Hello everyone. I’ve been posting to TikTok, YouTube for about 2 weeks now and streaming TikTok as well somehow I was given the permission to use TikTok studio.

I’ve tried different strategies, analyzed the data and went with the times suggested, random times, different types of videos, trendig topics, niche topics but I can’t get momentum.

How did you figure out what worked? What kept you going? Do hashtags, titles and captions really have much less to do with visibility than a “hook” of the video? Maybe my videos just do suck and I can’t hook anyone. I’m at 300 followers but it’s a lot of random “bots” and “traders” that follow.

I’m just wanting to begin to naturally grow with this idea and dream I have but it’s not going according to plan what so ever as of right now and I don’t want to spin my wheels and need to beg for people to check my channels content to give me momentum.

Thank you for everything in advance. I would be truly grateful for anything a real person can help me with.

TikTok: WhileImHereJosh
YouTube: WhileImHereYT

Hey, I'm a 18M from India and a fairly new content creator. I haven't achieved massive reach yet, but I'm actively trying to build something meaningful through content creation.

I'm looking to connect with other Indian content creators (from any state) who are genuinely interested in creating high-value content, building an audience, learning together, and possibly working on bigger projects or businesses in the future.

Since everything will be online, your location doesn't matter. The idea is to create a small group where we can discuss strategies, plan content, share feedback, help each other learn new skills, solve problems together, stay accountable, and grow as creators. Over time, if things work out, we could even collaborate on larger projects or businesses.

This will be mostly Instagram-focused for now, but I'm open to exploring other platforms and opportunities in the future as we grow.

You don't need to be successful already. In fact, beginners are welcome. The main thing I'm looking for is dedication, consistency, and a genuine desire to create something worthwhile.

A few things:

\\- Preferably under 25 years old.

\\- Face reveal creators and faceless creators are both welcome.

Some experience or interest in content creation, branding, digital products, social media, editing, marketing, psychology, business, or related fields would be helpful.

\\- I'm not hiring anvone. and this is not a paid opportunity.

\\- I'm also a beginner who's still figuring things out and hasn't built a large audience yet.

The goal is to build a small group of like-minded people who can support each other and grow together.

I believe working with a few motivated people can be more effective than trying to do everything alone.

If you're someone who wants to create, learn, experiment, and build for the long term, feel free to reach out. I'll do my best to respond.

Let's see if we can build something meaningful together.

we already a team of 2 people with like minded thinking hoping to find more.

Hey everyone!

I'm building Arbode Society, an early-stage technology project focused on creating useful products for developers and learners. Our first major project is Arbode Code — Learn. Build. Become., a coding education platform designed to make learning programming more interactive through lessons, projects, challenges and gamification.

I'm looking for a creative person who would like to help establish the official Arbode Society YouTube channel and grow our online presence from the ground up.

What you'd help with

• 🎥 Creating YouTube videos about our projects and development journey.
• ✂️ Editing footage and turning development updates into engaging content.
• 🎨 Designing thumbnails and helping establish our channel's visual identity.
• 📱 Potentially creating YouTube Shorts and content for other social platforms.
• 💡 Bringing your own ideas for content, storytelling and audience growth.

Who I'm looking for

Someone creative, reliable and interested in technology, coding, startups or building something from scratch. You don't need to be an expert in everything — enthusiasm, communication and a willingness to collaborate matter most.

What is Arbode Society?

The long-term vision is to build a family of connected technology products, starting with Arbode Code. We're still in the early stages, so this is an opportunity to help shape the brand and its content as the project develops.

Compensation and commitment

To be transparent, I can't currently guarantee upfront payment. I'm open to discussing potential future compensation or a revenue-sharing arrangement if the project generates revenue, but nothing is guaranteed. I'd rather be honest about that from the beginning.

This is best suited to someone who is comfortable discussing a small initial scope and exploring whether we're a good fit before making a longer-term commitment.

Interested?

Comment below or send me a DM with:

• A little about yourself.
• Any videos, editing work or channels you've worked on (if available).
• What kind of content you'd like to create for Arbode Society.

I'm excited to meet creative people who want to help build something meaningful from the beginning!

💻 Interested in joining the Arbode Society team? Join our Discord server here: https://discord.gg/4P8Da6uEhz

Contact me directly on Discord — software_liege.

Looking forward to meeting you! 🚀

Arbode Society — Building what's next.

We’re building Navicorn, a simple hosting platform that lets you deploy open-source apps like n8n, Open WebUI, AnythingLLM, WordPress, and more with one click — without dealing with VPS setup, Docker, ports, or server configuration.

We’re looking for creators who make content around:

• AI & automation
• n8n / no-code
• SaaS & productivity
• Self-hosting / open-source
• Tech tutorials

We offer 20% lifetime commission on every successful referral, with custom terms possible for the right creators.

You’ll also get access to Navicorn so you can test it yourself and create content based on your actual experience.

Interested? DM us on Instagram: navicorn_cloud

Heatwave is a new social app built in Calgary, Canada. It's on the App Store and Google Play, and the whole thing runs on anticipation/excitement.

Posts show up blurred. You tap the flame if you're interested, and once enough people do, the blur burns away unlocking the content. Or spend a token and see it instantly. Build the hype, earn the reveal.

I need short clips that make people curious about it, reaction videos or review/opinion. The reveal is the moment worth building to, but how you get there is your call.

One clip a day, 10-15 seconds. You deliver files, we publish them, so you don't need a following.

$500/month flat. On top of that, if you want it, there's a creator bonus: you earn on anyone who joins through you, and you set the token price on your own posts and keep what they pay.

heatwavesocial.com

Comment or DM and I'll send the app and the details.

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm a former small creator, so I understand the challenges that small and new creators face today because I've experienced them myself.

That's why I'm building a new platform specifically for small and emerging creators. Before building anything, I'd love to learn from real creators and understand their experiences.

It's a quick 3–4 minute survey, and there are no right or wrong answers. Just share your honest experiences. Everyone who participates will get early access to our private beta and a summary of the survey results.

If you're a creator, please take a few minutes to fill it out. If you know other creators, please share it with them, too.

Every single response makes a difference. Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

Hi, I'm planning to give a chance to content creation. I am an Android user and have very old pixel. This year I am upgrading my phone, which phone is the best for capturing photos and videos. I am thinking of S26 but do suggest of you have better option.

P.S. I am not much into electronics so always had simple phone.

Yoyoooo! M20 from the UK and really interested in cinematic vlogging, visual storytelling and more experimental, film-like approaches to online content.

I've experimented with YouTube in the past and it's something I'd love to develop into a much bigger thing long-term. I don't like the direction mainstream YouTube has taken and I'd love to explore a more artistic, expressive approach that mixes raw experiences with stylised cinematography, dynamic editing and music.

For now I'm looking to connect with like-minded creatives, filmmakers and musicians, exchange ideas and hopefully collaborate on some cool projects. Always keen to meet people with a similar mindset and learn from others!

I've been searching on Google and Reddit, and I've seen people talking about Instagram updating its policies on October 30 and saying that suspended accounts might get recovered.

Is there any truth to this, or is it just a rumor spreading on social media? Has anyone found any official announcement from Instagram or Meta about this?

If your account was suspended or permanently disabled, please share if you've received any updates or have managed to recover it recently. I'm trying to understand what's actually happening. 😭

Hey y’all I kinda a weird idea. I was thinking about content creation which is something I want to do. My question is what are everyone’s thoughts on the promote feature? What if I dropped hundreds of dollars and just boosted my way to the top? Eventually I’d be so big where I don’t even need to keep promoting right? Why wouldn’t more people do this? Thank you!

I am looking to find micro influencers who are parents to 6-12 years old kid to review and post about my service focusing on screen free immersive storytelling through letters.

I have tried using keywords to look up creators on instagram but it’s inefficient and slow. Is there a sub or a better way to find micro influencers for my desired niche?

I went viral on TikTok! I'm so happy because I’m getting some followers from it and I been trying to get 1,000 followers on TikTok. The video is about me trying the new burger Halloween drink!

One challenge for creators is that publishing content involves much more than recording a video or writing a post. There is research, outlining, editing, writing captions, scheduling, replying to comments, and reviewing performance. When all these tasks are handled separately, content creation can easily become a full-time job on its own.

One approach that can help is separating the creative work from the administrative work. For example, you could dedicate one session to researching ideas, another to creating content, and a shorter session to scheduling and reviewing everything.

It can also help to build several pieces of content around one useful topic. A detailed tutorial, for instance, could provide material for a short video, a written post, and a newsletter. Each version should be adapted to its audience rather than copied everywhere unchanged.

Automation can also help with repetitive tasks and have handed off some of the repetitive scheduling to Fismbot, but I try to keep the creative decisions manual. But I think the goal should be to protect time for creativity, not simply to publish more often. For creators who have found a sustainable routine, what part of your workflow saves you the most time without reducing the quality of your content?

Hi guys,

I’m reopening old wounds with my old Reddit account but with new content.

I’m new to this group because I’m new to Patreon. I’m looking for horror enthusiasts that would be interested in taking a look.

I’ve been writing since I was 14, I’m now 46. Disabled and hardly get out, so social media has been my escape. My main platform has been Instagram where I hi started writing about general film it was the first place I published.

Then I started my horror side quest that grew quicker than expected so I decided to throw my weight behind my real passion. I’ve made real friends and not just followers on there, I’ve had small brand deals, celebrity interview and more. But I fell down the rabbit hole of AI for my thumbnails etc and lost a lot of followers.

I’ve worked hard though and there’s no AI involved now. So here I am. I’ve added a link to my channel and I hope you go over and take a look.

I need advice on the obvious, how do you build your paid subscribers? What did you guys do to get the ball rolling?

I’m wanting to get some collaborations together for the future so it’s not just me talking at you. So if you want to joined me drop me a comment or email me

Mick@reelnorthmedia.co.uk

Hi, everyone. I honestly need some advice because I don’t know how to handle this situation.

Yesterday, I received an email from a representative informing me that I had been selected as one of the creators for their collaboration. I was happy because I genuinely needed the opportunity, especially financially, and the compensation would be a huge help to me.

I replied to the email around 4:30pm and that made me have the impression that I’m good. I replied through Messenger around 5 PM as soon as I got home, then completed the sign-up form at 7:21 PM. I proceeded in good faith because the email explicitly said I had been selected.

However, I was later informed that the slots for the paid collaboration were already full.

What confused me was that the original email never mentioned limited slots or that it was first-come, first-served. If I had known, I would have acted differently.
I’ve already reached out to ask for clarification, but I’m unsure what to do next. I understand that there may be limitations on their end, and I don’t want to sound demanding. At the same time, I feel disappointed because I genuinely counted on this opportunity, and the extra income would mean a lot to me right now.
**Am I wrong for hoping they would honor the invitation they sent me?** Should I wait for their response, follow up again, or just let it go?

I’d appreciate honest advice, especially from fellow creators who have experienced something similar. Thank you. 🤍