Daron Pacheco compares building an audience to compound interest: posting daily creates momentum where each piece builds on the last, while sporadic posting breaks the effect. Audiences reward predictable schedules, like TV viewers expecting new episodes on time.
Double the time. Double the time. Double the time. It's about— it's like compound interest. Like Warren Buffett talks about this, like the 8th wonder of the world, right? Compound interest. Because like, let's say, you know, I post a video today and it does okay. I post a video tomorrow, it does okay. And then third video does okay. All those okays keep kind of growing and it's cumulative, you know. But if you post once a day and then— or once on Monday and then once again on Wednesday, just— you're not getting that compound growth. And then people, people like TV shows, people like movies, people like media, and they like knowing when it's coming out.
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