Strategy report · Updated Jul 31, 2026
What's working for @flaviotizur on Instagram.
FLÁVIO TIZUR
1.7K followers · 206 posts
“💼+2 décadas construindo empresas físicas 🎯Escalando negócios da operação ao digital 🚀@bigjhowcarnes @bigjhowsteakhouse 👇🏼 Entre no ecossistema:”
Engagement rate
1.51%
Per post, last 90 days
Posts per week
2.3
Niche avg 4.0
Average likes
25
2 avg comments
Post mix
Last 90 days · 206 posts indexed
01
Top-performing posts
The three posts pulling the most engagement in the last 90 days.
reel 5.64% engagedHá lugares no Brasil onde uma casa não representa conforto… representa apenas a luta diária para sobreviver. Na Ilha do Marajó, encontramos famílias vivendo em casas de madeira deterioradas, sem condições mínimas de segurança e dignidade. Crianças, idosos e pais de família enfrentam todos os dias uma realidade que muitos nem imaginam. Mas nós podemos mudar essa história. 🙏 Com R$ 140,00, você ajuda a levar uma cesta básica para uma família. 🏠 Com uma oferta entre R$ 3.000,00 e R$ 5.000,00, é possível reformar uma casa inteira, devolvendo dignidade, proteção e esperança. Não estamos apenas construindo paredes. Estamos restaurando vidas. Estamos levando o amor de Cristo em forma de cuidado, alimento e abrigo. Jesus nos ensinou que tudo o que fazemos ao menor dos nossos irmãos é como se fizéssemos a Ele. Você pode fazer parte dessa missão. Ore. Compartilhe. Contribua. Juntos, vamos transformar lágrimas em esperança e casas em lares. ❤️ “A fé, se não tiver obras, por si só está morta.” (Tiago 2:17) #MissãoMarajó #IlhaDoMarajó #AmeAoPróximo #Missões #FéEmAção TransformandoVidas Evangelho Solidariedade CestasBásicas ReformaDeCasas JesusCristo Ide Esperança Brasil AmorQueServe
reel 5.58% engagedRamos Capital chegando com Tudo!!! Parabéns e muito sucessooooo🙏🙌
reel 4.09% engagedMissão ilha do Marajó. Faça parte!
02
Content pillars
AI-clustered themes the account posts about, with example posts pulled live from Instagram.
- 01
Missão Ilha do Marajó
37.00%Short-form reels documenting a charity mission to Ilha do Marajó, asking for Pix donations. The emotional storytelling and real footage of poverty drive above-average engagement. Post 9 (91 likes) and post 13 (66 likes) are the clearest proof this pillar moves people.
- 02
Mindset & Empreendedorismo
27.00%Motivational reels built around rhetorical questions and challenge metaphors aimed at entrepreneurs. They follow a predictable question-hook format and use hashtags like empreendedorismo and networking. Engagement is modest but consistent, showing a loyal small audience.
03
Posting rhythm
Cadence and timing patterns over the last 12 weeks.
2.3 posts/week
Niche benchmark · 4.0/week
Best days
Thursday · Friday · Saturday
Best hours
7-9am · 6-8pm
04
Signature hooks
Caption patterns the account reuses across high-performing posts.
Você [question about belief or readiness]?
Used 6×Comenta [word] nos comentários / me chama no direct
Used 4×PIX [number]. Ajude essa causa / missão.
Used 5×[Emotional statement about hardship]. Mas nós podemos mudar essa história.
Used 3×Resultados novos exigem [new action]. A pergunta é: [direct challenge]?
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Strategy summary
What's working, what to fix, and what to ship next.
TL;DR
The single strongest lever in this account is the Missão Ilha do Marajó content. Post 9 pulled 91 likes and 7 comments, more than double anything in the mindset or mentorship pillars, and post 13 earned 66 likes with a two-word caption, proving the cause resonates with far less effort than elaborate motivational scripts. The account is sitting on its highest-engagement theme but diluting it with repetitive donation-only posts that share a Pix key and little else. The storytelling in post 9 works because it is specific: real numbers, real conditions, a clear cost per action. The other Marajó posts copy the ask without copying the story.
The biggest leak is comment volume. Across 30 posts, only a handful cross 4 comments, and the average is well below 2. The account posts 2.3 times per week against a healthy benchmark of 4, and even that modest cadence produces mostly reels with near-zero comment traction. The personal and family pillar punches above its weight: posts 15 and 24 average 5 comments and 40 likes, outperforming most mindset content with almost no hashtag effort.
Priority actions are to rebuild every Marajó reel around the storytelling formula of post 9, raise cadence to 4 posts per week, and anchor one weekly post to a personal or family moment to keep trust high between mission and mentorship content.
Working
4- Emotionally specific Marajó storytelling with real costs and human stakes, as in post 9, drives the highest likes and comments on the account.
- Personal milestone posts like post 15 and post 24 consistently generate above-average engagement with minimal production effort.
- Direct comment CTAs like 'QUERO' and 'SIM' create a repeatable engagement loop when paired with a clear offer or question.
- Faith-based content blended with life advice, as in post 19, earns strong likes and genuine comment responses from the core audience.
Risks
5- Stop posting bare Pix-key reels with no story. Posts 0, 2, and 4 are pure asks that average under 13 likes and zero comments.
- Raise posting cadence from 2.3 to at least 4 times per week to maintain algorithmic reach and audience momentum.
- Mindset reels are generic and interchangeable. Ground each one in a specific personal experience or event to separate them from thousands of similar accounts.
- Comment count is critically low across the board. Every post needs one focused question or prompt to open a reply loop.
- Caption quality is inconsistent. Several reels use only emojis or one sentence, wasting the first line that appears before the fold.
Ship next
5- Rebuild every new Marajó reel using the post 9 structure: specific living conditions, a named cost per action, and one clear emotional resolution.
- Schedule one personal or family post per week, Tuesday or Thursday evening, to anchor trust and pull the followers who do not engage with mission content.
- Test a short-form series format for the mentorship pillar, three consecutive reels that follow one mentee transformation, and measure comment lift.
- Add a strong first-line hook to every caption before scheduling. Use post 9 as the control benchmark for what good looks like.
- Cross-promote the Marajó mission on the YouTube episode with Flavio Big Jhow (post 7 and 8) to funnel a new audience into the highest-performing content pillar.
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