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Espinoza: Posting 1,000 regular social videos guarantees one million views
“Each video on Instagram or TikTok averages about a thousand views, everything, you know, regular, regular account. So the math is you do a thousand videos On a thousand, it has a thousand views, and you will guarantee a million.”
Roy Lee: Cluely averages 80 million monthly views on Instagram and TikTok
“I think we're averaging somewhere around eighty million views a month on there.”
Roy Lee: Gen Z lacks the ability to socialize and do deep work
“I mean, you could just tell, like, people don't know how to fucking socialize, and I feel like people don't know how to sit down and do hard, deep, meaningful work, and people don't know how to socialize and talk with each other, and everyone is so fucking, li…”
Most products naturally fit only one major customer acquisition channel
“And for most companies, and for most products, there's typically one channel that works really well. I mean, if you even want to oversimplify it, think of it as like Google versus social. And social, I'll put in Meta, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, right? And wh…”
Mashrabov: US TikTok users average 90 minutes daily vs 47 on Instagram
“TikTok three years forward is the largest social media in the United States, and on average users spend 90 minutes in TikTok, while on Instagram, I think it's 47, and Snapchat around 29.”
Espinoza: New social accounts must warm up feed algorithms before posting
“Let's say you open up a brand new account, you post it, that's also useless, because it's not target audience posting. And so the ideal play, let's say you had a fitness app, is you want to create a new account, watch all the fitness YouTubers, follow all the …”
Espinoza: Social accounts face diminishing returns past three daily video posts
“Per account, you can do about three videos. Three videos per day, I should say. And so anything above that, we notice there's diminishing returns. Anything below that, you're not doing enough.”