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My best Advice for you is to REPEAT YOUR CONTENT

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Why it worked

The video provides a practical and counter-intuitive tip for content creators, addressing a common concern about audience fatigue with repeated content by explaining the reality of audience reach on social media platforms.

Summary

The creator advises viewers to repeat their content if a video performed well, rather than deleting the original. They suggest creating new versions of successful ideas and explain that most viewers are seeing the content for the first time, so repetition is not an issue.

Structure

1Advise to repeat content
2Address audience concerns about repetition
3Explain why repetition works
4Suggest changing examples or delivery
5Encourage doubling down on successful content

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My best Advice for you is to REPEAT YOUR CONTENT

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Repeat your content. If you have a video that performed above your normal baseline, do it again. And I'm not saying go delete the first one. No, leave it exactly where it is. Just create a whole another version of that same idea. And I already know what a lot of you are going to say. Aren't people going to get tired of seeing the same thing on my page? No. Most of the people seeing your content aren't even following you yet. They're seeing that topic for the very first time. Think about your favorite creators. They talk about the same fucking topics over and over and over again. They just say it in different ways. So don't change the topic change the example, change the hook, change the way that you explain it. If you already have a proven idea that you know people are interested in, why would you only use it once. Your job isn't to constantly create new content or come up with new ideas. It's to double down on the ones that you know works. So go back to your normal content, find the ones that performed above your normal baseline, and do them again.