A short YouTube segment (Daniel Fazio) arguing that social platforms concentrate almost all traffic in a few large accounts (he claims ~99.999%), and that new creators should “grind hard” to build a base because they will not receive organic traffic initially. The piece emphasizes effort and persistence to overcome attention concentration.
Someone might think, they might come into and think, like, oh, I'm going to start tweeting, or I'm going to start posting YouTube videos, or, like, I'm going to start posting on Instagram. And they might be under the impression that, like, oh, yeah, the big accounts got a lot of traffic, but, like, if I post, what's going to happen is I'll, I'll still get some, some traffic. And the answer is, no, you actually won't. Where it's like the big accounts are getting 99.999% of the traffic. And in the beginning, grind hard, like real hard, until you get a good base.
