Business School with Sharran Srivatsaa How to Beat the Rigged Social Media Game
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Apr 1, 2025 Social media is a rigged game, and the key to success lies in understanding its mechanics. Confidence often trumps accuracy, allowing influencers to make bold predictions. Crafting hot takes and navigating polarizing topics can enhance traction for your content. Embrace the power of social media to spark conversations and shift your strategy as you learn. Adapting to change and viewing social media as a tool for identity can lead to greater influence and opportunities. Tune in to discover how to turn the rigged system to your advantage!
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Gary Vee's Selective Memory
- Gary Vaynerchuk's predictions on TikTok's rise were correct, while others, like the sonic boom trend and Clubhouse, flopped.
- This illustrates how social media rewards confidence over accuracy.
Confidence Over Accuracy
- Social media prioritizes confidence over accuracy, especially for influencers.
- Influencers making bold predictions, even inaccurate ones, gain more engagement and followers.
Be First, Stay Open
- Be the first to share opinions, but stay open to changing your mind as new information emerges.
- If your predictions prove wrong, simply delete the old post.