why is nobody talking about this?

Why do figures like Andrew Tate, Iman Gadhi, and Luke Belmar have successfully built their personal brands?
Their content.
In today's landscape, content creation is king.
But it's not just about creating content; it's also about editing and distributing it across various channels.
Every piece of content is a billboard.
If you want to get your message across, you need to be able to have as many billboards as possible.
By consistently putting out content, you can establish a familiarity effect with your audience, gaining their trust and loyalty along the way.
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Andrew Tate became wealthy through his older business which was a Cam Girl site. He made a private group and slowly got other wealthy people to join it until the group gained a few hundred ppl. From there he wanted to get famous so he paid them or made them (idk tbh) to make like 10-20 TikTok’s a day per person. So imagine 300 ppl posting 10-20 clips of you a day… that’s like 3k vids a day, then once he blew up he got more ppl to join his course which catered towards his affiliate marketing section where ppl would make TikTok’s for free to promote him even more. That’s how he became the most googled man on earth a while back, but then TikTok banned him 😂

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exactly. He was using all this people to distribute massive amounts of content in different channels.

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How many videos from Andrew Tate have you watched today?

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