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Kim Kardashian Offers Instagram Advice, Sort of Disses Khloe

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Kim Kardashian has over 28 million Instagram followers. Whatever you think of that astounding figure, it makes her a popular figure by any measure.

And she has advice for anyone looking to match her popularity: Make a sex tape!!!

No, wait. That's not it. But she does get into her secrets to social media success ...

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Kim has offered up five steps that will help you achieve Instagram greatness (prepare to roll your eyes, and HARD):

  1. BE SPONTANEOUS. I don't plan it out. If I'm feeling good about myself, and I like my outfit or hair and makeup or contouring, I will share it.
  2. DO IT YOURSELF. I don't have help. No one else runs my social media. It's whatever I feel like posting. From collages and screen grabs and cropping, it's a whole process.
  3. BE A SPY. I want to know what's going on in [my sisters'] lives. I can look on Instagram and be comforted in knowing where Kendall is. [Editor's Note: Kendall Jenner is likely just taking her clothes off somewhere, Kim.]
  4. DO NOT PEDDLE PRODUCTS. I try really hard not to promote products... I was obsessed with these waist shapers after I had a baby, so I would put those up... Some people post a couple times a day to promote their products, but I won't. [Editor's Note: LOL!!!!!!!!!!]
  5. USE YOUR OWN WORDS. I don't like it when people post quotes all the time.

Ouch! Some see that last point as a diss of sister Khloe Kardashian, who is always posting the words of others.

As recently as March 19, Khloe quoted poet R.M. Drake when sharing the following words of wisdom:

"Maybe we feel empty because we leave pieces of ourselves in everything we used to love."

Deep, deep thoughts. Much more so than some of these quotes at least ...


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