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Good creatives copy, great creatives steal. When we create content to sell online, we should always act as if nobody knows our work, product, service, or personality (when building a brand). The audience you’re trying to reach should always be reintroduced to the main points you know will hook them. It sounds like common sense, but this step often gets skipped. Maybe it's because it feels repetitive, or maybe you're living in an imaginary world (with rainbows and unicorns) where you think you’re famous, or your brand is already as well known as Google. For ambitious creatives, it's not all that bad to think this way- if you've already got a pretty big, established audience, or your work is already well-talked about. But when you're starting off unknown, you need to blend in with what’s already familiar to your target audience. Is it... 🫱A particular social media platform. 🫱A certain style of content that’s trending. 🫱A popular video game. These examples, and many more, are deeply rooted in communities (not overanalyzed & hits the nail on the head). Latching onto what drives these communities, and applying that to your work, is a great way to build momentum. This is especially true in areas like affiliate marketing. Sign up for free at www.innovatewithaima.com and let's connect you to some offers to earn commissions.

Good creatives copy, great creatives steal. When we create content to sell online, we should always act as if nobody knows our work, product, service, or personality (when building a brand). The audience you’re trying to reach should always be reintroduced to the main points you know will hook them. It sounds like common sense, but this step often gets skipped. Maybe it's because it feels repetitive, or maybe you're living in an imaginary world (with rainbows and unicorns) where you think you’re famous, or your brand is already as well known as Google. For ambitious creatives, it's not all that bad to think this way- if you've already got a pretty big, established audience, or your work is already well-talked about. But when you're starting off unknown, you need to blend in with what’s already familiar to your target audience. Is it... 🫱A particular social media platform. 🫱A certain style of content that’s trending. 🫱A popular video game. These examples, and many more, are deeply rooted in communities (not overanalyzed & hits the nail on the head). Latching onto what drives these communities, and applying that to your work, is a great way to build momentum. This is especially true in areas like affiliate marketing. Sign up for free at www.innovatewithaima.com and let's connect you to some offers to earn commissions.

Content creators are absolutely doomed. Everything uploaded online is just a split copy of someone else's video. 🫱Every 🫱Content 🫱Idea 🫱Is 🫱Identical The ones placed in front of you all have: Hooks... a little story- usually leading into some form of value (with or without a CTA).... But this is just basic framework. So yes- ideas can be copied, but with below par execution it means nothing. The creators who relentlessly test proven ideas in volume (without being delusional) eventually achieve some form of breakthrough VS those who don't allow themselves to get creative enough and simply move on. In the environment for affiliate marketers, it's quite easy: you know exactly what kind of person wants the product/service, and you have actual ideas that have have sold X amount of units. For new creators, you must sell the highs of your personality with attributes that others resonate with (or create a completely fake one, NOT RECOMMENDED lol). But you'll never know how close you made it...

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Content creators are absolutely doomed. Everything uploaded online is just a split copy of someone else's video. 🫱Every 🫱Content 🫱Idea 🫱Is 🫱Identical The ones placed in front of you all have: Hooks... a little story- usually leading into some form of value (with or without a CTA).... But this is just basic framework. So yes- ideas can be copied, but with below par execution it means nothing. The creators who relentlessly test proven ideas in volume (without being delusional) eventually achieve some form of breakthrough VS those who don't allow themselves to get creative enough and simply move on. In the environment for affiliate marketers, it's quite easy: you know exactly what kind of person wants the product/service, and you have actual ideas that have have sold X amount of units. For new creators, you must sell the highs of your personality with attributes that others resonate with (or create a completely fake one, NOT RECOMMENDED lol). But you'll never know how close you made it...

"My video finally broke 10k views on TT!!" What is a no brainer approach for organic content? (when you're selling a product/service) On each of the creator platforms, performance from organic content is partially unpredictable. Hitting ball park numbers (in most cases) needs some specific element that's either uniquely authentic to replicate or simply, your established audience is helping with the follow through (getting it out there) - so what if the views dry out?? There is a whole load of randomness in these "algorithms"... no one has crystal clear answers and if we're just new and growing... we hope that it's been pushed to our desired audience, right? Without overcomplicating things, having a look at just a few metrics and just making a decision is all it needs to take: 10K to 100K views - 1M+. Which could mean more revenue/leads. Just some form of traffic to your magnet 🧲 1. Avg watch time - longer the better. it means tye quality is at least above par 2. Watch to like ratio - higher, better - speaks for itself. 3. Repeat watches - consistently watched over? better. the viewer blinked too slow?🫵 or in normal cases has hit an emotion... So don't spam the same content and if you're not able to identify that unique element, do yourself a favour and run ads on that video. Get more data, tweak and throw quality hits back out to get quality traffic in. Don't make affliating with organic content anymore complicated.

"My video finally broke 10k views on TT!!" What is a no brainer approach for organic content? (when you're selling a product/service) On each of the creator platforms, performance from organic content is partially unpredictable. Hitting ball park numbers (in most cases) needs some specific element that's either uniquely authentic to replicate or simply, your established audience is helping with the follow through (getting it out there) - so what if the views dry out?? There is a whole load of randomness in these "algorithms"... no one has crystal clear answers and if we're just new and growing... we hope that it's been pushed to our desired audience, right? Without overcomplicating things, having a look at just a few metrics and just making a decision is all it needs to take: 10K to 100K views - 1M+. Which could mean more revenue/leads. Just some form of traffic to your magnet 🧲 1. Avg watch time - longer the better. it means tye quality is at least above par 2. Watch to like ratio - higher, better - speaks for itself. 3. Repeat watches - consistently watched over? better. the viewer blinked too slow?🫵 or in normal cases has hit an emotion... So don't spam the same content and if you're not able to identify that unique element, do yourself a favour and run ads on that video. Get more data, tweak and throw quality hits back out to get quality traffic in. Don't make affliating with organic content anymore complicated.