Eric Siu discusses an automated workflow that creates six clips daily for about $5-$10, but questions whether posting high-volume content actually hurts reach. Algorithms may penalize channels that produce lots of underperforming posts, making consistency less valuable than quality.
And it's like, yeah, you know, if you spend $5 to $10 a day, we can do this for you. I'm like, just give me an MVP version. Okay, so Neil, all it does, it shows me this entire process. It signs up for all these different things, um, or it uses them, and it makes me— based on our clips from marketing school, it makes me 6 clips that have nice titles that are at the right moment as well, and it neatly organizes them into Google Drive.
I'm curious what the results will be in the long run. My hypothesis with Hormozi's is, yes, sure, every once in a while there'll probably be a video or 2 that's a lotto ticket that gets tons of views. The algorithm is going to say, hey, your channel puts out a lot of stuff, it's not performing well, we shouldn't push you as hard, is my guess on what's going to happen.
