I think that Burger King, Wendy’s, and even McDonalds have good social media campaigns. They all stay active in social media and even reply to each other and all getting their word and image out. #herges2026
I think I finally figured out Instagram
0 → 10K followers in 57 days
No prior content experience
$0 spent on ads
All from an organic copy paste format:
• simple hook
• quick SaaS demo
• captions instead of talking
• CTA at the end
Once I found a format that worked, I just kept posting it
One format alone gave me 100K+ views consistently for weeks
Might drop a full breakdown on how I did it 👀
I like this post about growing on twitter. It talks about consistent posting, engaging with content, and replying constantly aswell. I think that this post dives even further than that and explains how to grow well. #herges2026
I GUESS I’M MISSING SOMETHING ABOUT GROWING ON X. 🚨
Apparently you’re supposed to post consistently, engage constantly, reply constantly, repost, find new people, support other pages, answer everyone who supports you, somehow keep feeding the algorithm AND still find time to actually have a fucking life.
At what point did growing a page require living on the app?
I enjoy X. I enjoy the people I’ve met here. I enjoy building my page.
But X is NOT the only thing in my life.
There are days I have family to take care of. Things to get done. Places to go. A real life outside this screen.
And apparently if you’re not constantly active, your reward is watching a page with thousands of followers struggle to get a couple hundred damn views.
How does that make any sense?
I’m willing to work for growth. I’m willing to learn. I’m willing to change what isn’t working.
What I’m NOT willing to do is turn my entire day into chasing an algorithm just to keep my page moving forward.
There has to be a better way to grow on X than being chained to X.
If you’ve figured it out, I’m listening.
Because I refuse to stay stagnant—but I also refuse to make an app my entire life.
Having an online reputation is critical for social media success. Just about anyone can look something up for free, but when they can connect to the person offering the info they will pay for it. #herges2026
If you want to win on the internet, you need to become an authority.
The internet is a winner takes all space.
Whoever is #1 in a niche gets most of the customers, the revenue, and the mindshare.
There are 7 levels to authority you can climb.
From Level 0 being The Ghost who has no social presence at all, to Level 7, The Institution, whose name lives on after they pass.
The jump between level 3 and 4 is where you start seeing the most commercial results from building a brand online.
If you're starting from zero, you can easily get to level 4 in a couple of month.
Read the full article below to learn how to get there.
I personally believe that this approach to social media is the most ideal. Although I think posting a bit more frequently to begin with can help get your content out there and seen. And if you post to much it might be flagged as spam or Ai.#herges2026
@AntoValls@jjeffrose Two quality posts a day beats 10 'meh' posts. Keep up the quality posting for a couple of months and then the algo seems to kick in and pushes your posts to more people.
@AntoValls@jjeffrose Two quality posts a day beats 10 'meh' posts. Keep up the quality posting for a couple of months and then the algo seems to kick in and pushes your posts to more people.
@Marcus_Dannison I plan on being more effective in my use of this class by being active and participating in class, as well as taking time outside of class to see what needs to get done to succeed. #icanmakeithappen
@AngelDe78957820 Do you plan on creating social media content or improve on your content if you already post with the information you gain from this class?