 One thing I think that is important when you're talking about building up your TikTok content from the point of perspective of being a music artist, getting your fan base rather than you trying to be a TikTok influencer that a little bit more leeway to be random in your content. Because like there's content that you're making that's meant to go outside of your base and bringing new people in. So that's probably like your freestyle videos. That's like your super creative videos and stuff, right? But then there's some content where it's literally only meant to be entertaining to the people that care about you. So a talking habit of you talking about something I'm a super person of, I as a regular person who don't know you may not care about that, right? Unless the story or experience is particularly interesting or funny or something, but I as a fan of you 100% care. So your freestyle video may get $50,000 views whereas your talking habit may only get $5,000 views, but one is universally entertaining, the other isn't. So just kind of like keeping that in mind as you're building an audience out there and not getting super wrapped up and like, oh, this video of me just talking about basketball only got, you know what I'm saying, $2,000 views. It's like, well, what was your general, what was your purpose there at Ford to spray outside your channel and bring new people in? If so, then you got to reevaluate what about it wasn't universally appealing or something but if your point of it was just to like remind your fans that you care about sports, then you know, it reminds me really of like IG stories because I feel like when I do like talking yet on stories, like people that actually fuck with me, like whether it be friends or like fans that go the long way, they love that they're interactive, you know, they love that stuff. So it does make sense that if you post that, I never thought like taking, it's literally like just stories for, in essence, it could go viral. I've seen people get big deal off of just talking about something, telling a story about something that video goes viral and it's like, man, no, TikTok is interesting because of that. I mean, you know, and as a RSI, you get that same benefit. If you have interesting stories to tell, if you have, you know, other, other, other shit that you could talk about, you know, get a response out of people and go for it. Yeah, Corey, I'm just getting started on like basically trying to be a little bit more active on TikTok and Reels. And so I've seen a lot of people kind of suggest like, you know, what's like the, I guess you like a template of like how many times you post. So I've seen people say like, for like Reels, like Reels, TikTok is different than everything in just IG. Reels, if you're saying like trying to get five to six a week and then along with like a feed post, you know, like an actual feed post, like at least two a week, and then doing stories like five to 10 with something interactive in. Now, obviously I've been doing the stories thing and that's fine. But that's for people that's already following you, right? Have you experienced or can you validate or confirm you feel like that is an accurate type of template to follow with getting started? Yeah, I mean, I already feel about that. We usually tell people to try to get to at least four a week, you know, both of them. I mean, ideally it's as much as you, you know, as much as you want. But yeah, I think like somewhere in there like four to six a week is a good range to start on. Because that's like consistent. It's like, it's still consistent, you know, and you're still putting out. I mean, I look at six posts a week on Reels and you're still putting out more content and probably like 80%. Right, at least. So it's still a lot to some people, but then you know that is, but it's warming you up to where you can start to do a lot more. So in my opinion, like you're just getting started. That's what you should be more worried about is keeping yourself consistent rather than trying to do like a high volume, high volume output. So four to six seems to be pretty manageable for people. Okay. Okay. Do you, okay, so I have two follow up questions with that. If we're thinking, if I'm putting those out, right, do you say like, okay, if you're putting out like four to six, you know, it's like three of those need to be at least music based of some sort, right? Or do you think like the rest of them can kind of be, you know, whether it's your entertainment or or, you know, informative or whatever it is, right? Do you kind of have like a set an idea of like what, or at least what you'd recommend. And that's where I know there may not be like an exact like you need to do that to that. But do you, is there like at least a split that like, hey, a majority of this needs to be your music. The other thing can just be whatever you need to be. Yeah, I think that I think it ultimately comes down to how much of the, where are you lying is blurred with your other content, right? You're a music artist doing, let's say prank videos. And it can, it can, it can, it can be easy for the prank videos to supersede your music videos that people think of you as a prank, right? You talk about YouTube rather than the music art. So in that scenario, you will want to put out a high volume of music content to keep your mind people like, Oh, you know, these prank videos are cool, but I really do this music thing. Versus, you know, if, if, if majority of your audience already knows you as a music artist, and let's say that's the primary, you can kind of be a bit more focused on showing your personality and showing, and showing other stuff. So that part is super flexible. You know, I think that part like it can't really be quantified just about like, what's your audience with you there? But I mean, I would say, I don't think if we're talking about weekly, I don't think more than like 50% of your posts should be music related, because then you can, it just, I think you can, you run the risk of turning spammy, you know what I'm saying, really quickly. And less of your, you have like a new release or something like that, you know, or you have like this really unique way to keep it going, you know, let's say like you're not reposting a promo video you did, you're, you're duetting fan content or, you know, doing like this live performance. If it's like really creative ways to keep it going, I think you can get away with more. But honestly, I also just personally, I'm a big believer in that like a good majority of your content needs to be personality based and like just be showing parts of your personality, because like you do the equalest focus on getting out that as you are, you know, getting the music out there, because you need the, even if the music only brings in a hundred new people, you want those hundred people to feel like they can get to know you as fast as possible, right? That's the most important part. I was talking to this artist the other day, and he had the same question. He's like, I don't have a story, you know, he's like, I'm just, I make music that I know people like. And I was looking at his Instagram page, and then he started talking a little bit more about his project, and he says, well, I'm a hip hop artist, but I also play guitar, and I'm kind of trying to cross the two worlds and create this new sound. And I'm like, first of all, that's a super, super cool narrative that you could push. You'd be a hip hop artist that plays the guitar. And I went to his Instagram page in his TikTok, and his guitar isn't in any of his photos or videos. So I was like, that's one thing alone that you could push in your content, you know, that people will attach to. And that's not a story, you know, it's just something nice that is different, that makes him unique, that he's passionate about. So I said, you know, start implementing more of your guitar and your content and like, go post videos of you, like crossing the two worlds between hip hop and rock on TikTok, like you might just blow up because you're that hip hop guy that plays the guitar. And that's not like some drastic live story. It's just something that people can connect to, you know, and as an artist, like, there's two ways to blow up with or without money. Without money, like, you know, Biddle and Bird are having a lot of great work on TikTok. And they don't need to spend as much in ad dollars and stuff because they're getting traffic through these viral videos. But, you know, for an artist who might not have the capability of creating interesting narratives or storylines and stuff like that, that's where the ads come into play. If, you know, let's say you don't, you don't want to post two times a day on TikTok or whatever, you just can't catch or find a way to build a series of videos. Like, you know, Bird just explained his creativity and he's very good at that type of stuff. So it's Biddle. But Levi, that might just not be you. Like you might not be good at creating these story narratives, right? But there are other avenues and ways to get your music out there, you know, outside of these viral videos. Like, for example, we have this this client right now. And they're not on TikTok, but they have their ad campaign that's going really well. And his streams just are spiking crazy because he found this ad that's working for him. And he he doesn't care really to post on TikTok. And he doesn't he kind of lacks in like, having a narrative in a strong brand. But, you know, he's has such a powerful performing ad that kind of is just bringing in traffic for him. And he doesn't really have like a narrative or anything going for him. Like he's very talented. But it like Biddle said, it's not necessary. You know, if you find an audience that likes your music, and then at the same time, you just post interesting stuff, people are going to connect to you. Wow. What's up is brand man, Sean. And if you got value from this video, we got a ton of value to offer you in brand man network.com is completely free. The link is in the description if you want to talk with us directly or some of the people in our community in between videos. 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