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Keccers push/pull strategy for early growth On social media There are 2 ways to use any social media A push: creating new top level material; the artist, a ā€œcreatorā€ A pull: pulling meaning or insight out of what others have shared; the reply guy At the start, for an unknown, it is usually not enough to do just one to gain a following. You have to do both, and be good at both. Imploring people to ā€œcreate more interesting contentā€ is generally true but usually neglects one side or the other. So a person who pushes out beautiful things but neglects to ever pull may feel insulted by this advice but it really means they need to thoughtfully engage with others as much as they thoughtfully create. It IS difficult objectively We want to believe that the work should speak for itself. And you know yeah it should. But that is not the world we have created so learn to live with what we’ve got. Good work alone is not enough. It must be a part of a greater web of attention and relevance
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It's tough to balance both. How do you juggle the two in your own strategy?
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I don’t have explicit growth goals here šŸ˜‚ there is no strategy other than meet interesting people. which honestly probably helps too. Everyone’s always selling you something
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Already having 133k followers implies there's no reason to implement growth strategies, especially when there's like only 37 active users on Farcaster
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Yes true My account here is old and has grown with the network I talked to myself on here before there was any people But this is what I would do on Instagram honestly, or X, if was starting from 0 there This is general day 0 advice
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