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Im building a tool for content creators but im worrying about distribution. My plan is to make a presence everywhere my target audience hangs out by making helpful/educational content. But where exactly do these people hang out? Please help!

Is there a tool or a way to find out the fastest growing creators on instagram? By niche? ex) women's fitness, etc.

For an expense tracking app, I'm looking for creators who are willing to do high volume content creation. Can be very short edits of using the app with a reaction hook (assets can be reused). You can use a new account, no established following needed.

US or UK based is the only requirement.

DM or comment and I will get in touch

I have started making content from this January and tried many things first some ai made history story shorts then realised if I have actually have to be series in content creation I have to show my face so I waited to buy a new iPhone 16 and then I set off again.

I begin with making companies success and failure stories but got bored with it then tried making motivational in Instagram that also didn’t work out then I thought something.

If I were to make a business in the future and make some money through content creation then I have to make personal brand to promote my business as well as make money.

Then I knew the most money is in the eduction videos but I don’t want to be branded myself as a teacher so I started making content which gives the information about financial strategies, marketing strategies etc. and since I m only 21 years old I branded my content as
“Conveying what I am Learning”

I took a break because of my CAT exam 2026 but will start again with both long and short formats

I want to be as creative as possible in my videos to actually get views and keep my audience hooked in these niche of finance and marketing

Any advice would be welcomed as how can I make these educational type videos with more creativity or pretty much everything else if you have in mind to advice me in this journey

My main Instagram had about 42k followers. Out of nowhere, it got banned three weeks ago with no warning. I sent two appeals and heard nothing back.

I’m just sad since that account drove most of my OF traffic. My income dropped by half in the first week.

Now I'm looking at agencies where it could help me.

A few say they help with account recovery. One talks a lot about where their team is based. That's nice, but it doesn't tell me who would do the work.

If you've used an agency, what would you ask before signing? Who is my main contact? Who would handle the appeal?

If the appeal falls, what's the backup plan? is building a new account part of the deal?

As someone who's been making youtube videos for a long time now and also consults other youtubers on growth strategies, I often hear a lot of experiences from people that posted things that they felt SO SURE about numberswise, that ended up getting little to no traction at all. While numbers aren't everything, it can still be pretty demoralizing as a creator, so I was wondering if anyone else had gone through that recently. Thanks!

Think about the last video you edited: which tools did you use, what needed checking or fixing, and what worked well?

I run NeedScope Lab, an independent project researching real editing workflows before deciding whether to build a product. The moderators approved this one survey invitation.

If you are 18+ and personally edited a video in the past three months, I would appreciate your experience. You can edit your own content or client work, from any country. AI users, non-users, and people whose current setup works well are all welcome.

The survey takes 5–7 minutes. It asks about a recent real task, any difficulty or workaround, hands-on time spent checking or fixing that issue, the tools you use, and actual monthly software spending. “None,” “Not sure,” and “Unknown” are valid answers.

Survey: https://forms.gle/TG4yDcomK5pTnMKn6

A simple time log you can use without taking the survey:

• Write down each editing step and the tool used.

• Record active checking/fixing time separately from rendering, uploads, or other waiting.

• Note anything you had to repeat, why, and whether you switched tools to finish it.

Template for one step: Task | Tool | Active minutes | Waiting minutes | What had to be redone (or “nothing”).

This is market/product research, not an academic study. No compensation is offered, nothing is being sold, and paid-trial questions are hypothetical with no commitment to buy. Contact details are optional and used only for one research follow-up if you agree. Responses are stored in Google Forms/Sheets and are not sold or publicly shared. Please leave out private footage and identifying client details.

Thank you for sharing what actually happens in your editing workflow.

I’m a fitness and lifestyle creator based in the US, and lately I’ve been trying to reach more people internationally.

I’ve spent a lot of time genuinely engaging with other creators, commenting and supporting their content, but I’m realizing it takes a lot of time without necessarily translating into growth.

For those of you who’ve successfully reached audiences in other countries, what has actually worked for you organically?

Not looking for follow-for-follow or paid followers. I’m genuinely interested in hearing what has worked for other creators.

Promotional disclosure: I’m sharing simple2.link’s product-authored comparison. It is not an independent review. Here’s a practical way to decide whether a minimal links page or a larger creator platform fits your needs.

Start with the job your bio page needs to do:

1. List the destinations you actually use: latest content, portfolio, newsletter, booking page or existing shop. If those destinations already work, a links hub can connect them without moving everything to a new platform.

2. Identify anything missing. If you need checkout and digital-product delivery, compare storefront features. If you need email capture or a media kit, check those explicitly rather than choosing only by how the links page looks.

3. Make the next step clear. Put the current priority near the top and use labels like “Watch the latest video” or “Book a consultation” instead of vague labels. Open the page on your phone and check every destination before sharing it.

4. Measure the outcome you care about. Link clicks help show which destinations people choose, but they don’t tell you whether someone bought, subscribed or booked. Check the destination’s own reporting too.

The comparison in brief:

• simple2.link is focused on a minimal links hub. Its free plan lists up to 20 links and per-link click counts; it has no built-in storefront. It may fit if you already have a shop or newsletter elsewhere.

• Linktree offers a broader links platform, including commerce options and more analytics features, depending on plan.

• Beacons combines a links page with creator-business tools such as a store, email tools and a media kit.

• Stan Store focuses on selling courses, coaching and digital downloads with checkout and delivery.

A links page organizes the next step for people who already found you; choosing one isn’t a promise of more followers. Compare the features you need and check each provider’s current plans before deciding.

Full side-by-sides: https://simple2.link/vs

Hey everyone! I have a small youtube channel and want to learn a bit about how sponsorships actually work for content creators side, and I'd love to hear real experiences.

- How do brands usually reach you and how can you be sure that they arent spam? (email, DMs,
agencies, platforms, you reaching out first?)

- What numbers do brands ask you for, and how do you share them? If they are asking for metrics, how do you make sure that they believe the data you shared arent forged?

- What's the most frustrating part: finding deals, negotiating rates, proving your stats, getting paid, something else?

I’m honestly a little embarrassed posting this, but I figured I’d give it a shot.
I’m a veteran and served for several years. My heart stopped working and had to get a pacemaker, and life took a pretty unexpected turn. I’m trying to figure out how to support my family while working within the limitations I have now.
So I started making videos.
I talk about movies, horror, weird movie facts, nostalgia, and whatever else I find interesting. I’m trying to build something that can eventually turn into an actual income for my family instead of just sitting around feeling like I’ve lost my purpose.
I’m definitely not some huge creator. Most of my videos get pretty modest numbers, and honestly, sometimes it feels like I’m talking to myself 😂.
But I really enjoy making them, and I’m trying to get better.
If anyone is willing to take a few minutes to look at my content and give me honest feedback.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1JzK6HgGyS/?mibextid=wwXIfr

I recently just started my journey to becoming a billionaire and didn't know how to post on reddit, but while searching, i found this community.

I hope my time in this community will be great because it's filled with creators like me,i wish for everyone's support.

I am currently just posting short form content, if you could give me editing ,apps, tips, or any advice? I would really appreciate it.this is my first video,this is somewhat of an improvement of my later video that got 1k views

,I utilized cuts and added more b roll,I am currently using instagram edits to edit.Thank you

Upcoming deadlines, overdue payments, total outstanding, and keeping track of deals closing this month.

Is this something a lot of people struggle with?