Uncertainty and the unpredictable are the mortal enemies of viral content and are the most torturous. When creating content, there are two types of people: 1/ Those who rely on intuition; 2/ Those who rely on data. A skilled online person, with a keen sense of the internet, can meticulously craft one or two pieces of content and accurately predict how much traffic those pieces of content will garner. Pure data-driven users, on the other hand, would incorporate RPA into Lark's 100 most popular content, distribute it across 10 accounts, and then go for a coffee break. The next day, they'd write a report detailing the costs and customer acquisition figures. The person who created the content told me that if he didn't personally create content and experience the overwhelming flow of traffic, he would lose his ability to perceive users' inner emotions and become insecure. A data analyst told me that trending topics are constantly changing. Instead of meticulously creating original content, it's better to rely on testing and let user sentiment be reflected in the data; then we can just copy what's available. Whose advice should we listen to?
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