how to find viral content formats that actually work

0:00I'm the deem I'm 19. I got from 0 to 10k MR. I got that purely by posting content myself on three accounts and unfortunately all three are banned. Just recently we crossed over 80,000 users. There's one thing you need to learn about UGC marketing. Go copy what works. You can copy, you can steal in UGC. That's like normal. By the way, we had a creator that did not go viral at all for like the first like 3 weeks. just double down on this one thing cuz it crossed like 10k views and the next like five videos there was like 100,000 300,000 400,000 and then you cross like 1.5

0:31million views like on Facebook. Let me start the top for everybody guys if you take 7 days to warm up your account I'm sorry you're going to fail. How do you make sure that you're not stuck in like 200 view jail?

0:48Um, thank you so much for being here, Vadim. And um, I'm really looking forward to learning more about your story. So would love to hear more about you. Yeah. So, hi guys. I'm Vim. I'm 19. And within the past few months, I basically quit a startup job to go all in into this vibe coding thing. And just recently, we crossed like over 80,000 users on my software platform. And yeah, it's been an entire like fun journey so

1:11far. That's awesome. and would you mind telling us a little bit about your product and kind of how you got into building it? So basically my software it's vagola it's a AI video editing software where basically you can put like a raw input video like this and you can get a fully edited video like a toz overlays captions sounds all like that stuff and yeah this is basically what I'm building it first of all so can clip your video it can edit your video you can schedule add captions basically like an all-in-one content creation tool for creators and brands that's basically what I'm building that's that's awesome and um yeah no

1:48congrats on 80k users by the way. That's awesome. And um I'd love to know like you know like because right now I think my short form content kind of sucks. So um and I know you're really good at like you know just going viral and understanding cuz I see some of your posts on X. So I'd love to know like do you have like some kind of like formats that you turn to or like what do you think is like the best way for someone getting started out with short form to

2:13kind of go about it? Yeah. So, uh, funny enough, I don't see anybody talking this in the industry. So, if I just want to like show you guys like the most easiest way you can like grow your like account or your business, whatever from like zero to 10K MR is literally copying other people and

2:29posting UGC content every single day. So, step one, what I would do, I would literally go to Instagram and search up VMAX. Like, literally like search upax. They're like a top top like AI tech company that they're growing and they're like one of the biggest UGC campaigns at scale. So basically all I would go is go to Instagram, search up Viewmax, and this is literally like this while I'm scrolling down all these formats right here. This is all viral content formats that I can copy and iterate for my company and my brand and steal it. Like there's a whole big notion like, oh, you

3:00can't steal in and content, whatever. But like you have to realize like the entire UGC industry is basically people copying other creators and following these tech trends and these content trends because one day you're going to go viral and then one day there's going to be something new that goes viral. So what I would do, I would go search for Viewmax. I would go ahead and I'll just scroll down and I'll for example, okay,

3:20let's look at this video right here. Okay, Claude plus GTA 6 equals YouTube millions 2027. If I'm a creative person and I can think I'm okay, what is my brand? What can I attribute? Okay, maybe I have MCP server. Hey, Claude plus Vugola equals whatever XYZ amount of money a month. And that's like the hook. And then basically I basically copy this

3:40guy word for word. Copy what he's doing. I go to Claude, I show the connectors. And then over here when he goes add custom connector to Vuemax, I'm just going to be like, "Hey, add a custom connector to my software tool." And then basically that's how like you just copy these formats like pin perfectly and just post like three to six times every single day on Instagram and over time

3:59you will definitely go viral. Got it. Yeah. No, that's really insightful. I had no idea about this um account. So, like that's really cool that like you know people can have a library of stuff that works and then kind of refer to it. I I think like when a new founder is starting out, right? Like I think they have some kind of like notions about like what's going to work or what's going to be successful? What are some like roadblocks or kind of pitfalls that you know new founders do and waste a bunch of time in when they're getting started out with short

4:29form? Yes. So, the biggest time blocker that you can do as a founder is is think about everything else except short from content. If you're thinking, okay, if you just built an app, let me let me just like let me just break the noise here on Twitter. There's founders selling you founder to founder products, meaning they sell you, hey, let me market your thing on AEO, which basic means like, let me just get you on these search engines or or SEO, AEO, let me get you on Reddit. All this like blah

4:58blah blah nonsense. ignore everybody. And if there's one thing you need to learn is learn how to post short form content on Instagram. So that's like first that's like the first first like roadblock is like trying to ignore all the noise and all the all the distraction especially as a founder on Twitter cuz everybody on Twitter is trying to sell you it's I call like a F2F like app. It's basically founder to founder. There's like B2B, there's B TOC and then there's F to F. Like it's so annoying out there, you know? So that's the biggest that's number one roadblock like ignore all these people and just go

5:28and post UGC content yourself. Roadblock number two is overthinking what to post. Like do I make a new account? Do I use my personal account? Do I create a brand account? Like you just need to stop overthinking it and just simplify everything. Be okay. You can create a personal account. You can create a brand new UC account. It doesn't matter. What matters is actually you posting every

5:48single day and staying consistent. That's what matters. What I would do if you guys are if you guys still like wondering what to do, like just make a brand new UGC account. So your personal brand and your personal like UGC account, they're like two separate things cuz they're going to be two different audiences that you're going to attract and pull. So that's roadblock number two. Don't overthink it. Just go ahead and post. And roadblock number three is like, hey, what content formats do I need to do? Do do I need to come up with anything? Well, I just showed you

6:14guys like go ahead search up VMAX. literally search them up, copy their creators, their formats, and then you just got to be a little creative and be okay, how can I iterate and change this for my like app, my SAS, my whatever tool, and if you can be like, I guarantee you, you don't be the most creative person out there. You just copy what works and you just change it. And if you don't know what to change, just ask ChBT. Like, I'm being so upfront with you, you know? So yeah, those are like the top three biggest roadblocks I see with people like trying to market

6:41their app or like master short form content or just marketing in general to get their first users. Yeah. No, that's a great great tip. And also like when you were talking about like just not overthinking it. I think the first thing that comes to my mind is like you know just like warming up your accounts and stuff. Is that still something you should be doing? Like because I know people say you need to spend seven days just like watching content in your niche and kind of going

7:03from there. Okay, let me stir the pot. Let me stir the pot for everybody. Guys, if you take 7 days to warm up your account, I'm sorry. You're going to fail. You're you're going to fail. I don't care. I don't care if a UGC person told you. I don't care if like the whatever the founder of some UGC community or whatever. Like the thing to warm up accounts, that's like non-existent. What I do for my creators and what I tell them is like, "Hey, you onboard to our campaign." All they do and all they take is 2 to 3 days. That's it. And the warm-up process is not even so insane

7:34like search up this niche and only engage with these people and only like blah blah blah blah blah blah. All I do is like yo you just created a brand new account like show meta that you're a real person so go ahead maybe do a few posts like like content follow your favorite influencers. Just go ahead and engage and just instead of you do doom scrolling on your own account just doom scroll on these other accounts for two days. So day one they scroll for like I don't I don't give them a time slot. I just say just warm it up. So, I don't know, maybe 15 minutes to an hour on day

8:04one, and then on day two, they scroll for another 15 minutes and then they post on day two. So, literally, like my creators have a 2-day process, warm up. And so far, it's been working incredibly well. And if you're saying, "Yo, but I'm I'm not getting any views. I'm not doing this." Then you should have a content problem. Like, like realistically speaking, like it's just a content problem. Yes, I know TikTok might not give you views like zero views, zero views. That's a Okay, that's unlucky. But it does not matter if you warm up your account for 7 days or 14 days. If you run into the same

8:33issue, you're just wasting time at the end of the day. Like I don't I don't have I don't have 2 weeks to wait and find out if this proper warmed up account will fail. I just do it in two days and then I figure out, oh, boom, okay, didn't fail. Let's try a new account rather than spending two weeks and the the creator only posted their first like five pieces of content and then it flops. you just wasted 14 days of your precious time. Like it doesn't make sense to me. So I would say at 2 to 3 days again simplify everything and your

9:03creator should be chilling. Got it. Yeah. No, that's really good to hear because I've definitely been there where I, you know, wait for 7 days and then Yeah, I think this is more like a good segue into what you mentioned just now about like, you know, if you're posting and you're not, you know, doing well, then you have a content problem, right? So how do you know when you have a content problem? And low key, I'm just going to ask this advice for myself too because like I've been doing like clipping for like based on these podcast episodes and they haven't been doing well. So like how do you think of like

9:32you know hooks and kind of like how do you create good content like I guess do you try different things and copy like other people's good content or Yeah, makes sense. So yeah, it's two different things. So like I'll go into two into both of like personal branding content and then I'll go into UGC content. for UGC content. It's very, very simple. You just copy what works already. So again, guys, I'm be super repetitive in this podcast. If you're watching this, if there's one thing you need to learn about UGC marketing, go copy what works. I don't care. Ignore everything else I say. Just do that one

10:04thing. So for UC content, go ahead and copy what works. So ViewMax, go copy their creators. It's one of the biggest UGC campaigns I've ever seen. They're they're their creators are going viral. They're getting probably hundreds of millions of views every single month. So you see content very simple just copy what works already for personal branding content I heard this one thing is very like you're everything depends on the hook everything depends on the hook there's like called hooks and having loops and and like open-ended loops basically like one example I would say is like like I was scrolling I'm pretty sure you probably experienced this as

10:38well you're scrolling and like the hook might be here's like the top five uh okay let's say craziest ways to make money online and then or like no the top one thing to make money line and then they never say what the top one thing is until the very very end and you basically catch yourself like dude you're like waiting like dude like yo say it say it say it and that's he's just basically like keeping you like his retention is so good cuz you're like watching the whole video thinking he's going to say the one thing but he only says at the very end. So for personal

11:06branding content a your hook has to be really good but also you have to like it's a bunch of psychology stuff. So like like using words like but and so never use the words like and. So like you you want to think a good hook. For example, what would be a good hook? Uh I saw this one real. I forgot like what creator said this, but basically like instead of saying like like uh rich people protect their investments and it was about some Hermes bag or Hermes bag. Uh the hook would be like this $20 piece could potentially save you $20,000 on your Hermes bag. And if you just hear both of

11:38those hooks, like which one will like hook you more? It's like rich like if you're a rich person that wants to save money in a Hermes bag like doxyz or it's like this small $20 piece can potentially save you $20,000 if you own a Hermes bag. If I own a Hermes bag, which I'm a guy, I don't. All right, but

11:56basically like that's going to hook me. So a your hook needs to be like it it needs to incite and invoke an emotion out of your viewer for personal branding content. So like it can't like the viewer can't listen to your hook and be like duh. And also like the space is so saturated like like again like even for my videos I I'm still trying to like learn it. But like if I say I'm 19 years old and I quit my job and I'm going to build a startup. Well the people like dude I've heard the thousand other people say the same exact thing. I don't

12:24really care about you. But if I say something like I'm 19 like and I just spent and I just spent $30,000 in marketing on my app for the last 30 days and here's what it got me. They're like oh there's let me see what this guy's talking about. It's like it's it's more personalized and there's more info and detail to actually hook people. So like for your content it would be like it's it's harder in the podcasting uh space but like yeah the hooks have to like incite an emotion and it's really more for like talking head videos like when

12:53you I like place my phone and record. Podcasting is like a whole different like beast in itself. So I can't really comment on that but yeah for personal brand content and you just see content that's like the two pillars of how you can like master it and go viral. Yeah. I know this is really insightful and also like you know if you're building a product right and you're trying to like plug in your product um so when is like the best time in the video to like do a CTA or kind of plug

13:17in your product discreetly. Yeah. So uh this is about UGC content. Yeah. Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. So with UGC content there's three pillars that you always want to have. You want to have a hook, then you want to have a demo and then you want CTA. Your CTA should always be in the end. So

13:33Vim, what do I mean? like three pillars. Oh my goodness. Okay, let me break it down for you. Actually, let me share my screen and we'll break it down together on on literally on guess what on Vmax, guys. We're literally going to like if the founder is watching this video, he's probably like loving it. Okay, if I go ahead again, I go to

13:51Viewmax. Let's break down this video together. The hook a the hook is okay. YouTube millionaires in 2027 clock plus GTA 6. If I'm a person that wants to make money online, I'm like, "Oh my goodness." Like, "I want to make money online." So, it does that hook. That's That was the hook. If you guys missed it, that was literally the hook right there. I click on it. It's this text overlay hook and him saying it. So, his saying his verbal hook is GTA 6 about make a ton of millionaires. And if you want a piece of the pie, do this. If I'm trying to make money online and GTA 6 is very popular,

14:24everybody knows what GT6 is. I'm hooked. That's step one. That's the hook. Now, look what he does after the hook. He says, "Go to Claude. Go click on customize. Click on connectors." This is the demo part. So, he's basically showcasing Vuemax's MCP server that you can use inside of Claude to create GTA 6 content. So, again, hook and then he has a demo. So, he actually shows you how to do it. So, the person watching it, they're like, "Okay, I want to make money with GTA 6 content." Boom. Right away, you tell them and start showing them how they can make money with as the demo part. So like if the your hook and

14:59your demo need to align and they need to be connected. If you say one thing in the hook but then your demo is completely something different or again if you if your hook is like one thing and your demo is completely different that's when your viewer will obviously not watch your video cuz they're like dude what the heck like you're not

15:14teaching me anything about this thing. So you got to make sure that you're hook and your demo align. And now if we just wait uh once he finishes his video. So still doing the demo part. Your demo part is going to be the longest part of your video. And then boom. So yeah, now he goes back to talking head video. So you can get payouts like this. And he says, "If you want a step-by-step guide, just comment claude." Boom. Now that's your CTA. So again, hook, demo, CTA, three pillars. And again, that's like the most easiest way to go viral on UGC

15:45content and short form for UGC. Got it. Yeah. And I think like you know similar kind of content I've seen like when people have like that shocked reaction face and then they kind of do the demo. So essentially the hook is the short like you know shock reaction and then you go into the demo that's longer. So that's really good that we were able

16:03to walk through an example here as well. So um I guess kind of going back to what you mentioned about like you know just taking a viral format like and you said about like um kind of making it yourself and asking Chad GBT to kind of you know put a twist to it. Um, how do you usually like do you have a system for that or like do you do you kind of how

16:22do you plan your content essentially? Yeah. So for me the way it works I was like okay guys I'm just got to say like you have to be creative and in the era of AI how we rely on AI for a bunch of things maybe don't even go to chatbt literally like just think just like let's just think for a moment. So on that video that I showed again like how do I brainstorm and come up with UGC

16:44content that I give for my creators? Well, one thing is like, okay, I first thing is like you look for a viral format. Okay, you find a viral format and then like I don't know how to explain it. You just have to be creative and you just got to think about okay, where can I plug in my tool and substitute where they talk about their tool? For example, Vmax, they talk about like, hey, you can make money with AI video generation and that's how you make like AI faceless YouTube channels and then that's how you make money on YouTube. That's like their uh UGC playbook. me if I think creatively and I

17:15brainstorm. Okay, well my tool is a video editing tool. We can do clipping. Okay, well maybe instead of instead of them saying AI video generation, I could say the same exact script, but be like I you can make money by clipping content, posting on YouTube and using YouTube monetization to make money. So just like that, I like I put like two and two together. It might take you a little bit of time or if you're like on the creative end like it it can probably click to you right away, but like don't be discouraged. Like it just like takes some time. I need to like think and

17:43brainstorm and like actually ponder about it. Like for me it's like yeah, okay, boom. I just substitute the parts where they talk about their tool. I add in my tool. Okay, now I know exactly where it aligns and then just put two and two together and it just works out. So like that's what I would just say. You just got to be creative and you

17:57really have to like take time into this. Like for example, for me, I take an hour out of my day every day to go ahead and like look on Instagram and find new content formats I can give to my creators. So it's like dedicate one hour of pure focus to ponder and think and brainstorm about content formats that you can post yourself or if you have a UGC army to give those scripts and

18:17formats to your creators. Got it. And like I guess like with your um kind of process of like going and finding viral formats, right? Like how do you distinguish something is worth copying versus something that's like you may not be as good like when you're going through your list to see what you should give your creators? Yeah. So, uh, what what you want to give to your creators is you you don't want to give them just one script cuz it's the the most viral script out of all the scripts. Like, if I pull up my doc, which I won't cuz it's some genuine sauce. Sorry guys, I'm gatekeeping. But

18:50basically, it's like I have a dog and I update that doc with weekly scripts every every day almost. I just update it. And like in our script, we have like eight different or no, I think it's 10 different formats right now. Basically, 10 different scripts of 10 different viral videos. And how do I know what video to give to my creators? Well, I just go to again VMAX, look at their creators, and realistically speaking, it's like whichever video that popped off, let's say like let's say they got 30,000 comments, like 3.3 million viewed video, stuff like that. I'm like, "Okay, let me let me try that out." And the

19:25more you look at V-Max's like creators and like these, okay, I'm stop picking on them, but like other tech companies out there, you're going to notice that like, oh my goodness, like a companies doing the same exact format, B companies doing it, C D E FG, like five of these different companies are posting the same exact video if if they're like adjacent competitors to me, cuz they are adjacent competitors to me. So I can see like, dude, all my competitors are posting the same exact format and all their and all

19:50their creators are going viral with it. So like why would I not try the same things that thing and ride again ride that content trend wave until it gets saturated and then there's a new content format that explodes cuz everybody in the industry copies each other like get this out of your mind like you can copy you can steal in UGC that's like normal by the way okay don't feel bad it's not unethical it's just the norm it's the standard everybody copies each other everybody goes viral with each other and then there's a new format boom everybody in their mama is like posting that same exact content, you know. So, yeah,

20:23that's what I would do. Yeah. Know, that's great. And I I think I'm glad you called out like not being like, you know, worried about like stealing a format or whatever and as long as you make it your own and stuff because I think a lot of people they have that kind of fear of like taking like someone else's format, but I think you just have to double down on what works and then kind of stick to it until it kind of dies down. So, um I guess like just kind of leading to um how do you know like when something is not working anymore? Like is there any

20:54obvious like signs you can look for in metrics for example that you should kind of look at in order to realize like you know you should move on to some other kind of format or anything? Yeah. So the way I do with my uh UGC creators which guys this is gonna be some absolute absolute sauce by the way. Okay. Like this is completely free. Um, so whenever I give them a format, I'm like, "Hey guys, out of the 10 formats," I'm like, "Hey, for the next three days,

21:18everybody only posts this format. Everybody only posts this format." And now think about it. If you have a campaign of like, let's say, 30 creators, all of them post the same exact format across Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook, two times a day, they change it just a little bit. The sound, the audio, whatever. Like, that's so much data that that you're getting. That's like 60 posts times like three. That's like 180 posts going out every day or like for three days. I I don't know the math. But like that's so much data I can get. So like if we don't go viral within that like if we don't go like if we

21:49don't get like a banger video, which a banger video to me is like if it crosses over 10k views, that's what I count as a banger cuz that that shows that there's something there and that you want to double down on it. So like for example, we had a creator that did not go viral at all for like the first like 3 weeks and then if this guy he found like one viral format through this process again like all of our creators are going on it and only this creator got viral out of that 3-day like trial period and I'm like okay guys. So I I text him like

22:17privately, hey, don't follow our other formats. Just double down on this one thing cuz it crossed like 10k views. And the next like five videos, it was like 100,000, 300,000, 400,000. And then you cross like 1.5 million views like on Facebook. And then so like what you want to do is like have like a 3-day trial. All your creators post the same exact format and then you just want to privately message and DM the creators that like got like those winning potential winners and you just tell

22:40them, "Hey, double down on that format. don't listen to me in the main Discord channel saying, "Hey guys, follow this next like format to like for the next trial period." And basically, you're that way you're going to have creators that get like some winning formats and they're going to be doubling down on like those single formats on their own account while you have other people

22:57testing other formats in the same time. So like hopefully that makes sense, but like that's like the whole like logistics of it. Yeah. No, that's that's awesome. And I think it's kind of like a good reminder that you need to be like experimenting all the time. I wanted to ask you like when you first started building out the product, right? Like did you start hiring creators like immediately or did you do most of the marketing yourself initially and then you kind of led to hiring creators to kind of expand on

23:22stuff that worked for you? Yes. So let me give you guys the playbook as well. Uh so yeah, I got from zero to 10K MR is like the first like pin post on my Twitter. I got that purely by posting content myself on on three accounts. It was three accounts and unfortunately all three are banned. I wish I could show you guys. I tr I truly like I wish I could show you, but basically I had an account that had like 12,000 followers on Instagram. It like blew up. I was averaging like 3 mil views like every single month. Um and yeah, that's what got me to my first

23:53like 10K a month. It was like posting content myself. What I would advise for a new founder is go ahead run the same exact playbook I demonstrated in this podcast. Post content yourself three to six times every single day. It's hard. Yes, entrepreneurship is supposed to be hard. Don't be surprised that it might take you two to three hours or one to two hours posting three to six times a day. Like, it's just the norm. Like, do you want to make it or do you not want to make it? Okay, so now we got that out of the way. You should only tap into UGC marketing, hiring creators

24:25if you have like a 5,000 if you have $5,000 to spend on like your first month of marketing. If you don't have like $5,000 cash liquid, you should not tap into hiring UGC creators cuz UGC creator like you're going to be unprofitable until you find content market fit. VM, what do you mean by content market fit? It means like you're going to you're you guys are going to have to test so much creatives and angles and hooks until you find the viral winner for your brand, for your company, and then everybody spams that winner. But until then, you're probably going to have a bunch of flops and you're going to be

24:58unprofitable. you're going to be paying these creators, let's say 800, a,000 bucks a month, five creators, none of them go viral in the first month, you're down five grand, you know? So, you should only tap into UGC marketing and hiring UGC creators when you have like $5,000. Like, you're okay with like losing it. You're okay with not like clinching to it. You're like like, "Hey, $5,000. I'm going to give my courage the best format. I'm going to try and make them go as viral as possible." But if they don't go viral, that's completely fine cuz I know in the in the long run, like maybe month two, we find it and we

25:28explode. But until then, just post content yourself. If if you have a co-founder, if you have like a team of like, I don't know, three people, three founders, all three of you guys should be posting content. Think about the amount of volume you can post like yourself. If I was posting as a solo founder across three accounts and across those three accounts, say I was posting two times every day, that's six pieces of content I'm posting every single day across three accounts. So, at the end of the day, it's all a volume game. And don't Yeah. Don't tap into hiring creators until you have like again five

25:58to like $10,000, but $5,000 is a really good place to start. Yeah. No, that's that's great. And I think like, you know, starting with content yourself is probably the best move, but um I wanted to end with this question because I think a lot of people they get like discouraged or kind of like, you know, they don't see results immediately. And I guess like when you're starting to post content like suppose you post six pieces of content a day like how do you like make sure that like you know you're not stuck in like 200 view jail or whatever like is there any metrics that we should be looking

26:31at? Uh metrics wise guys I'll be completely honest when I was running my uh my own UG account I did not care. I I did not look at like my retention. I did not look at my likes my Oh my goodness this video got like five saves. Maybe I should post a video. Okay, let me just

26:47tell you on and end this note, guys. Okay, you might ask, Vim, how did you post three to six times every single day? What? Are you serious? Are you making am I recording videos of myself, six videos every single day? No. Okay, this is what I did. And I wish I could show you, but I just have to explain it and hopefully you guys can uh picture

27:05it. Basically, what I did is meta. There's there's a cheat code. Hopefully, this does not get patched. Basically, for your UGC video, it has to be like faceless, meaning you're not posting talking head videos. You're posting the reaction video and you have a demo, the name of a CTA. For those videos, all you have to do is change your hook and the audio and then some of the captions like

27:30the text hooks uh in between the video. That's all you have to do. Your demo and your CTA part, they can say the completely the same thing. So again, the demo CTA stays ex exactly the same across six videos. The only thing I'm changing is my hook and the sound, the soundtrack and the audio. And Meadow does not catch that at all. So if you if you if you were to look at my Instagram before it got banned, like it would literally be like almost the same exact code, but it be like different settings, maybe a different caption, and it's a different audio. But every single demo

28:00and every single CTA throughout all six videos are completely the same, like word for word. So like like you but what do you mean? Hey, go ahead. Be like like looking like, "Oh my goodness." Like whatever. Like that kind of grouching a video, change the text hook, change your audio, keep your demo part, keep your CT part, and now you can spam that format and Meta will now like suppress your content. And if they do suppress it, cuz I I always post a trial reels, like you'll get like a in a notification like this trial re won't get reached because it looks too similar to like XYZ, then

28:34that just shows me, okay, maybe the hook is way too similar. So then I record a completely like different hook and then I post a trial reel and then boom it gets like 100,000 views, you know? So like again, don't post talking head videos. Your UGC video should be like reaction like reaction hook videos or like text hook like text hooks. That's

28:52it. You should not be like talking and creating six new videos every single day. So hopefully that makes sense. Um yeah. Yeah. No, this is this is really great and I'm glad like you know you were able to get like right to the point for some of this because I think a lot of people they have so much information out there on X and other places that they overthink a lot. So I think having like you know this episode where you're able to explain exactly how you did it is like a great way for people to not overthink and just post and see what works. So thank you so much Vadim and um

29:23yeah thank you for change your mind for having me.