Hey what’s up guys! I recently finished the digital emulation module and had a couple questions: 1. If I make a reel in Edits and bake the music into the video, then cross-post it to YouTube and TikTok, do I still need to upload it using TikTok’s or YouTube’s music library? 1. I’m at that messy beginning stage and trying to track multiple channels feels ambitious, but I can also see the benefit of doing the heavy lifting upfront. How did you handle this when starting out—one channel at a time, or growing across platforms from the beginning?

Ever since December I've committed to consistency, testing higher-quality content on a new account (@airapparently) vs my main account (@airapparentmusic). I've posted nearly every day and have managed to see some improvements/trends in different categories but follower growth is still pretty stalled. I've attached some analysis I did on each of these posts as well. https://www.instagram.com/airapparently/ Any ideas on how to get out of new account hell?

As I’m trying to build a brand, I’m experimenting with topics within my niche, especially on platforms like YouTube. I’ve heard that even when you stay within a niche, you can still confuse the algorithm—for example, if my channel is about science and I post about tech one day and biology the next. Supposedly, the algorithm won’t know which audience to send the content to. In your experience, would you say that’s true, or is the algorithm more flexible? As long as the topics relate to the niche, and the video is good, it will work?

Maybe the permissions aren't set in google drive for public view?

Hey Creatives! Tomorrow I’m hosting a content creation call where I’ll be answering any editing questions you’ve got. I know how busy life and work can get, so I wanted to check in with you all. Would it be helpful if I moved one of the content creation calls to a Saturday to better fit your schedules? I’ll drop a quick poll your vote really helps shape these calls around you