Pick one platform to focus on and let a producer handle the rest. The guest manages a large following by concentrating active effort on Facebook while maintaining presence elsewhere, and recommends against trying to be everywhere at once.
I've got like 130-some thousand followers on there, and then I'll have those clips usually do pretty good. Um, and then the other, the other short-form platforms I don't interact with as much. I try to focus, um, just on Facebook, which I tell people to do that too, is like, don't overwhelm yourself. Like, I have a presence everywhere if you search me, and I have content on every platform but I mainly focus on growing one channel, and that's Facebook for me. Um, the YouTube and audio stuff, you know, which drives it all, is— that's the main thing, but I don't focus on that. I'm not releasing that, you know. Yeah, if that makes sense. I'm not having to worry about that. I only worry about Facebook, and then my producer worries about the other platforms. So, um, I try to make it as simple as possible. Yeah, love it.
Well, if you had one piece of advice to give to the person listening, if they're on the fence about content or podcasting, what would be the, the one piece of advice you would give them?
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