Algorithms only promote what a certain people will likely accepts
In fact, that makes a lot of sense. I believe I've been concentrating too much on the algorithm and not enough on trying out various formats or simply producing more sincere, community-focused material. Instead of sticking to the same style every time, I might try changing things up a little. Do you want it to be more casual or shorter?
You raise an excellent point: in the end, algorithms are determined by what users regularly interact with, and platforms undoubtedly favor content that retains users' attention the longest. When the popular formats don't fit the type of material you're attempting to produce, it might be challenging. Finding a balance between authenticity and what the algorithm truly appreciates is, I suppose, the current difficulty. Do you want it to be even shorter?
Yeah, it’s not just you a lot of platforms feel repetitive lately.
I completely understand that! It’s like the algorithms have a favorite playlist and keep looping it. I've discovered that taking a step back and playing with formats that I wouldn't often try frequently inspires fresh ideas. Which recent format or trend did you try that truly caught you off guard?
Just that! Everything seems to be repeating itself. To stand out a little, I try to incorporate unexpected content or unique twists; sometimes little adjustments make a big difference. Despite the repetition, how do you maintain the freshness of your content?
