#1059- The Literal WORST Mindset in Your Content Creation...

The WORST mindset killing your content creation (and how to fix it) 🚫 If you've been struggling to get views on your content lately, you might be tempted to blame the algorithm or believe you've been "shadowbanned." But in this episode, I'm calling bullshit on that limiting belief.  The hard truth is, if your content isn't performing... it's because your content isn't GOOD enough. Period. It has nothing to do with Instagram secretly conspiring against you, and everything to do with the fact that you haven't evolved as a creator.  But here's the good news: anyone can learn to create content that stops the scroll and captures attention. It just takes studying what's already working, putting in the reps, and being willing to try new things until you crack the code.  So if you're ready to take radical responsibility for your content and commit to the process of becoming a world-class creator, this episode will show you how. Let's f****** go. 🔥 Top Quotes: "If you have low views, it's because your content isn't engaging, your content isn't shareable, your content isn't likeable. People are scrolling away from your video because when you post a video, this is exactly what happens." (6:43) "Get consistent first, then get good. So many of you guys are like, afraid of putting out shitty content, so you never even post in the first place. When you get consistent and you're posting every day, five days a week, you'll get to a point where you're frustrated about the fact that your content isn't performing well." (11:42) "One video can change your business forever. One short form video, that's all it takes. If you have one video that goes viral, gets 10,000, 50,000, 100,000 views... that one video can gain you 3 to 5,000 new followers of your ideal customer." (12:34) ____ For more information on working with me fill out this application: http://bit.ly/BuildYourOnlineFitnessBiz —— LET'S CONNECT: YouTube | @therealbrianmark Instagram | @therealbrianmark Facebook | Brian Mark