Small and big channels have different problems.

But many times the root is that "the system of channels is not yet working together."

Analysis of channels in the Growth System Workshop showed that the problem of each channel does not depend on the number of followers alone.

A small channel may be attached to the creation of a viewer base.

Most channels, even if they are viewed, have followers, or earn, may still be trapped in turning growth into continued income.

The symptoms of each range are therefore different.

3 big symptoms of small compartment

1. The ten-digit clip is less than 200.

Channel like zero. How many clips do the views not move?

One of the reasons why the Growth System is so common is that channel owners rush to create 1,000 followers by exchanging, exchanging friends, or pulling in people who are not interested in the content of the channel.

When the first group of followers were not interested, did not continue to watch, and did not interact with the clip.

The system learned from a group of people who did not meet the target of the channel and began to send content to unrelated people.

Finally, the clip therefore stops at the tens or hundreds place. Despite the channel owner's constant attempts to get down.

The problem isn't with not only making good clips, but probably starting from the channel's first set of follower bases not matching the people it wants to communicate with.

2. Post clips for sale every day, but the view is even lower.

This symptom is more common in novice recruiters.

When 1,000 followers arrived, many people rushed to the basket and began to post continuous sales clips, because the more they fell, the more likely they were to sell.

What happens is that viewers do not know the channel, do not believe the owner of the channel, and do not see the reason why they have to buy it.

But most content immediately began to serve as sales.

The channel therefore has many clips for sale, but no content that helps draw new people, build familiarity, or increase confidence before buying.

The Growth System calls it selling too fast.

It doesn't mean the sale is banned, it means the channel starts speeding up conversions before Reach and Trust have enough bases.

The more the clip is sold, the more the view is in the top ten, and the sales are not expected.

3. Post clips every day but no new viewers

Followers rarely add, and it seems like they have to start counting every clip.

This symptom occurs when each content clip operates separately.

One clip might be interesting.

Another clip may educate

Another clip may talk about products.

But all don't take the audience in the same direction.

Viewers come to see a clip and finish. There is no reason to click follow. There is no reason to look back at the old clip. And there is no feeling that they want to wait for the next clip.

New clips therefore have to start looking for new viewers every time.

The Growth System calls this a non-strong content.

When the old clip does not send viewers to the new clip, and the new clip does not expand attention to the original clip, the channel posts content every day, but growth is like starting over again.

3 big symptoms of a grown niche

1. Ten thousand main followers, but sales do not grow. Income does not grow.

This problem occurs often with channels that grow from multiple content genres or grow from current content.

This characteristic channel may contain multiple viral clips, have good speaking skills, be interesting, and do not have problems with clip quality.

Many more followers are true, but each came in for a different reason.

Some people come in from the current clip

Some people come in from funny clips.

Some came in from matters not related to the core of the channel.

When it's time to talk about the channel core or introduce the product, only some of the followers are actually involved.

Followers therefore increased, but the viewer base did not grow in the same direction as the channel's goal.

The result is that the views may still be good, but turning followers into lower sales than they should be.

2. Used to have good sales, but today is harder to sell.

This type of channel used to have good sales clips, used to have continuous income, and used to use the same content format and worked.

But over time, some clips have low views and no sales, while others have high views, but they sell less.

The owner of the channel began to question whether it was because the algorithm had changed, or because the GMV system had become more active.

These factors may contribute, but they don't explain everything.

Because if some clips still have high views, then people still see the content, but the content cannot take the audience to the decision to buy as in the past.

Channels may still use traditional presentation methods, purchase reasons, or content formats, while the behavior of viewers and market competition has changed.

What is sold at a certain time does not mean that it will work forever if the content system does not adjust to the market and the audience.

3. Good sales. Good income. But have to do a lot of clips and run the product stream throughout.

From the outside, this characteristic channel may seem unproblematic.

There are clips for sale.

Have income.

There are products that make tops.

But the owners of the channel are increasingly tired because they have to produce a lot of clips, have to wait for new products, and have to keep up with the trend.

The main reason is not that many clips are posted.

But at each clip, the work ends in itself

A best-selling clip can only sell that clip.

A viral clip can only create that view.

When the current product ends, the force of the clip ends immediately.

So the next clip had to start creating new views, rebuilding confidence and creating new sales.

Channels like this have to compete with quantity.

The more sales you want, the more clips you have to produce.

The more you want to increase your sales opportunities, the more you need to find new products and make new content.

In the view of the Growth System, many channels are not growing from the transmission force of the system, but are growing from the production force of the channel owner.

The problem is not that many clips are posted. Because many clips are not wrong.

But each clip is not designed to send force to each other.

When one clip failed to send viewers, confidence, or leads to the next clip, the owner had to start rebuilding everything over and over again to maintain the same revenue level.

These six symptoms may seem to be different problems.

Some channels do not have viewers.

Some channels have followers, but sales don't grow.

Some channels used to sell well, but today it's harder to sell.

Some channels still have income, but they have to work harder to maintain sales.

But the analysis of the Growth System shows that many times these problems are not caused by a single clip.

It's caused by a whole system of channels.

That's why in the Growth System Workshop 1: 1, we don't teach you what kind of clips to make.

Instead, it analyzes your real channels, from the channel overview, Reach • Trust • Conversion structure, analyzes real content, and designs a growth system to suit each business model.

Because merchandising channels, identity channels, review channels, or affiliate channels all have different strengths, weaknesses, and growth approaches.

So there is no formula that works for everyone.

If you are experiencing one of these six symptoms and do not know where the cause of the channel is,

Growth System Workshop 1: 1

Private Workshop • 4 hours

* Analyze the overview of the channel.

* Reach • Trust • Conversion System Analysis

* Real clip analysis

* Design a Growth Plan that fits your niche.

Price 3,990 Baht

For more details, you can see the page link or request a message.

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