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The Art of Making Other People Look Good

Name: The Art of Making Other People Look Good
Uploaded: 2023-11-24T20:00:04+00:00
Duration: 54 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this brief segment, the speaker outlines a social‑media content strategy that hinges on making others look good so they will willingly share your…

24 Nov 2023 · 1 min

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In this brief segment, the speaker outlines a social‑media content strategy that hinges on making others look good so they will willingly share your material. He explains that when someone tags him in a post that primarily serves as self‑promotion, he chooses not to share it because it doesn’t enhance his own image. Conversely, he will amplify content that, by highlighting the original creator, also reflects positively on him. The decision process is framed as a selfish assessment: "Does sharing this make me look good?" This approach underscores the reciprocal nature of online visibility and the importance of aligning shared content with personal brand perception.

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A technique that you use there that I've seen you're really good at, I've seen that's quite effective. It's the art of making other people look good. If you can make other people look good, they will gladly share your stuff. An example of this is sometimes people will tag me on, on a thread of something they learned from me. And my thought process, as in do I want to share this or not, is quite selfishly, does this make me look good? So if someone writes a thread on what they learned and in the end they said, if you want to learn more, here's my list, or you can follow me, I don't engage with it. Like, it's lost. Like, for me, it's like, I see what you were trying to do here and you were doing really well, but then this is— I'm not going to share this. This is a promo to yourself. But the ones that I do share, the thought process that goes behind it is, are they making me look good or not?