Noelle RussellChief Executive Officer, AI Leadership Institute · 5x Microsoft Trustworthy AI MVP | 3.4+ million students | #1 Thought Leader in Agentic AI | AI-Powered Revenue Growth + Cost Optimization Expert ✨Best-Selling Author: Scaling Responsible AI | TEDx Sp

Building an Algorithmic Drumbeat for Business Growth

4 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker introduces the "algorithmic drumbeat" – a disciplined, value‑first social‑media strategy designed for founders and accelerator participants. By using a set of prompts, founders can create a month’s worth of content in under two hours, then post daily to signal to platform algorithms that they are active, consistent, and valuable. The approach emphasizes sharing tips, resources, and insights rather than direct sales, which helps the algorithm broaden the audience reach. The speaker shares anecdotal feedback from accelerator founders who saw a noticeable increase in likes and engagement after adopting the drumbeat, illustrating how algorithmic recognition can open the funnel to more viewers.

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. And the way we do that is what I call an algorithmic drumbeat. You have to build an algorithmic drumbeat that tells the algorithm every day you are a company, you do stuff, you do very cool things. And so I have a set of prompts that I gave to our founders that help them build 30 days of content in a little under 2 hours. 30 days of content, just that drumbeat. Every single day you're on social media telling the world what you're doing. I do enough stuff that I can just post what I'm doing every day, but For those of you who are just getting started, you're gonna need to build. And here's the coolest part about that. You're not selling, you know, like, hey, buy my tchotchke. Hey, take my class. Like, all you're doing is providing value. Here's what I've learned. Here's a tip. Here's a resource. Here's my thoughts on a trending topic. Like, you get to take 2 hours, build out 30 days, and you do that once a month. And now the world starts to recognize. I actually have gotten incredible feedback from the founders that were in this accelerator. That were like, oh my gosh, like I've never gotten this likes before. And they watched every post got more and more, right? It's an act of like algorithmic. Like when you're looking at the algorithm, once the algorithm realizes you're serious, you're consistent, you provide value, it starts opening the funnel of who it shows your content to.