How to revive a flopping piece of content after you’ve posted it.

You know when you have a light bulb genius idea for a piece of content and you know what has potential to do so well and you record it and you're in the zone, everything is flowing, you watch it back, you're like, "Yes, that's laps, I'm so entertaining, this is so informative." Then you post it and it gets like 200 views. It's the most fucking annoying thing in the world. Is there anything you can do after you have posted that video to enhance the performance? The answer is yes, kind of. The first thing I highly recommend you do is you stay and pay attention to how that post is performing and when you get comments, you need to reply to them immediately. And reply in a way that keeps the conversation going and there's a few reasons for this. If people are leaving comments and they include keywords to do with the topic of your video, this better helps the algorithm categorize your content and serve it to more of the right people so it can actually help the future performance. And if you respond quickly, you're probably going to bring those people back to the post to see how you reply to their comment and that's going to increase your rewatch rate which again really helps get your content pushed out. But also when people are viewing your video and they see a number of comments, they tend to go and look at what the comments say so that can help any new viewers increase their watch time on your post thus further enhancing the performance of the video. Basically comments are really important. The other thing you can do is post your content to your stories. Right, this is not a magic pill the way people make it same. Your stories are primarily seen by your existing followers and I don't really recommend that you just use your stories as a way to post your feed posts like post your existing content because you're going to bore your followers and that's going to reduce the watch rate of your stories overall. But if you have a post that you know has potential to do really well, share it to your stories so your followers can see it. If it is a good piece of content and if they watch it, it may get pushed out further. And the most effective thing to do is just make more content like that. If you know the idea was good, make another video, keep the idea the same but maybe test a different hook, a different angle, a different format, a different style of video and do lots of content, maybe five new videos all on that one topic. When you saturate a topic, you tell the algorithm this is what I post about so it gets a bit more precise at getting your content to the right people and you also just don't know what angle is going to land with people so it allows you to test. There is a technique that I teach in the content club which is my course and community for content creators. It's called content clustering and it's this idea of topic saturation and it's one of the most effective growth techniques that you can use especially as a small content creator. So all hope is not lost once you posted your video on that flops. There are a couple of things you can do that can help.