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Why comments matter for Dutch posts

A comment is the one signal on Instagram that can turn into a conversation. In the Netherlands, a post with a few comments already under it makes it easier for a stranger to add one. An empty thread leaves the reply alone in the room.

The best comments ask something the next person can answer. Think of a record shop in Utrecht posting its Saturday arrivals, or an event organizer in Amsterdam during Amsterdam Dance Event. The festival runs from 21 to 25 October 2026, and the organizers’ own figures put 2025 at nearly 3,500 artists across more than 1,200 events. In a week like that, a post asking which night people are going gets real answers, and your replies decide whether the thread continues.

Language is a practical choice. The Dutch can switch to English in the same thread without anyone noticing, so you can mix both and still sound natural. What you should not do is write comments that pose as customers. Dutch rules have explicitly banned false consumer reviews since 28 May 2022, and the consumer authority has said it goes after both sellers of fake interactions and the businesses that use them. A line such as ‘Ordered last week, best coffee beans I have had’ under a shop post is exactly the case to avoid.

Keep it to questions, reactions and banter about the post itself, reply to each one and let the threads run. If the post is sponsored, add the label before anything else, and read our disclosure rules by country. Pair the thread with Instagram likes so the post does not look empty in every other way.