Stop listening to people who tell you how to go viral and master the algorithm.

Stop listening to people who tell you how to go viral and master the algorithm. Just look at Joe Rauth's content. It is so OP. The only low-view videos he has are the ones he just posted. This format is fairly consistent. He's always going to do a play of some sort. He's going to be playing a character or a scenario. That one friend who's just naturally stronger, how girls expect men to be when trying. Honestly, I think the strength of his acting skills is that they are incredibly consistent. He knows his characters, he knows how to play them, and you're going to see them the same way every single time. On top of that, he'll have recurring characters like Mrs. Johnson. His camera angles do a really, really good job of telling the story. The storylines along with his plays are actually incredibly clear. One important thing, his content format is very, very consistent. He's going to make a video in a certain way and we know it. He's not going to do a how-to, he's not going to do like a thirst trap. In this video, for example, the message of the video was, if you want to be a content creator, just start creating content. But it was still a play. Now, all of this micro was really good to look at, but if you look at his overall strategy, he has been posting consistently for years. To give you context, this was my first TikTok account. I'm locked out right now. I made a post on this in 2017, the last post was in 2020, and I'm following him on that account since 2020. And the crazy thing is he's had the same format of creating content since back then. So yeah, if you don't have any content ideas, sure, look up Creator Search Insights. Creator Search Insights is not going to turn you into Joe Rauth. Only a focused effort, consistency over a very long period of time will get you results like this. I'm doing a creator series. Who should I talk about next?