Short YouTube #shorts by Timothy Schucker offering quick social-media advice: the central claim is that consistency is key for success on TikTok and Instagram. Tactical tips include using duet/remake features (putting your face beside another creator) because they’re fast to create ("two minutes") and posting frequency should be at least once per day on TikTok to maintain momentum.
Questions this video answers
At least once a day.
Two minutes.
Duet and remake (put your face beside another creator and nod/act along).
Big thing is being consistent.
What I see a lot of people. And dude, TikTok is so easy to.
Instagram, so you can do what's called.
A duet and remake. You just put your face up here, you click a button and you just nod your head and look at someone else talk. You guys see a lot of those.
It takes.
Two minutes to do that and post it. The key is every day. If you're not doing it every day, maybe you could get away with it if you just have freaking baller content. I don't. I gotta post at least once a day on TikTok. It's typically more than once a day. That's where I see most.
People don't make.
It organically. You know, at first I was almost worried that everyone was gonna cat on, but then at the end of the day, people ain't gonna. They're too lazy.
99 of Americans, if you don't see.
That immediate satisfaction, you're gonna stop.
It's consistency. No one's gonna freaking be consistent.
But social media is an everyday thing. I even talk to my agents, hey, if you want to do this, you got to do this every day. If you don't do it every day, if you know that you're not going to be able to be consistent, just don't even start.
