported service, you configure three parameters:
- Quantity per Run: The amount delivered in each batch (for example,
500views). - Runs: How many times the batch should repeat (for example,
10runs). - Interval (in Minutes): The delay between each run (for example,
60minutes).
| Campaign Goal | Quantity per Run | Number of Runs | Interval (Minutes) | Total Delivered & Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steady 24-Hour Post Boost | 250 Likes | 8 Runs | 180 mins (3 hrs) | 2,000 Likes over 24 Hours |
| First-Hour Reels Velocity | 1,000 Views | 6 Runs | 10 mins | 6,000 Views over 60 Minutes |
| Weekly Channel Growth | 500 Members | 7 Runs | 1,440 mins (24 hrs) | 3,500 Members over 7 Days |
2. How Mass Order Syntax Works (service_id | link | quantity)
Instead of submitting 50 individual forms, agencies use the Mass Order tool in the Rubotovh dashboard to launch dozens of orders across different platforms simultaneously. Each line follows the pipe-delimited format:
service_id | link | quantity
14533 | https://x.com/brand/status/10001 | 5000
14476 | https://www.instagram.com/reel/ABC123xyz/ | 10000
14531 | https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ | 2500
Before placing a bulk campaign, always verify each service's minimum and maximum limits in our Live Service Catalog.
