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How much time do you guys actually spend creating content?
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If I have a relatively free week, I can dedicate up to 20 hours to creating content. When I do put in those 20 hours, I’m usually working on material that will last for several weeks, especially when it comes to video production. On the other hand, if I’m focused on graphic design, I might spend anywhere from 10 to 20 hours in a week, and during that time, I can create a hundred or more designs.
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I feel you on spending tons of time on content creation; it can be a real time-eater. Personally, I spend about 10-15 hours a week with ideation taking the most time because getting that spark can be tricky. I try to batch tasks, especially writing and editing, to maximize efficiency. I’ve tried tools like Grammarly for quick edits and Canva for designing graphics, which seriously helps speed things up. For Reddit-specific content, Pulse Reddit monitoring’s AI-comment drafting has been a lifesaver; I find it more efficient than manually going through endless subreddit threads.
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Content creation is a lot you must be ready to dedicate a good amount of hours daily especially if you are just starting out and then one day you begin to see those views go up
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I’m slowly giving up.
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None but I would like to spend more!
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Well since I’m a social media and marketing manger on top of a creator I’d say literally 24 hours 😂😂😂😂
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Too much🙄🤷🏻♀️
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I just saw a post yesterday that said something like ‘born to make art. Forced to make content’. And that really struck me because that’s what 95% of everything is now…
I don’t care about most of what people make or post because it’s usually an ad of some sort, or trying to sell their course…
Reels also killed most creativity and everything is just a variation or copy/paste of some ‘trend’.
If someone starts a video filming themselves looking surprised with their mouth open or hand over their mouth (even for friends), I skip to the next one immediately. It’s just fake and so over the top – nobody ever does that in real life. I fell into the ‘hook’ briefly but it’s just annoying now.
Unfortunately I don’t do this full time – but am trying to do more travel photography/content to hopefully be more full time. I know all that crap with getting the hook and making people read/watch is part of it. But I also don’t want to just fall into that and do what everyone else is doing.
When I travel, whether or not I’m posting it, I’ll be taking photos most of the time. So I that way it’s quite a lot of time. Edits I try and do all over a few days after a trip if possible while it’s still fresh. Then posting stuff I just maybe plan a couple days and write stuff for it when posting it. Probably not ideal but I think batch editing/writing… I’d just lose interest quicker.
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Where are the content makers to teach in Australia?
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if I’m making videos for tiktok (that get cross posted to other SM mainly insta)
I do alot of point and shoot videos in cosplay, my cosplays don’t take long to get into can normally do 10/15 videos in about half an hour little longer if transition(s)
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Too long 😩🤪 lol. I think this is why I don’t always achieve the results I want but I’m getting better at being consistent again and I think that helps in general with always being seen by your audience.
So it seems like 40+ hours and I’ve used just about every type of time saving platform to help but it seems like the editing process is longer than content creation even with having my settings already set for the next video edit. Then there’s always something that goes wrong 😑 lol but I just move onto the next project and don’t let my drive stop!!
I love what I do and honestly, if i was working right now for someone else I’d just be miserable anyway; so I’m grateful for the opportunity to be able to create something and be present for my family as well 🙂
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A looot
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It takes no time at all.
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