Derek Cole says creators waste time chasing perfect production when speed matters more. Post consistently, get comfortable on camera, use hashtags strategically. Your content's substance beats polished lighting and editing.
Look at this. There's pollen on my car. Hey guys, Derek Cole here. The main problem we see any season is dirt. All right, class on social media done here at the chamber. Um, 9:45, headed back to Larnaberg, see what's going on at the office. It's pollen season already. Pollen's coming down. Run for cover. Allergies. It's March 1st. We got pollen. Just got back to Laurinburg. I'm gonna— not driving, not driving. So, um, I just want to finish this, uh, thought I had during the class, which was— I think I've said it before, but speed is much more important than perfection. We're talking about social media, and I said, look, you just need to start posting, start getting down, start getting comfortable, start videoing if that's what you want to do. But Being fast is a lot more— is better than the perfect picture or the perfect article or the perfect video or the perfect lighting, the sound. You know, all that is great, but it really doesn't matter. The content is what sets you apart. So being fast to it and being— that's what I mean by speed, is posting it and posting it and getting comfortable— hey, I need to post it this time, this day, versus here and here. I need to do this, I need to hashtag it this way— that is much more important than having the perfect piece of content.
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