Daron PachecoCEO, Howdy Media · Brand Builder

Is the fear of nobody watching holding you back from posting your first piece of content?

31 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube clip, Daron Pacheco advises aspiring creators to overcome the fear of low viewership by actively posting content during the first 30 days of their journey. He emphasizes that early posts serve as practice, allowing creators to experiment with different formats, understand what performs well on social platforms, and build an association between themselves and their brand. By consistently creating when no audience is present, creators develop confidence and skill, so that when viewers eventually start following them, the creator is already proficient at producing engaging videos.

So you need to be in the content as much as possible. Cool. That way they start associating you with your brand and what you offer. That first 30 days, you're just going to be posting and seeing what works and getting the feel of what content works and does good on social, because at the beginning, nobody's probably going to see it. And so you might as well get your reps in and your practice when nobody's watching. That way, down the road, whenever people do start following you and do start seeing your videos, you've actually gotten pretty good at doing it. So that's my advice for there.