AI creators working with music, videos, images, and writing — beginners who need a clear plan, and experienced creators who want better conversion and consistency.

• Wins when: you teach, tell stories, document process, or package outcomes into searchable topics.
• Common failure: high-volume uploads with no narrative, no hook, no watch time.
• What to do weekly: 1 searchable video + 2 Shorts pulled from it.

• Wins when: you use keyword intent and send clicks to real destinations (blog, video, shop).
• Common failure: treating it like Instagram and pinning without search intent.
• What to do weekly: 5 pins that all point to 1 core asset.

• Wins when: you pair strong visuals with context, story, and interaction.
• Common failure: reposting TikToks without editing or captions.
• What to do weekly: 2 Reels + 1 carousel + reply to every comment.

• Wins when: you test hooks and formats, then move viewers to deeper content.
• Common failure: chasing every trend and burning out.
• What to do weekly: 3 short tests + double down on the winner.

• Wins when: you drive discussion and repeatable value inside a group.
• Common failure: posting promotions without engagement loops.
• What to do weekly: 1 discussion post + 1 clip/live + 1 value drop.

• Wins when: you publish opinions, workflows, and useful threads with proof.
• Common failure: dropping links with no context and no interaction.
• What to do weekly: 2 threads + daily replies to targeted posts.

• Wins when: you contribute value first and post with community fit.
• Common failure: self-promo too early or ignoring subreddit rules.
• What to do weekly: comment 10× before you post 1×.

• Disclose realistic synthetic media. If it looks like a real person, voice, or event, disclose it.
• Avoid impersonation. Don’t clone public figures or simulate real events.
• Add human value. Commentary, teaching, story, or clear creative direction.
• Document your process. Keep drafts, prompts, edits, and version notes.
• Prioritize quality. Low-effort content loses reach. Quality compounds.

People discover music fast, but commit slowly. Short clips spark interest. Long content and community build loyalty.

Common mistake: trying to monetize directly from viral clips without building trust or a destination.

Visual inspiration leads to impulse clicks and purchases when the offer is clear.

Common mistake: relying on likes with no click destination.

Video audiences binge and reward consistency. Long-form is where income becomes stable.

Common mistake: only posting short clips with no long-form destination.

Writing audiences seek depth and solutions. Owned content converts well when it’s practical.

Common mistake: posting only on social without building owned content.

Hybrid audiences follow the creator, not just the content. Bundles and memberships usually outperform single-offer monetization.

Common mistake: monetizing each content type separately instead of building one unified brand pathway.

1. Core: one long-form video or one “pillar” post.
2. Shorts: 2–3 clips for TikTok/IG.
3. Pins: 5 pins that point back to the core asset.
4. Authority: 1 thread explaining the lesson.
5. Community: 1 post that sparks discussion.