Ted Stern

focus on meal prep videos, right?

And those people found what works well for them.

And for me, if you look at my page, it's mostly like silly and comedy.

And once I started to kind of throw that part of my personality out there and I saw people responded well to it, I use that feedback.

So my other tip is use the data as feedback to tell you what to do next.

And when I saw that, like, wow, people people like when I'm funny and I do the silly jokes and this and that.

I started to do more of that.

So like that other tip I'd have if you're branching out to social media is look at what other people are doing.

Try not copying it exactly, but put your own spin on it.

You see a viral reel, do the same thing, but change the words, make it your story, make it your own.

And then do different types of things and see what hits well with you.

So I'm a business coach as well, and I'm coaching a fitness coach right now who's went from 150 followers to 8,000 in his first month because this is the advice I told him.

He found that people like his reaction videos to kind of like surveillance footage.

There'll be a surveillance footage of somebody getting beat up, and he reacts to it.

that's what I told him to do.

I'm like, let's experiment with different things and see what your audience resonates with.

So those would be my two biggest tips.

I mean, look at what other successful people are doing, but also invest in a business coach by, by that.

I mean, cause when you put skin in the game, you're going to take it more seriously.

A good, a good business coach or consultant is gonna, is not going to be cheap.