Social media manager
Are you or do you know someone who is looking for a social media manager? I think I have a person. They assist with branding, different social platforms, and connects with all business types. Let me know if you’re interested!
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How the f\*#k do you guys get so much engagement and reach? Every time I post something, I genuinely feel like Mark Zuckerberg has personally decided that my content should be shown to a maximum of 2,000 people. 😂 Seriously, am I the only one who feels this way? I've been creating and posting content across Reddit, Instagram, LinkedIn, and pretty much every platform I know. I experiment, try different things, put in the effort, and still end up getting just a handful of views and engagement. Sometimes it feels like I'm doing everything right, but the results just don't show up. I've been at this for almost 3 years now. I'm still nowhere near where I want to be, but I'm not planning to stop. I know there's a lot more to learn, improve, and figure out. So, to everyone who's consistently creating content: \- Do you also struggle with reach and engagement? \- What helped you finally get some traction? \- Is it really about consistency, content quality, understanding algorithms, or just luck? Would genuinely like to hear your experiences. Maybe I'm missing something obvious.
Social media keeps changing, and strategies that worked last year don't always deliver the same results today. For those managing social media accounts or growing a business, what's bringing you real engagement right now? Short-form videos, carousels, community building, or something else? I'd love to hear what's genuinely working for you, not just what's trending.
Maybe this is just me, but my social media workflow currently looks something like: ChatGPT → content ideas Canva → design Scheduler → publishing Analytics tool → reporting Inbox → replies Spreadsheet → planning And then I'm somehow supposed to call this an "efficient workflow"😂 I'm curious if anyone has actually found a social media management tool that brings more of this together. Especially now that Al tools are becoming more capable. Would you rather have one platform that can actually execute tasks, or do you prefer having separate best-in-class tools?
Hi. I’m trying to switch over from making my videos in TikTok to Instagram edits. It seems smoother for the green screening and teleprompter use at the same time. However, the issue I ran into today was green screening over a video, the videos audio would played during the preview, but would not play when I was ready to film myself over the video. Just trying to figure out if this is a glitch for me or is that Instagrams design?
Last month I wanted to start a short video account where every video is rendered from code. No face, no camera. Before making anything I wrote down a pass rule: in the last 90 days, one platform needs 10+ videos over 1M views, from 5+ different accounts, and at least 2 of those accounts under 100k followers. Physics ball simulations passed easily: 88 videos over 1M on TikTok, from 43 accounts. Math animations passed too. Then I added a second test, and it changed everything: what does a random small account in that format get on a normal day? \- Ball sims: a few hundred to about 11k views per video. Followers came out to roughly 640 per million views, so even the hits barely grew the account. \- Data race charts: 34 of the 47 videos over 1M came from reupload or impersonator accounts. \- Turning math curves into sound: 10 small accounts started around the same time, none had a single video reach 10k. I ran the same two tests on 8 formats in total. None of them passed the second one. I still posted a test batch anyway: 7 loop videos, each landed between 320 and 504 views. The one number that tracked views best was how many people were still watching at second 10. What I took from it: counting hit videos measures how much traffic a format has in total. Whether you can get any of it depends on who got in early and who already has distribution. When making the video gets cheaper, more people pile in, and the views go to whoever already has reach. If you've copied a format for your own account, what did you check besides the hit videos?
ok so gng, i saw this instagram short where like u could create viral video stuff. I don't do ts so like thew dude said that u can use claud and everygen to um create a video. Don't hate me on this but i dont want to do it either, i was actuallu curious to whether it would actually work or not. And then when i tried doing it....ding ding. credits. funny right. What im tryna say is, i dont trust putting in personal info in anything that requires to uh buy its plan, straight up scam, or more like untrustworthy..ugh.