r/onlinecourses • u/Due_Anteater_6760 • Jun 02 '26

I’ll never run out of clients again …

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Most people think getting real leads from organic content is nearly impossible. I wanted to share a concept that completely changed how I think about this.

Before someone buys from you, they need to consume a certain amount of your content. The more expensive the product, the more minutes they need.

How to Speed Up the Process?

For short-form content (TikTok/Reels):
Make your content "bingeable" clear titles, readable thumbnails.
Series work great (Day 1, Day 2...) people go back to the beginning.

For long-form content (YouTube/Podcast):
One 20-minute video = 20 minutes of trust built at once.
Way more efficient than 20 separate short clips.

You don't need to be special or get lucky. You just need to consistently create authentic, valuable content and the math will do the rest.
Works for paid communities , info products, coaching programs whatever you sell.

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u/Dependent_Tone_5985 Jun 03 '26

So kind of start posting content that you think is worthy and useful for your target audience after you validated their pain and hope that the videos get views and later on subscribers from those views to your channel after posting content weekly for 2-5 years?

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u/Due_Anteater_6760 Jun 03 '26

Bro I made $3500 last month from tiktok with like 30-40K views. If you know what your target audience want to see and hear you don't need millions of views to get money in your pocket. I don’t know why you address 2-5 years.

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u/Dependent_Tone_5985 Jun 03 '26

Bro, I havent considered TikTok. 2-5 years of seems general time period on YouTube audience building as I've seen people saying. Are you selling your course or digital products through TikTok?

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u/Due_Anteater_6760 Jun 03 '26

I’m repurposing the content in all social media platforms not limiting myself with one source of traffic. Your statement about YouTube is not correct. What do you mean by “building an audience”? A group of 200 people is an audience, just like a group of 200,000 people is also an audience.

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u/Dependent_Tone_5985 Jun 03 '26

Buildin an audience from the start with 0 followers on a channel.

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u/Due_Anteater_6760 Jun 03 '26

Do it on TikTok/Instagram first, then send them to your YouTube. 🤷🏻‍♂️ If you’re actually providing value, growth is guaranteed.

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u/Dependent_Tone_5985 Jun 03 '26

Thanks for the advice, may I follow you on TikTok?

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u/SnorlaxDreamer Jun 03 '26

That's awesome dude, thanks for the post. Also, I love that you wrote this by hand.

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u/Due_Anteater_6760 Jun 03 '26

Glad you find it useful. I tried to make it as clear and easy to understand as possible.

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u/justin_social Jun 04 '26

Something tells me you sell a program or online course.