The Content Experiment: A Journey of Discovery and Growth

When you're a new content creator, you'll undergo many experiments and testing with your content.

Experimenting to see what clicks with your followers.

Most content creators have a niche they follow, so does that mean you'll change your niche every time you create new content?

Hmm, no. Your experiment should focus on the technique you use in creating content.

To conduct your experiment, every time you create new content, you apply the ideas you've come up with and discovered based on the results of your previous content.

My content mostly revolves around life, relationships, and faith, so it's quite broad.

My initial idea was to infuse humor into my content while still delivering values to my followers.

I've done that, and I'm pleased to see some people laughing at it. So, for the approach, I'm okay with the humorous approach.

But I'm only getting a few views, so the next thing I experimented with is thumbnails because that's the first thing viewers see. Just like here on Hive, the thumbnails of our blogs are the first things seen, so they should be interesting right from the start.

The next thing I experimented with is the title. How should the title be approached? Should it have a mysterious effect? Should it be direct to the point, or should you always use popular keywords?

The next thing I experimented with is the actual content. I've experimented with talking head videos, video clips, and anime concepts. So far, the reaction to the anime concept is good because, as you know, there are many anime fans.

I'm currently struggling with the hook. The hook is how you can keep your viewers or readers engaged and finish what you've written or watched.

There's still a lot to experiment within content creation, and it's a continuous learning process. It's not just about creating content whenever you want and posting it without considering your viewers and readers.

Experimenting can be tiring and confusing, but make sure to always analyze the results of each of your content so you'll know where you still need to improve.

Feel free to visit my channel, I welcome your advice.