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The least paid coaches treat social media like social media. The best ones treat it like Netflix.

Name: The least paid coaches treat social media like social media. The best ones treat it like Netflix.
Uploaded: 2025-01-15T20:00:31+00:00
Duration: 32 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this short monologue, the speaker argues that coaches who use social media like Instagram—focusing on quick hooks, top‑10 threads, and view…

15 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker argues that coaches who use social media like Instagram—focusing on quick hooks, top‑10 threads, and view counts—miss the opportunity to build deeper engagement. Instead, they should treat their content like a Netflix series, framing their presence as a season‑long narrative that shares updates, setbacks, and victories. By presenting a continuous journey rather than isolated attention‑grabbing posts, coaches become more interesting and compel their audience to pay attention.

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A coach treats stuff like Instagram, right? It's my stories and my hooks and whatever. A protagonist treats stuff like Netflix. Like, personally, I'm not like my, my top 10 threads and stuff. Like, I'm not interested in just getting like all the views. I'm more interested in treating it like a journey, right? So you will see me talking a lot about like, this is the season I am in, this is the updates on the journey, these are the L's, these are the wins. And when you treat it more like Netflix and not so much like Instagram, people just have to pay attention. Because like you're so much more interesting than the guy telling you like, hey, top 10 hooks, you gotta try, right?