Create share-worthy content by ensuring it is Simple, has a strong Hook, is Authentic, Relatable, and Entertaining. This framework provides a checklist for crafting posts designed to be spread organically by users, leading to higher quality growth and engagement.
Counterintuitively, making content more specific makes it more relatable. While generalization seems inclusive, specific details (like "spending 3 hours editing a reel for 7 likes") allow a smaller, more dedicated audience to connect deeply and see themselves in the scenario.
Treat DM automation as a core sales channel, not an afterthought. Create a weekly checklist of products or offers (e.g., email lists, trials) and design specific posts with calls-to-action that trigger an automated DM sequence. This turns content into a consistent lead generation machine.
To increase the acceptance rate for collaboration requests, remove friction by offering to handle the heavy lifting. Pitch the idea, create the graphic or video, and write the copy. This makes it an easy "yes" for the other creator, like a group project where you volunteer to do most of the work for shared credit.
Instagram's "trial reels" are shown exclusively to non-followers, providing a guaranteed method for reaching new people without affecting your existing audience's feed. Treat it as a high-volume experiment; most will flop, but the consistent attempts will eventually lead to viral hits.
Don't just repost your greatest hits. Repost all evergreen content multiple times (at least three) because external factors can suppress performance on the first or second try. This maximizes the value of each asset and provides a more accurate measure of its potential.
The speaker's personal data shows a direct, exponential link between posting frequency and follower growth. Increasing daily posts from 2.5 to 4 (a 56% jump) resulted in a 220% increase in followers over a six-month period, demonstrating that volume is a key growth lever.