Expanding Your Creator Network: Tips, AI Insights, and Leveraging Audience Queries

Networking with Bigger Creators

Networking with bigger creators can be hard.

As a growing creator, you may feel like you're in a different league.

And you don’t have someone who can make a warm intro.

It was exactly me one year ago.

I had to carve out my own path.

Here's how I did it.

Strategically Conquer Surrounding
Start connecting with the people they comment.

• Go to their profile, and comments section.

• Actively comment meaningfully on their posts.

• Start following and commenting on people they comment.

Connect and engage with people who comment on their posts.

How does it help?

1. You become a familiar face in the audience (Rule of familiarity)

2. You increase your chances of being visible on the creator’s feed

3. You add value (give before take) continuously by starting meaningful conversations

You add value (give before take) continuously by starting meaningful conversations

Chase Them
Comment on the creator’s comment on the other posts.

Why?

You automatically initiate a conversation between 2 creators and you.

At least trying it will make your face more familiar.


Write a Review - Mention - Give Feedback
Find if they have a product, service, or newsletter.

• Write a nice review about them.

• Reply to their newsletter (Yes, it gives more deliverability to their newsletter)

• Mention them on LinkedIn but smartly, share insights. Don’t just tag randomly.

• Give constructive feedback. Creators need it.

Ask for a Feedback
I wrote about it last week on LinkedIn. Asking for feedback is a powerful networking tool.

You can read it here:

PS: You can use it for sales, job hunting, partnerships, and recruiting as well. Don’t forget to tailor your approach.

Disclaimer: It probably won’t work if you have a terrible profile or target Elon Musk, Justin Welsh, etc.

Best AI Tips of the WEEK

This week I decided to share best AI tips of the week.

I’m not an AI expert, but follow everything from other creators. So you can follow good ones with me!

Best Content Ideas are from Your Readers

Are you building an audience and want to improve your content?

Think of your audience's questions.

This week’s newsletter is completely formed by the questions from my readers.

That is what I always do.

2 of my readers asked me 2 questions, and I answered them and turned my reply into the content piece.

Always open your ears to your audience. Turn them into content.

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