Yassar Naiemi

GM guys, had an amazing week at @met_ams 🇳🇱 Met a lot of great people that are like-minded and so smart. It was definitely an amazing experience Special shoutout to my @CyberKongz family, you guys have been so welcoming and nice. Hope to see everyone at the next meetup💪 #OOH

@0xcoconutt Im convinced some people actually cheat with this steps thing

to people that actually walk 10k steps everyday, do you have a job? do you work at all? 😭

@kashvii Well connected gets you places that well known can’t

being well connected is a bigger flex than being well known

Comfortzone is the scariest place for a person that is trying to be succesful. Leave it pronto.

@thomas_fahrer @BTC_wealth Imagine👀

Craziest chart in all of finance. Money Supply is exploding

@JoshuaBp2p @elliotrades Right mentality my friend!

@elliotrades not stopping until I win

Many many people quitting crypto right now That shit will never be me Dust yourself off and get the next W It's waiting for you SUPER CYCLE

Crypto traders doing taxes in 2025

@NFTLlama But have you been in the raffle ser? That hurt the most haha

@ScottAtlantis @SeverinJutte @ChartChampions One of the besttt🔥

You HAVE to peep my man @SeverinJutte, this guy is crushing the charts left and right. 🥊🍿 @ChartChampions

@NFTLlama Dobbb

Ready to get a hold of some @StormWarfare tokens? 💪 You can use $JAN - game studio token: 🪙 To stake for unique in-game benefits, APY pool and royalties access 🪙 To get access to special NFT Mints 🪙 For in-game purchases 🪙 In all future games launched by the studio IGO ➡️ tomorrow

@NFTLlama Crazy thing is that, getting rugged is normalized in the space

Bought a shitload of altcoins yesterday. Im still a big believer of crypto gaming coins. Seen a lot of projects show some good work. Genuine question? What is your opinion on crypto gaming? Have we seen all of it yet?🤔🤔

@ArtMcArty Still active! Never lefttt

@thebrettway Amazing recap!

This Man Can Make Anyone Go Viral If you’re looking for the secret sauce for going viral, this is as close as you’re going to get. In the last 10 months, Logan Forsyth got 2.1 billion views on social media. You’ve probably never heard of Logan… but you definitely know some of his clients. Logan helps his clients get hundreds of millions of views every month using short-form content. Think Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Snapchat. How does he get so many views? To reach those unfathomable numbers, Logan’s team (Media Scaling) posts more than 12,000 pieces of short-form content every month. When you post 12,000 times a month, you learn a thing or two about creating short-form content. In the WGMI podcast, Logan revealed 6 steps to get 100 million views in one month with short-form content. 1. Use proven hooks According to Logan, the first 3 seconds of the video are, by far, the most important thing to get right. After posting hundreds of thousands of short-form content, Logan has the data to see what hooks work every time. Here are just a few: - Strong opinion: I Love [insert type of people] - Strong statement: If you could [insert action], you could possibly [insert dream goal] - Celebrity hooks: [Celebrity] do you know [insert something that's not widely known - Calling out groups: Here's what some people don't realize about being [insert trait: "bald" "skinny" etc.] - List hooks: There are [Insert number] things you need to accept about [Insert topic] You can find more examples of proven hooks in our full article here. 2. Use trendy formats Certain types of video formats consistently perform well. New trends come and go, but right now these formats are crushing: - Reaction videos: A reaction video is a video of you watching other content. Pro tip: Find content that has already gone viral. Leverage the proven virality of a clip and add your own spin on it. - Podcast clips: Podcast clips are short clips taken from a long-form podcast. They have usually been edited to add captions, include animations, and delete any silences. - Keynote talks: In the same way you might chop up a podcast, you can chop up a keynote speech to create lots of valuable short-form content. 3. Horizontal scaling This is where we start playing on expert-mode. For every creator, Logan makes 5-10 more accounts on each platform with slightly different names. This is a big brain move with three significant benefits: - Volume: Post significantly higher volume of content for each client. - Data: Test what is working across a larger sample size. Better data = better results. - Social SEO: Instagram, TikTok and YouTube’s algorithms detect that someone enjoys content from (for example) Iman Gadzhi, and then shows content from Iman’s main account. 4. Volume or die “I’ve never seen a drop in growth if there’s more content, as long as the quality doesn’t drop”. This is your call to scale your content machine. Use these 2 strategies to increase your volume: Repurpose: Chop up clips from long-form content into lots of short-form content. Revamp: If a clip has gone viral, it’s likely to go viral again. Revamp the living daylights out of this clip. Change the captions, mix up the editing, and add split-screen content (you know, those GTA videos that take up half the screen?). The beauty of this is that you can revamp other people’s content that has already gone viral. 5. Don't get flagged as spam If you use the ‘Horizontal Scaling’ method (see section 3) to post ungodly amounts of content, you’ll need to take some precautions to avoid being flagged as spam. - 5 accounts per person: One person should only manage 5 accounts per platform. If you want more than 5 accounts, you’ll need to hire another social media manager. - Be social: On each of the accounts, make sure you are active. Watch content. Like it. Comment. Warm up the account: When you make an account, add a profile picture and bio. Save 3-4 posts to drafts. Then, after using the account to engage with other people's content for a few days, start posting. 6. Scale with a team Logan is in the big leagues. He can post 12,000 pieces of short-form content every month because he has a monster team. Here’s the workforce Logan conscripts for each client. - 5-8 video editors: To edit the videos. - A copywriter: To write the captions and tagged comments. - A data analyst: To see what is working. - A clips coordinator: To create a database of content bookmarked with topics and themes. - A virality engineer: To manage the process and ensure the content meets the agency's high standards. - A social media manager: To schedule and publish the content (and respond to comments). It’s a lot. But this shouldn’t scare or discourage you. This should fire you up. Getting hundreds of millions of views isn't about getting lucky. It's about making systems that allow you to consistently post a high volume of high-quality content. I need to know more... If you want to learn more about Logan's superpower for going viral (and how you can learn it too), check out the full podcast - youtube.com/watch?v=bTPHzS…

@NFTLlama I would argue brother. That at some point we knew who the ruggers and the griefers were. But we decided to play a game called "last to hold the hot potato loses". Shouldve put a stop to it back then. Although it showed us who the real ones are and who are only here for the $

@ScottAtlantis Keep killing it brother🔥

July is finished, my best month ever! +$48K in profits and added $100K to the funded portfolio. Time to harvest these profits in August and September! 💸🍂

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@outer2294 Sorry to hear bro!

@AUSTINWHIT3 Thank you my friend!

@CryptoHamon welcome to Ronin #OOH

FOLLOWING ALL KONGZ THAT ENGAGE WITH THIS TWEET 🦍 !OOH