The speaker repeats "Likes Ain't Cash" constantly because most posts reach less than 10% of their audience due to algorithmic suppression. Hammering the same message ensures it sticks in people's minds before competing coaches and growth programs grab their attention.
Likes and Cash. Why do you repeat it so much? It's because I really believe that you get tired of your message before people understand your message. I want that thing to pop up first. I don't want other growth programs or other coaches to pop up first. I want them to think about Likes and Cash. And when you post, less than, what, 10% of your audience is going to see your post anyway. Like, people just follow and they forget, or like, you get buried in the algorithms. I'm just going to take every chance I get. I say that Twitter is saying one thing a thousand different ways, and I'm taking my thousand.
