I’m diving into week seven of this digital strategy course, and wow, the conversations I’ve been having with other creators are hitting home harrrrrddd. We’re all caught in this space between wanting to grow our presence and feeling completely wiped by the constant pressure to show up online. Ring any bells?
It’s got me thinking about how wild our approach to digital strategy has been. We’ve all been chasing these metrics (hello, follower count obsession) and trying to keep up with this intense “post or die” mentality. But something’s shifting, and it’s about time.
Hey you!
I’ve been thinking about something lately that goes against everything most digital “gurus” preach: what if a smaller audience is actually your strategic advantage?
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