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Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. Gannon's example of a meme video hitting 2.6M views but missing its target audience made me rethink viral growth. Views mean less when the right people aren't engaging. @thegodmodepod https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Most podcasts talk about AI tools. @thegodmodepod EP36 runs one live on itself At 1:08:30 Gannon Breslin points the Snowball MCP in Claude at the God Mode TikTok, pulls in 187 posts and asks what works The answer they didn't expect: TikTok files a lot of their AI videos under games. His guess is the tier list format, the same one streamers use Worth it if you post short video and keep guessing why reach stalls. TikTok weighs every video across 41 content categories, not one https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. Gannon Breslin dropping that on TikTok, 99.5% of your followers never even see a new video hit different. Makes you rethink the whole “build an audience then they will watch” idea. If you create content (especially short-form), watch EP36. Worth it for the algorithm reality check and the live Claude + Snowball test. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
God Mode Pod EP36 with Gannon Breslin changed my view on content. It's worth watching for creators seeking engagement. The 99.5% TikTok claim about missed videos caught my attention. Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. @thegodmodepod https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod TestDrive. My honest take. At 09:04, the conversation gets into what social media algorithms track and why chasing viral views isn’t always the best strategy. I like the point about focusing on saves and shares instead of just views. You can get millions of impressions, but if those views don’t bring the right audience or turn people into followers, what are you really building? If you’re a creator or building a brand online, this episode is worth watching for a different perspective on content growth. Watch EP36 👇 https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
putting this out for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. here's my honest take: what stuck with me was Gannon breaking down how TikTok barely shows your content to people who already follow you (~0.5%), while Instagram leans more toward showing followers first. simple difference but it changes how you should approach growth on each platform. useful if you post content on both IG and Tiktok. check out the full video by @thegodmodepod: https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
One thing I’ve been thinking about lately is how creators can get so caught up in chasing views that they forget what actually makes content valuable. That’s why the discussion in EP36 of @thegodmodepod with Gannon Breslin had my attention. The idea of looking beyond views and paying attention to saves and shares makes sense to me. Someone watching your content is one thing, but someone finding it useful enough to save or send to a friend? That says something different. It’s a reminder that creating content isn’t just about getting attention. It’s also about giving people something worth coming back to. If you create content or are trying to grow on X, this episode is worth your time. Watch it here 👇 https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Most creators obsess over retention but Ganon drops a massive reality check in God Mode Pod EP 36 on why saves and shares are the true lifeblood of going viral. in chapter 5 and 6 He shares how a meme video netted him 2.6M views but missed his target audience entirely. Vanity metrics mean nothing if it doesn't convert your niche. His framework is elite reverse-engineer every post by asking why someone would save it or forward it in a DM. If you can’t answer that, you’re building in the dark. Must-watch for creators: https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting for a rewarded God Mode Pod TestDrive. EP36 with Gannon Breslin explores why content doesn't go viral and includes a live Claude video test. Worth watching if you're a creator looking to improve your content strategy 🔥 @thegodmodepod https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Gannon Breslin sharing his story of running a startup from a Navy ship at midnight on shared Starlink is wild EP36 of @thegodmodepod is worth watching for founders building under unusual circumstances Posting this for a rewarded Test Drive https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
this for a rewarded God Mode Pod TestDrive. My review; At 30:39, they compare Snowball with Apify. I found the discussion useful because builders need to weigh scraping costs against building their own solutions. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. The moment that stuck with me: Gannon explaining that even with 10k followers on TikTok, about 99.5% of them will never see your next video. Brutal but useful reality check. If you make short-form content and keep wondering why reach feels random, this episode is worth watching. They also do a live Snowball and Claude analysis on the pod's own TikTok at the end. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take: The part that stuck with me was the conversation around saves and shares vs simply chasing views. The idea that “viral” isn't necessarily the goal made me rethink how I judge content. For creators, this is worth watching because it gets into what actually makes people keep, share and act on the content, not just scroll past it. Watch EP36 with Gannon Breslin: https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Guysss, I watched the new @thegodmodepod episode on YouTube today, and Gannon Breslin from Snowball said something everyone using AI for content needs to hear. If you type a general "give me a viral script" into Claude, you'll more often than not get a very weak script back. A better way is having it analyse your own videos first and work backwards from what already did well. I use AI tools almost every day for as many tasks as possible, so I can relate to what he was saying. His line, "the magic is still in the person, not in the tool" is the whole lesson for me. If you make content with AI, you can watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take.
Posting for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. I liked the 23:12 story about Gannon going from the Navy to building a crypto newsletter and The Drop. @thegodmodepod EP36 is worth watching for the real lessons behind the journey. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
EP36 stood out for its take on saves and shares vs. skip rate. I like this because it challenges creators to focus on making content people value, not just chasing views. Worth watching for creators looking to improve their content. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod A rewarded Test Drive. My honest take.
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take: @thegodmodepod EP36’s 14:15 point on saves and shares beating skips really stood out. Worth watching if you care about content growth. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. As someone working in content creation, the part around 14:04 caught my attention. The discussion about saves and shares on Instagram made me think about how I judge my own content. A post can get views and still leave people with nothing worth coming back to. I want to get better at creating content people actually find useful. If you create content too, this episode with Gannon Breslin is worth a watch. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Doing this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. The 30:39 Snowball vs Apify discussion was interesting—especially the idea of building your own tools with Claude. @thegodmodepod EP36 is a good watch for AI builders. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Gannon broke down the Autopilot TikToks and it actually made sense, they weren’t saying “download this app.” They talked about politician stock trades, then casually dropped the link. The real downloads came when people started commenting “what app is this?” Pretty simple, but that’s how it worked https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod TestDrive. My honest take @thegodmodepod I love the discussion on building content around what you sell. This makes sense because viral posts won’t necessarily bring customers if they attract the wrong audience. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Getting 10,000 views feels good, but what happens when none of those people buys what you are selling? That is why the discussion about connecting content to your offer stood out to me in EP36 of @thegodmodepod. Imagine a business owner whose funny videos get thousands of views, but nobody knows what they actually sell. That attention might never translate into sales. The lesson? Do not just create content people enjoy. Give them a reason to care about your product too. If you are a creator or business owner, this episode is worth watching. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk Sharing my honest take as part of the God Mode Pod Test Drive reward program.
One claim from @thegodmodepod EP36 that surprised me: Gannon Breslin says saves and shares can matter more than skip rate when a video spreads. I used to think avoiding skips was the main goal, but this makes more sense. Anyone can skip after two seconds, but saving or sharing means the video gave them something useful or worth sending to a friend. He also says big view numbers do not mean much if they are not the right people. You can get attention without building an audience that cares. It made me rethink what a good video really is. If you make short videos and want to stop chasing views, this is worth watching. Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. If a friend asked whether EP36 is worth their time, I'd say yes, but only if they make content. The part I'd point them to is 09:04. Algorithms track more than views, and saves and shares seem to matter most. Chasing viral can leave you with a big number and no real audience. Not for everyone, but if your growth feels stuck, it's a useful reframe. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod TestDrive. My honest take. They compare Snowball with Apify. I found the discussion useful because builders need to weigh scraping costs against building their own solutions. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. Views can lie. EP36 (09:04) makes the case that saves and shares say more about whether your content actually lands. Creators, worth a watch. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
If your posts keep flopping, watch God Mode Pod EP36 with Gannon Breslin. The 99.5% TikTok claim about missed videos stuck with me. Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take. EP36, 09:04: saves and shares matter more than raw views. Worth a watch if you create content. https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk @thegodmodepod
Rewarded TestDrive with Testdrive @thegodmodepod EP36 is worth watching if you're a creator. The discussion on saves and shares made me rethink what makes content valuable beyond views. Watch here: https://youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk