The Answer to Organic Growth Is Disgusting Volume

Rock and roll. >> Hey, my name's Gabriel. I sell solar. I also have a personal brand that helps Christian men be better. I have no plan to monetize this at this point. Just simply help people find Jesus and their goal is to gain a following at this time. Um question is on organic content.

That's our biggest constraint. We are putting out 350 to 400 pieces of content a month. For solar? For also for solar. This is about the personal brand. >> Okay. >> Um for solar with paid ads, it's easy. We just run the 10 hooks. We run >> this framework? >> Yeah. So, the question is how do you

split test organic content for different platforms, Meta, TikTok, etc. >> How do you split test organic content? >> Yeah, like you would for the ads where you do the 10 hooks, three bodies, different CTAs, let the algorithm tell you what's up when you spend money behind it. How do you implement that into organic?

>> Uh you you you don't. Uh you just make 10 pieces of content. And if you think something was really good and it bombed, you can re-edit it with a new hook. Um but it would be weird if Imagine Imagine if you had a page and you saw 10 hooks for the same piece of content.

It would be kind of odd. And so, um obviously you uh not YouTube, Instagram has the trial reels and whatnot, which is an interesting new function. But every person up to this point in human history of social media has not had that function. And so, um it's usually just a a gross and disgusting amount of volume

for an unending period of time. I'm being super real. >> I assume that was the answer genuinely. >> Yeah, that is the answer. And um that disgusting amount of volume, the learning process is this. We make call it 100 pieces of content. And then we look back at which ones did well. And we try and point out what was