10/02/2026
PSA: yes there are typos and grammatical errors. At least you know it’s human-made 😆 Going viral isn’t always the goal.
Unless you want to be a full-time content, creator going viral, isn’t always the answer
Going viral can be great for e-commerce businesses, content creators, and those who sell digital products online. Their post goes viral. They sell a ton of stuff. Makes sense.
If you are a local business with a brick and modern location, viral posts are likely not going to drive sales. But if you stay consistent with your online presence and your message, you’re creating brand awareness and trust.
I don’t even have 1300 followers and I have more work than I know what to do with. Honestly, why am I even making this post? I shouldn’t do 17 other things.
You don’t see me shaking ass on the Internet, do you? I can be kind of trend resistant. I don’t want to create content that doesn’t feel like me.
But I stayed busy because I reiterate the same thing over and over again, and it reaches the people who need to hear it.
When they’re ready to make a move, they know exactly where to go because they know who I am what I do and how I’m going to help them.
So if you feel like your social media isn’t “working” because you’re not going viral just know, but if you’re being authentic and consistent, it’s actually working very well.
