Daniel Hentschel
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DAN HENTSCHEL ACADEMY - Finding Success on Social Media
🕑 Added 2024-11-09 00:33:25 +0000 UTCLet's say you have 0 followers and 0 views. How do you become social media famous?
I'm trying something a little different by doing an episode of the ICP geared more towards concrete advice for finding success on social media, based on what I've learned over the years.
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Ethan Roberts
As an aspiring artist with 0 followers on twitter (because they are all bots 😂), this is easily worth more than 20 bucks. Thanks so much
Andrey Korolev
Very insightful and fun, thank you! A lot of good advice that can be applied everywhere, not just in content creation. I have a question (and sorry if you answered this before) about your posting cadence - do you film, edit and post most of the content on the same day, or do you have a schedule for a week ahead, for example? I know that you mentioned that some posts are just somewhere in the backlogs waiting for the right moment, but I’m interested in the process in general! Thanks in advance!
Christin Cease
This actually made me feel so much better ab posting on tik tok bc I’m from a small town & attending the local college & I have like 63k so it’s an awkward amount & I have got to let go of the fear of judgement from the people living in a bubble around me. I’ve genuinely made thousands & I always see the income slow down as soon as I fear judgement from small town groupies
Jonathan
Your creative insights are my favorite parts of your podcasts
alex
You always have such great advice. 😊 I really needed to hear this. I struggle so much with a lack of motivation and sometimes it feels like I only have enough energy to make it through the day. It’s comforting to think that every day, even the ones that have felt wasted, are leading to something bigger. Thank you, Dan. ♥️
madi
this was honestly a great balance of the traditional introspection/existentialism/personal anecdotes we get from the regular episodes (that i personally LOOOVE) AND some really solid advice for aspiring artists!! it’s interesting to hear someone successful kind of give the green light to emulate people you idolize early on in your career. like you said, the traditional advice seems to be “think outside of the box! create something no one has ever seen!” but that’s a huge feat for someone starting an artistic process from the ground up. i’m not even an artist, or an aspiring one, but i still had some great takeaways. thanks for sharing as always. :)
