Has anyone found anything like this? It would need to be a large piece of glass. I have an iPad Pro 12.9 inch and an iPad mini if that makes any difference. I have found literally no options other than mounting a Teleprompter sideways. ZV e10 is apsc so the 13mm is equivalent to about a 20mm i believe.
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Everyone talks about "boosting engagement" but nobody actually breaks down what that means practically. Likes, comments, shares, clicks they all count differently and yet most people treat them the same. From what I have seen comments carry the most weight both for the algorithm and for actual human memory. When someone leaves a genuinely thoughtful comment I remember their name way longer than whoever wrote the original post. Is that just me or does anyone else experience linkedIn that way?
Hey everyone, I have around 25 000 subscribers on YouTube and 10k on instagram. I’m barely generating any revenue from like ads, but my community is very engaged. I’ve been recommended starting a paid community on like [Meplio](https://meplio.com/) or [Skool](https://www.skool.com/) has anyone actually made any money like this? Thank you!
I’ve always wondered how much consistency really matters compared with simply posting less often but having something genuinely useful or interesting to say. There seems to be a lot of pressure to post every day now. For people who actually manage social accounts, what have you seen work better: posting frequently, or posting only when you have something worth putting out? And has that changed depending on the platform?
I have an account I made months ago and have just started posting on it. I'm only a handful of posts in but the videos seem to stay between 200-300 views. The first video was 800-1000. I've kept to posting once per day to give the previous video a chance but now I'm thinking maybe it's best to post twice? The quality is the same and I have the video ready, I'm just wondering if it's better to post twice rather than once per day? Is that good or bad? As I understand it, TikTok is trying to find my audience right now, so just keep posting right?
I run a small B2B data company in Finland and opened a Threads account this morning, so before posting much I checked who else from my category is there. ZoomInfo has 2,071 followers and its last post is from September 2023. Cognism has 530 followers and zero posts. I could not find accounts for Apollo or Lusha at all, and the Nordic companies I run into locally (Vainu, Proff, Allabolag, North Data) are not there either. Fonecta, a large Finnish directory company, has 229 followers and no posts. The audience side is less even than I expected. In Finland 24% of people use Threads weekly, which is more than LinkedIn's 17% in the same survey (DNA, 2025). In Sweden only 7% had used it at all in the past year, against 29% for LinkedIn (Svenskarna och internet 2025). Germany is around 8% regular users (ARD/ZDF 2025). So the empty space is real, but in most countries there is not much of a crowd in it yet. My first post was a short founder story about a customer's Excel export going wrong. It got a bit over 900 views in the first hour from an account with one follower, and the comments came from developers, not buyers. The part I have not figured out is whether B2B on Threads turns into anything besides views. If you have run a B2B account there for a few months, did any of it show up in pipeline?
Pourquoi les gens ne s’abonne pas ? Que faut-il faire pour que les gens s’abonne ? Ça fait 2 semaine que je poste presque chaque jour. Caroussel ou réel.