Why do you recommend that solo creators limit themselves to two platforms?
Replied byCaleb Ralston
Founder & CEO at Ralston
Niche: Marketing
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Location: Bellingham, Washington, United States
Started: 2024
Trying to post on every platform immediately leads to burnout and poor quality. I advise solo creators to pick one primary and one secondary platform to start. If you have a team, you can expand to three primary and three secondary platforms. Focus on establishing consistency on a manageable scale first.
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