All your favorite content creators are doing these things already, and you can do them too. These are the skills that separate the basic creators from the top-tier 1% ones.

There are three small things that your favorite content creators are doing that you're not doing, and you could be doing these things, so I'm going to tell you what they are so you can start doing them in the next video you post. The first thing is they're dropping bread crumbs. You know so much about your favorite creator, you know their dogs name, you know about their phobia of gase, you know what their dad did for a living growing up, and it's not because they sat down and divulged everything in one big story time video, it's because they're constantly dropping bread crumbs in everything they post. Para Social Relationships work kind of the same way that real life friendships do. You don't learn everything about somebody in one setting, you learn bit by bit, and that's what makes you feel closer over time. So start dropping one tiny personal detail in everything you post, it takes like three seconds, and it makes you somebody worth coming back to you. The second thing is they make the audience feel part of the content, belonging is one of our most basic human needs. So when you make your account feel like a community, following you feels like being a member of a club. There's simple ways you can do this, making sure you're responding to people, doing video replies to comments, making more of the content that your audience clearly likes, but also making your content interactive, asking people questions, asking for feedback, running polls, doing question boxes, and having in jokes and recurring language can help to you. The third thing is the big one, it's kind of harder to pull off, but your favorite content creators make you feel the same way every single time you watch one of their videos, even if they're talking about something different in every single post the way you fail after watching is usually the same. We have comfort TV shows that we go back to time and time again, and you have comfort creators for the same reason they give you a reliable emotional experience. So you can do this practically by having series or recurring formats, or just making your content feel really familiar all the time, but also by deciding what way you want your audience to fail after watching and making sure you're ending your videos all not know. There's a psychology thing called the peak and experience, and people tend to judge experiences by the peak, the big moment, and also by the ending. These are small things that really separate the top tier creators from the BSEC ones, and if you want to be one of the top tier ones, this is the stuff that I teach in the content club, which is my course on community for content creators. Over 13,000 creators have joined, and they're seeing results like this, people changing their lives with content. If you would like to be one of them, the link is in my bio.