@dingyi: Took a closer look at how people in a certain community post. The frequency averages once an hour, half hour, or even every 5 minutes... Topics cover the whole universe—they post anything, no matter how unrelated. This strategy is like hookup culture: cast a wide net, in case some fool falls for it, or maybe one of the posts goes viral. And you know what? It actually works. A reposted video gets hundreds of thousands of views, more than your carefully crafted tutorials.

I took a closer look at how people in that community post — the frequency averages once an hour, every half hour, or even every five minutes… The topics cover everything under the sun, including content that’s completely irrelevant. This approach is like casual dating: cast a wide net, and maybe someone takes the bait, or maybe a post goes viral. And honestly, it works. A recycled video can pull in hundreds of thousands of views, outperforming a tutorial you painstakingly created.

But here’s the thing: your persona matters far more than traffic. You might think some stolen image or reposted video bringing in millions of views is a win, but you lose your persona. No one will remember you, and you won’t get a steady stream of commercial collaborations. Just think — when people mention AI bloggers, the names that come up are Baoyu, Guicang, and the like. It’s up to you to decide: do you want to become a leader in a vertical niche, or chase short-term gains?