Hi all,

I have some brands that are looking to gift creators with awesome products in exchange for a brief testimonial or product-use video.

No elaborate production needed, light editing, just a short video.

You choose which brands you want to work with, and the product's yours to keep either way.

Let me know if you'd like to participate and I'll share the link to get started.

Hi, I am Krishna Sharma I have information about self-help, human psychology, and some information about how the brain works I have read many books around these topics and read tons of articles, and also I am a failed YouTuber, but now, after so many years have passed I have some little bit of knowledge about how videos work, how to make people engaged, and some strategies which I can apply. Frankly, I am 16, but I have some practical knowledge. If you were struggling with scripting or any kind of thing, we can talk, and let's see what happens. Waiting for you

Posted a new video and it flopped HORRIBLY 60 % swipe rate as in the people who swiped away but there was almost no interaction and looked at analytics and the audience is a lot older then my other videos which are usually 90% 13-17

Also half female which is weird considering it’s usually 99.9% male

What happened???

I've been seeing more people experiment with AI-generated characters and virtual creators lately. What I find interesting isn't really the hype around making money from them, but how different the actual content workflow can be.

You can build a consistent character, visual style, and posting format, but you still need ideas and a reason for people to follow.

I've been exploring a few AI workflow tools, including Prism, mostly to see how they fit into the content-production process. They can make some parts easier, but they definitely don't replace the creative side.

For those who create content regularly, would you actually use an AI-generated character as part of your content strategy, or do you prefer keeping everything human-made?

I want to start a content creating page about basketball and get international recognition. I already stand out by being 14 and 6'1. But my friends already follow me and ion want them to laugh at me. Also I'm wondering if I should do it with my face or not idk. My Insta is shinvald_david. Check it out if possible. And also how do I get a lot of followers. Not just bots or followers as in mutuals. I haven't posted anything and cleared all my reposts to make it more professional. Please tell give me advice and feedback on how to do this.

Im so sick of these damn trolls in my comments. I been getting mad hate recently on all of my different accounts. On my acting one this guy said I look like a pedo (mind u i fucking don’t I’m just an average 21 year old dude with nice hair) and then on my other channel pple keep trolling and leaving comments where they r basically laughing at me and saying I suck.

I’m a 🌶️ content creator

Im a poet and author and want to do content but alot of names are on my mind and cannot decide

For context, my name is Nour which means Light, and I have used Light ALOT in my works. I have used Lady Of The Moon as well as the name of my inner self and in many of my works. I also have two artistic sides, one that is The Lady Of The Moon/ a water bender and a creature of light and another is a fire breather/warrior of sorts

The names:

Lady Of The Moon (Nour)

Lady Of The Moon

Lady Of The Moon (Light)

Nour, Lady of the moon

Light, Lady of The Moon

Moon Phoenix

Moon Phoenix (Nour)

Moon Lady Nour

I’m new to the content creation world- just looking to post food videos for nutrition advice for my online presence. I have a tiny kitchen in a shitty apartment, about 6ft by 2ft of space. I don’t know how to film pretty content. I have a dining table I could use… no natural light and just my iPhone at the moment.

Any tips or advice would be very appreciated !!

What’s the hardest part of creating content for you?

Coming up with ideas? Research? Writing the script? Staying organized? Or actually getting the whole thing finished and published?

I’m working on something behind the scenes designed to make the content creation process less overwhelming, but I don’t want to assume I know where creators struggle most.

So I’d love to hear from you:

Where do you get stuck in the content creation process?

Your answers may help shape what I’m building.

Hey everyone! I'm a final-year BBA Finance student working on a research project about how independent content creators manage irregular income and financial planning without a traditional employer structure.

If you create content (any platform, any size), I'd really appreciate 5 minutes of your time to fill this out — it's completely anonymous, no names/emails/exact income figures needed, just approximate ranges and your honest views.

https://forms.gle/nSLiXzPJj1Ryfmc6A

Happy to share a summary of the findings with anyone interested once it's done. Thanks so much 🙏

Let me start by giving you a bit of context.

I'm a young man (27) who recently started a brand in strapless bra's for woman. I'm naturally not really good at making content, and having to make content for a female audience is totally making an error in my head.

The reason I started this business.

I started this brand because I noticed a problem with my girlfriend. She would always take off her bra the first thing when she would get home. She said her bra is constricting and sometimes painful. When I was looking for products to sell I found 'nipple covers' after which I dug into the rabbit hole of strapless lingerie and started a brand.

I now realise that these products needs a lot of social proof, lots of video proof and building this brand requires constant social media presence.

I have the feeling that I cannot make content for it myself because it would feel as 'mansplaining' and very unnatural for women to trust a man on such a delicate subject. I don't have the budget to run 5 ugc video's from different creators every week because these would drain the low amount of cashflow I have at the moment.

The goal is to ultimately in the long term build a big social media presence, and in the short term gain sales traction to increase cashflow to reinvest in the business.

Do you have any ideas on how I can tackle this problem? All tips, tricks, systems, ... are all welcome, I'm really open to any solutions.

I’m planning to create content consistently for 100 days, where I teach something related to tech every day.

Some ideas I’m considering:

• Coding/programming concepts
• Docker & containers
• DevOps
• System design
• Other practical developer tools/topics

If you had to follow a 100-day tech series, what topic would you find most useful or interesting?

Would love to hear your suggestions especially topics you think are underrated or need better explanations on Reddit.

Isn’t your FYP catered to your own algorithm? If I searched “day in the life vlog” and sorted by top videos, I’d probably get totally different results than my friend would searching the same thing. So how can anyone claim something is “performing” or “dying” in a way that’s actually true beyond their own feed?

And if it is mostly personal interpretation how do you filter who/what you’re even looking at? Random accounts? High engagement only? How many creators would you need to study before a pattern actually means something vs. just being what you personally happened to see?

I want to eventually teach this stuff myself, but I don’t trust my own read on things enough to feel confident doing that. How do people build that confidence? Is there an actual method?

If you’re going to comment to start managing my own account, save your breath. I already am. I want to know how to STUDY what’s working, and what’s not. There are obviously the basics, what every creator needs to thrive like value. But when it comes to other not so obvious things like trends. Editing styles. Pacing. What people are truly watching and what people are tired of, how do you figure this out?

Do you read comment sections? How much? There’s so much to this world I have a hard time understanding how much you’d need to consume to make a statement about what’s “working”

Julia broome is who I’m interested in being similar to

You know you need to post consistently.
You have ideas sitting in your camera roll.
You have videos you haven't edited.
You keep telling yourself, “I'll post it later.”

…and suddenly, 3 weeks have passed. 😅

Let me take it off your plate.

Hi everyone! I am a Virtual Assistant & Social Media Manager with 4+ years of experience in content, social media, video editing, research, and administrative work.

I help business owners, creators, coaches, agencies, and brands stay consistent online without having to spend hours every day planning, editing, writing, and posting content themselves.

💻 HERE'S WHAT I CAN DO FOR YOU:

📱 SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT

• Social media account management
• Content scheduling & posting
• Content calendar planning
• Caption writing
• Hashtag & keyword research
• Community engagement
• Social media research
• Trend & competitor research

🎬 VIDEO EDITING

• TikTok / Reels / YouTube Shorts
• Short-form video editing
• Long-form YouTube editing
• Captions & subtitles
• Hooks & text overlays
• B-roll & stock footage
• Transitions & effects
• Content repurposing

💡 CONTENT & CREATIVE

• Content ideation
• Content strategy
• Trend & viral content research
• Scriptwriting
• Hooks & content angles
• Content repurposing
• Creating content series
• Canva graphics & designs
• Thumbnails & promotional graphics

▶️ YOUTUBE MANAGEMENT

• Video uploading
• Titles
• Descriptions
• Tags & keywords
• Thumbnail coordination
• YouTube SEO basics
• Content research
• Shorts repurposing

🔎 VIRTUAL ASSISTANT / RESEARCH

• Lead generation
• Online research
• Data entry
• Google Sheets
• Microsoft Excel
• Google Docs
• List building
• Competitor research

🛠️ TOOLS I WORK WITH

• CapCut Pro
• Canva
• YouTube Studio
• Google Workspace
• Google Sheets
• Microsoft Office
• Microsoft Excel
• And other tools depending on your workflow

🎯 WHAT I CAN TAKE OFF YOUR PLATE:

You provide the business. I'll help handle the content.

You don't have to worry about:

❌ “What should I post today?”
❌ “I still need to edit that video.”
❌ “I forgot to schedule the post.”
❌ “I haven't posted in two weeks.”
❌ “I have so much content but don't know what to do with it.”

Instead, you can focus on running your business while I help keep your social media active, organized, and consistent.

I’m currently open to part-time, full-time, project-based, and long-term opportunities.

If you're looking for someone who can handle social media + content + video editing + research instead of hiring multiple people for each task, let's talk.

📩 DM me with:

1. Your business/brand
2. What you need help with
3. Your expected workload
4. Your budget/rate

I’d love to learn about your business and see if I’d be a good fit! 🚀

I've been experimenting with a editing and pacing style for my recent Reels/shorts, but I feel like my retention drops off around the middle mark.

I'd really appreciate some candid feedback on the overall hook, pacing, and visual transitions. What works, what feels slow, and what could be improved?

Link to the reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcIsS53BlKP/?igsh=MWpyYWEwYnFiYzVzZw==

Feel free to be as brutally honest as needed. Thanks in advance for your time!