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Why Your Content Looks Fine and Gets Ignored

via Dev.toIgor Gridel

I posted the launch of my Patreon on March 31. The exact text: My first Patreon post is live and free. It's perfect for real estate agents who want to create listing videos without spending a fortune. Please share it with anyone who might be interested. Thank you! Thirty impressions, two likes from people who already follow me, zero replies. That was the entire result. The next day I posted about the same Patreon, but framed differently: I launched my Patreon yesterday and got my first paid subscriber, and it's not a friend. It's actually someone who asked me for consulting with ComfyUI. Instead of paying $50 per hour for consulting, he's paying $50 per month worth of consulting. (Crazy value for him, and a recurring revenue for me.) Fifty-three impressions, four likes, and one reply from someone I had never spoken to. The reply was the first sign that anything I had written that week had touched someone outside my existing circle. By every measure that mattered to me, it was the best

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