Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

So funny that people consume this information and live by it

8 Mar 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief YouTube reaction, Chase Fisher engages with an unnamed creator (Speaker B) who proposes a "micro‑move" for boosting video growth: after a video goes live, stay on the video, tap the three‑dot menu, add it to your story, and ensure the post actually processes, repeating if necessary. Fisher sharply criticizes the suggestion, labeling it fear‑mongering and a gimmick, and argues that the real driver of growth is posting consistently high‑quality videos rather than relying on a single distribution trick. He questions the premise that scrolling away after posting is the cause of inconsistent growth, suggesting instead that the content itself may be lacking. The exchange highlights a clash between a distribution‑first mindset and a content‑first philosophy for social‑media success.

Most of you post a video and then immediately go back to scrolling, and that is exactly why your growth feels so inconsistent.
Have you ever considered that it might not be that you go back to scrolling after posting, and maybe that the video you just posted is not actually good?
You're treating posting like it's a job, but it's not. Distribution is the job. Here is the micro move almost no one is doing.
The micro move almost no one is doing. This is a ChatGPT-written script. But regardless, this is straight fearmongering. I don't care what solution she's about to say. All you're doing is fearmongering anybody trying to make good content on social media saying you have to do this or do that thing. No.
Get your video goes live. Do not leave your video. Stay on the video. Tap the 3 dots, hit add to story, let it fully process. If it prompts you again, tap it again. Make sure it actually posts. Don't assume that it worked because sometimes it does glitch and it doesn't post. Here's why this matters though.
It does not matter in any way, shape, or form. Adding something to your story, adding a dogshit piece of content to your story, will not change whether it goes viral or not. The hack is post really good videos for a long period of time, and no matter what, whether you're doing e-com, TikTok shop, personal branding, it will work. But do not listen to people that say that you have to do little gimmicks to go viral, because that is just not how it works. She should be banned from making content ever again because of this video and how bad it is. If you enjoyed this video, please follow for more.