Two creators discuss how social platforms are now surfacing videos with 100-200 views, giving small creators real exposure. They also tackle the self-doubt that stops people from posting: feeling unqualified isn't actually a barrier to starting.
I think that platforms are also kind of favoring small creators right now. It seems like they're— I'm always seeing videos on my feed, 100 views, 200 views.
All the time. In my home feed is these like 200 view videos. I was like, sometimes it is a banger and I click on it, I'm like, oh, this is really cool. So yeah, it's a completely different time.
100%. And I think a lot of people's roadblock or barrier to entry is they feel like they're not qualified enough to talk about what they want to talk about. And I don't think that's a blocker at all.
I always say it's a knowledge gap. As long as you have some sort of in— some overlap of knowledge greater than the people that you're trying to help. And if you can build an automation, if you've watched some of your videos, some of my videos and the courses that I've put out, then you have, you absolutely have some sort of knowledge gap over other people.
