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United StatesHow to find creators for content mistakes
12 creators from a saved search for "content mistakes".
Run This SearchUnited StatesTikTok@lana.k.socialEmail on file
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United KingdomThese are four classic types of content that always tend to work if you do them well. I reach for one of these at least once a week. I would advise you not to post your content today until you've watched this video first, because I think I have a better idea. Fully prepared to eat my ring light if you don't think this content idea will work for you! +3
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United StatesMaking Good Conetnt Doesn't Get Your More Views on YouTube, GREAT PACKAGING and Good Hooks Do!
Most of You Aren't Even Making Bad Content, You're Just Packaging it Wrong or Screwing Up the first 30 Seconds.
You also aren't treating each video like a first impression for people who have never seen you before. 50-80% of all your views are from new viewrs and non-subscribers.88% of Videos NEVER Get 1000 Views on YouTube. This shouldn't discourage you, it should let you know that the platform is only saturated with SLOP, and that there is plenty of room for QUALITY to stand out on the platform.
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United StatesIf you want to get more views on your videos, you have to STOP sounding so smart.
Most people understand information at a fifth grade level or below.
Anything above that and you will lose them.
Which means they’re going to scroll, be uninterested and not able to apply what you’re teaching them.
One of the best ways you can do that as by using what’s called: the “kinda like” method from @russellbrunson
@drmikeisraetel was on @chriswillx podcast and he did an excellent job demonstrating thisIf you want to use social media to make money, build your business, grow an audience, you need to understand that your social media is not for you.
It’s for someone else.
You will make WAY more money by focusing on educating people and helping to solve their problems.
Focus on speaking to ONE person when you make content.
No one is huddled up in a group watching your content.
It’s one person who needs your help watching.
You need to understand their problems, pains, desires, goals, aspiratMaster these 7 habits and you’ll become dangerously good at making content.
If you want to learn the psychology behind short-form videos that grow your audience and build your business, I have a free 5-day training that you can have access to.
Comment “5” and I’ll send you day 1.
Hope this helped.
You’re one video away,
Enrico
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FranceYou can grab my free guide to turn your life into monetisable content ✨ Comment PEANUTStop creating educational content - Instagram has changed and being yourself is the new « authority ».
I’m no longer trying to show up like a know it all, I just share what my learnings like I do it with @laurahaleydt
Comment « SCALE » I’ll share how I gained 63k followers in 30 days.
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United StatesI used to think about each individual post as if it was its own thing, trying to tell a story or a moment as its own thing.
Once I got clear on what I actually wanted to say it became a lot easier to come up with ideas.
What is the hardest thing for you when coming up with content ideas?Comment “story” and I will send you a worksheet to help you generate about 30 ideas and categorize them in a way that will streamline your story in about 20 mins.
Have y’all used content pillars before? What works best for you for telling your story online?
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United StatesSome of the common negatives I’ve talked about with other creators.
But still creating content for me has been worth it for the self development aspect alone. I feel like a different person than before in a good way.Beginner creators usually get overwhelmed because they want their Day 1 to look like their Day 100.
I’ve fallen for the trap of wanting to be the most creative creator ever right out the gate. But starting a personal brand isn’t about reinventing the wheel. It’s about iterating on what already works until you develop your own voice.