Summary of "The Easiest Way to Make Viral Content (For ANY Business)"

The video presents a comprehensive strategy for businesses to create viral content by focusing on building a single, effective content engine on one social platform rather than spreading efforts thin across many. The core idea is to select the right platform and content type combination that maximizes discoverability, audience fit, and conversion potential, ultimately driving exponential customer growth.

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Four-Step Methodology to Pick the Best Content Platform and Type:

  1. Understand all options:
    • Platforms: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Snapchat, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Threads, Substack, Spotify.
    • Content types: Short text, long text, short form video, medium form video, long form video podcast, audio podcast, static images, ephemeral stories.
    • Result: 31 possible platform-content combinations initially.
  2. Filter out low-discovery combos:
    • Exclude content types without algorithmic push to new viewers (static images, ephemeral stories, audio-only podcasts).
    • Exclude platforms with poor discoverability as primary channels (Substack, Spotify podcasts).
    • Narrow down to 22 viable platform-content combos.
  3. Identify the hero conversion type per platform:
    • Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook: Short form video (Reels, TikToks, Spotlight, Facebook Reels).
    • YouTube: Medium form videos (10-30 minutes) for best conversion; shorts grow subscribers but convert poorly; long-form podcasts grow slowly.
    • LinkedIn: Short form video or short form text (LinkedIn Shorts).
    • X and Threads: Short form text posts.
    • Focus on the content type that the platform’s algorithm favors most for growth and conversion.
  4. Audience platform fit and tiebreaker:
    • Choose the platform where the highest density of your target buyers spend time.
    • Use three methods to determine this: past customer data, direct customer surveys, and third-party research.
    • If multiple platforms are viable, use a scoring system based on:
      • Level of effort to create content
      • AI disruption potential (how soon AI could replicate content)
      • Customer lifetime value (LTV) on the platform
      • Conversion potential (ease of converting viewers to customers)
      • Content half-life (how long content remains relevant)
    • Generally, video content (short or medium form) is favored due to richness, resistance to AI disruption, and conversion potential.

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Seven-Step Process to Build the Content Engine:

  1. Research winning content formats: Identify creators succeeding with your target audience and reverse engineer their content.
  2. Reverse engineer successful patterns: Use proven formats as a baseline for your own content.
  3. Execute quality and quantity balance:
    • Initially, produce content at 7/10 quality.
    • For short form video: 5-7 pieces/week; medium form video: 1/week; short form text: 25-35/week.
    • After hitting quantity targets, improve quality to 9/10.
  4. Post consistently for 6 months at optimal quality and quantity.
  5. Engage with audience: Respond to comments and build relationships to increase engagement and brand loyalty.
  6. Automate lead capture: Use tools like ManyChat or Phantom Buster to funnel interested users into email lists or lead magnets.
  7. Use email marketing to sell: Email is the primary channel for converting leads into paying customers.

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