how many times should YOU post per day?

If you're under 10,000 followers, this is the amount of times you should post every single day. I literally took a page from 0 to 15,000 followers in 5 days by doing this. And it hasn't just worked for me, but it's worked for my clients. One of my clients went from 99 followers to 14,000 followers off of one video on Instagram last month. So like this video and follow me, let's get to it. Volume is still king on social media, but what posting consistently does, it doesn't necessarily mean that finally the algorithm is going to recognize and one of my posts is going to blow up. No, it means that you just get progressively better. One of your videos is so good that your audience, they watch it all the way through and it blows up. In order to post hyper-consistently and get content out a lot of the time, I recommend doing these three things. Number one, make talking head videos with the start and stop function. You see me touching the screen, that's me pausing, so I don't have to edit my videos and so I can think up what to say next. Two, have a very specific spot in your house with a decent background, good lighting, where you film every single day so that you can actually get the friction of filming. And three, don't just make one video at a time. Make like three or four videos at a time and do that like three or four times a day. Don't worry about how quality the videos are, how good you think the things you are saying inside of your videos are. Just make the video and then make another one and another one. And by video number four, you're not going to care if it gets 200 views or not because I made four videos. In order to actually improve these videos to the point where the audience wants to see them, we got to focus on a couple things. The first is going to be our framing. What are viral creators doing right now? Where do they look like they are in the frame? Are they holding the phone and talking, walking around the house? Do they set the phone down and then they talk? What do they do? We got to look at the lighting. What is the lighting of viral creators right now? Are they do they have expensive studio lighting, you know, they've got that back lights up, right? They just have a simple light? Are they filming with daytime light? You can analyze these things by looking at videos. And then title and caption font. What title and caption font style are creators using right now? You don't want to do something super weird that'll make people think, oh, they're trying to brand themselves, they're trying to stand out with this weird text or weird font or whatever and make people scroll. Because people scroll on social media, they want to see something familiar. They don't want to see something strange or weird, something that they haven't seen before. They want to see something that seems like it would be a viral video so that they can trust it with their time. Do this consistently, land a viral video. Once you have a video that does really well for you, take that same video and make an incredibly similar one to that and just do that over and over and over again and that becomes your content strategy. Once your video stops performing well, start experimenting more until you find something that works and then do that until that stops performing well and that is how you farm followers on social media. Now, if you want to know how to take those 10,000 followers and make it to where you're making 5, 10, 15,000 dollars every single month, go ahead and shoot me a DM. I will help you monetize. We'll sit down on a one-on-one call and actually talk about what monetization should look like for you. Other than that, drop a follow and I'll see you in the next video.