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There is a social media marketer I follow who gains around two thousand followers a day, and her method is almost boring. She reposts her best performing reels as trial reels five or six times a day...

What's your actual best performing promo platform right now and what does your posting strategy actually look like on it? Not the platform you think you should be on. The one that's genuinely bringing in subscribers.

Saw a post on here telling newer creators to stop bending over backwards trying to build long term dynamics with every fan, because most of them are just there for quick fun. I agree but I want to hear what you think. Is chasing the deep connection with everyone burning newer creators out?

Your best-looking content might be your worst-performing content, and not because it is bad. A video of you walking to music gives the platform almost nothing to categorize. A video of you talking gives it everything. More on this in Episode 203 of On The Whorizon.

It's been awhile since I've asked this and since the algorithms keep changing I'm wondering.. are your DMs open here to catch potential buyers or are they closed to force traffic to your paid platform?

Four checks before you post a single trial reel.. Account is public. You clear the follower limit (200 professional or 1,000 personal) Account Status says you can be recommended. Nothing suggestive in your trial reel. PS: Miss the third one and the rest stops mattering..

Test the niche before you spend a month building for it. Post the trailer and say if this gets a hundred dollars in tips, you will drop the full video. You are asking one question. Is there money behind this interest...

TikTok published this and almost nobody in our industry has read it. Your follower count is not a direct factor in what gets recommended on the For You feed. Neither is how your last video performed. We got into what that changes on Episode 203 of On The Whorizon.

Adult creators, what did you do before this, or what degree is collecting dust in a drawer somewhere? The narrative that we all fell into sex work because we had no other options needs to die and your skills and experience are the fastest way to kill it.

Saw a creator on here explain her whole OF strategy is small purchases from a lot of fans because she refuses to let one guy blow his paycheck on her content. Where do you land on this? Are you building for volume, for whales or both?

There is a ceiling on how many trial reels you can post and Instagram has never published a number for it. You find out when your trials stop going out, or when the Trial toggle stops appearing. Post to your feed first. Remix whatever performs and run that as the trial.

I used to preach a version of discipline that was mostly punishment. Get up at five, get through the list, feel bad when you don't. I said versions of that on our channels in the early days and I was wrong about it....

"DM me for the video" works because it opens a conversation and conversations convert better than passive unlocks almost every time. it's good to work toward passive income but it rarely beats a good DM strategy on its own.

Locked voice notes might be the lowest effort upsell in the DM toolkit. One sentence description of what's inside. They unlock it themselves. No minute counting, no heavy lifting on your end.

Zero. That is how many of your followers see a trial reel. None of them, by design. The floor to use them is 200 followers on a professional account, 1,000 on a personal one. Your numbers come back at 24 hours.. Are your trial views beating your regular posts?

I gave you bad advice about trial reels, so here is the correction. Mosseri confirmed in a Q&A this week that posting the same trial reel repeatedly can be detected and its reach limited. Instagram wants a meaningful change between versions. Nobody has ever defined meaningful.

There's a real argument that selling discounted videos to anyone who clicks undermines the whole "my time and attention are exclusive" brand positioning. There's also a real argument that it doesn't. Creators in CEO Society seem split on this. What's your take?

Every burnout cycle I have seen a creator go through started with her ignoring her own tell. Yours might be dread before opening the app or putting off replies you actually want to send. Whatever it is, watch for it earlier this cycle.

Adam Mosseri said trial reels are going to get less reach almost always, and he meant that as reassurance. No warm audience, no early boost from your own followers, so the number comes back smaller. Compare trials to other trials. Watch time, bookmarks, sends.

Instagram built a post type your own followers cannot see, and most adult creators still are not using it. Trial reels go to non-followers only. Zero overlap with the audience you already have.. If you post them and get nothing back, there is one setting behind it. Guess which one..?.