How did you guys started? What kind resources do you guys use? So basically I tried to run YouTube channel and I end up getting 100-200 views per video, what should I do to get higher views?
Hm, can you define what you mean by thematic pages? I run a tool that looks at your TikTok and Reels data to help you find what to make next, along with 5m+ views from organic talking head videos across my personal TikTok and and Reels page. Can you give a little more background
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Hear me out. One post hits 500K views, you pick up a couple thousand followers who came for that one random thing, and then your next 10 posts do worse than before the viral one. Those new people followed a moment, not you. They don't watch your normal stuff, so the platform sees lower watch time and engagement on everything after and quietly pulls back reach. From what I've seen, more small accounts stall after a viral hit than grow from it. The ones that actually benefit already had a clear thing they post about, so the viral post was just a louder version of their normal content. So instead of chasing one big hit, maybe chase being the account people come back to. Disagree? Has a viral post actually helped your account long term, or did it mess up your reach after?
This came up this week while we were talking about November. The client was running through their Black Friday plans out loud, offers changing across the weekend, Stories going up as things sell out, comments needing fast replies. Then they said, so you will be around that weekend to cover it live, right, as if it was already agreed. It was not agreed. It was not in the retainer, it was not in any message, and we had never talked about holiday coverage at all. My retainer covers scheduled posts and replies inside weekday hours. Live weekend coverage through a holiday is a different job. I did not want to sound difficult, so I laid out what I could actually do. Everything that can be planned can be written and scheduled before Thanksgiving. I can set two reply windows a day that weekend to check comments and flag anything urgent. If they want someone watching all day and posting changes live, that needs to be a separate add on with a set rate and one named person on their side who can approve changes fast. They went quiet for a bit, then said they had honestly just assumed social coverage meant all of it, all the time, especially on the biggest sales weekend. I get why they assumed it. From the outside it just looks like posts appearing. From my side it is being on call for four days over a holiday with no backup and no agreed end time. We ended up scheduling most of it in advance, which is what should have happened anyway. The live part is still being decided. How do you handle holiday coverage? Is it built into your retainer, a paid add on, or a hard no, and when do you bring it up so it does not land like this in late October?
meta launched this in march, paying creators with existing followings on tiktok, instagram or youtube up to a few thousand dollars a month just to also post video on facebook. one reddit thread about it had a comment that stuck with me, someone said it plainly, looks like facebook is trying hard to pull creators away from tiktok and youtube, which is basically the whole strategy stated out loud the response from creators who actually tried it wasnt great. one person said they made ten cents off 275 thousand views. another with over 300 thousand followers said most posts were only getting 20 to 30 reactions total. the money is there upfront but the distribution once youre in doesnt match the size of the audience youre bringing over theres history here too that a few people brought up, facebook ran a gaming creator program back in 2018 that worked fine at first and then quietly got worse once payments dropped. people arent just being cautious for no reason, theyve seen this exact move from this exact platform before still, free money for cross posting something you already made is hard to say no to even with all that in mind, the actual math is going to be different depending on account size if facebook offered you this tomorrow, would the reach numbers above be enough to make you say no
Is there app to control comments from multiple Social platforms, Like IG, FB, YT, Tiktok. I need to manage comments from one site, Because i have rlly lot of comments, and Many of them are bad.
I’ve noticed something interesting lately. Most social media advice and platform analytics suggest that the best times to post are early in the morning, during lunch breaks, or in the evening, when people are generally more active. However, my experience seems to contradict that. When I post during regular working hours, my posts tend to perform better and receive more engagement. I’m curious why this happens. Are people just bored at work? Are they taking more breaks to scroll through social media? Or has the way we use our phones changed so much that working hours are actually a great time to post? Maybe the traditional advice about the best times to post isn’t as accurate as it used to be. Has anyone else experienced this? What times have you found work best for your posts?
I’m a solo developer working on a scheduling tool, so I’m biased, but I want to hear from people who do this daily rather than guess. For those of you posting to more than one platform (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn): * What takes the most time or goes wrong most often? * Which tool do you use now, and what’s the one thing it gets wrong? * Do you rewrite the same post per platform, or push one version everywhere? I’m not selling anything here. Honest complaints are more useful to me than polite answers.