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Been running the same AI content system for a client for a few months now. Not every reel goes viral, most don't, but the ones that hit show what consistency actually does over time. 3 reels from the same account, different weeks One hit 5.2M views, 93.9% of that from people who'd never seen the account before. Another brought in 4 clients off a single reel, $25,800 total. A smaller one did 121K views and picked up 918 new followers. No editors, no script writers, just the system posting consistently and letting the ones that land actually land. Not every post is a home run. That's normal. But when you're consistent enough, the wins start showing up more often. If you're curious what this could look like for your own content, happy to walk you through it, drop a comment or DM me.