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D 5 · C 5 · P 5 · Cm 4 4.85
Q And like, how does someone who doesn't have an idea for this format or a format, like how do you come up with ideas for formats?
A Yeah. So that's like the first step, honestly, and getting into like organic social media is you need to find ideas and it's actually not hard. Um, all you have to do is what I do is I make a new account for whatever business I'm in. That's the first step to doing this. You make a new account because it's just easier this way. And you can then use this new account and follow content in your niche. You're going to find a ton of content that's already viral. For your target audience. If you're scrolling and only engaging with your niche and then you just save it for later. Like I found a video when I was scrolling on this page, my curiosity quench page, which is one of my apps. Uh, I made this had zero followers and I was scrolling in my niche, which was like hobbies, um, anti doom scrolling, like these niches. And I saw like this two by two video. I had like a million likes. So I tried it with, um, I tried it with first, like, things to do instead of scrolling. That didn't work. I iterated. I went to hobbies. One of them blew up to, like, 10 K views, which was abnormal, because I was stuck below a thousand, and then I made it again. One of them had, like, a hundred K views. That is a very quick example. It usually takes a few tries, like, 30 to 40 to a hundred, but, like, if you don't have ideas, you just scroll. In your niche and save videos. Like click that save button when yo…
AI assessment note: “if you don't have ideas, you just scroll. In your niche and save videos.”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q Are formats universal? Meaning, could you look at, you know, do you have to scroll your niche? Because sometimes you'll find a format in another niche that, you know, in your niche people actually haven't tapped into, and there's an opportunity to use that that's proven in that niche and bring it to yours.
A Yeah, that's actually a really good angle. I think most people, you could definitely, yeah, you definitely could bring formats to like that aren't in your niche to your niche. I think that works. Um, cause like this two by two format is just one example. There's, you could do anything, but this could be applied in like a million different ways. You can write a different caption. You can have different pictures of anything. Um, and that could be applied when I first found it in hobbies to Food. And that's what I actually did do that. Um, just cause I was slow effort. I did do that. I made this page and I made 30 posts on it, um, for my food app. And one of them hit like, I think two million because this is like a four, a format that's validated in another niche and it brought it to this one. So yeah, to answer your question, yes, you absolutely can bring other formats over. The reason I just said for starting a new account is like, For algorithms to know who to push your content to, if you have a new account, it's best if you only scroll in your niche, just because then when you make your first video post, it knows who you're going for. So that's important, I think, to know. Um, but if you're like scrolling on a different page and you see a format, you could definitely still reuse it.
AI assessment note: “yes, you absolutely can bring other formats over”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q Cool. Alright, so step one is you're scrolling in your niche, you got a fresh account, you're figuring out a format, what's next?
A Um, first, definitely don't rush that phase. You don't want to post content on a brand new account in the first, I'd say week. I used to say two days, three days, but like a week, because you don't want the algorithm thinking you're a bot. You want them thinking this guy is a human and we want to push his content out there when the time comes. So for the first week, I would not post any videos. And when you do post your first video, Only post like one a day. Um, if you're going to post multiple, spread them out a few hours, at least like three, four hours, especially for new accounts. So I just do one a day. Then you have time to iterate on content. And you want to keep that account in good standing. You don't want any algorithms thinking you're doing like some bot behavior. So you also want to post manually. Um, I've run a social media scheduling tool and I tell people do not use my tool for the new accounts. You want a good, uh, like a good standing account, which means you want to do everything, I guess, by the book, like a human would do it at least for the first like bit until your accounts warmed up. Um, and then after that, after you've warmed up the account, you've waited a week and you post your first content. Um, really it's all just about testing new pieces of content. Um, I think something important, which I mentioned in the guide is obviously you're doing this to g…
AI assessment note: “for the first week, I would not post any videos”
