Resources/Goal/Stop posting into the void

Stop posting into the void

Six months of posting, a few hundred views per post, zero inbound requests. That's not a consistency problem, it's a relevance and proof problem.

Sound familiar?

Your posts mostly reach your peers, never your buyers.
You talk about your job, not your clients' problems.
You have no visible proof of what you claim.
You don't dare ask outright for a reaction.

What Kast does for you

01

Relevance to your audience, scored separately

A post can be well written and completely useless to the people who buy from you.

02

Unsupported claims, flagged

Kast flags unsupported claims, the ones that convince nobody.

03

Track conversations, not views

The only metrics that come before a meeting are comments and DMs.

How to do it, step by step

1

Define who you want to reach

Not "entrepreneurs": the job, the company size, the exact problem.

2

Write for that person

The relevance score drops right away if you write for your peers.

3

Add one piece of proof per post

A number, a screenshot, a real case. Without that, it all blends together.

4

Ask for a specific action

A closed question gets ten times more replies than a vague invitation to react.

Frequently asked questions

Plan on six to eight weeks of consistent posting before inbound requests show a clear pattern. Before that, the volume is too low to conclude anything.
Rarely. In most cases the topic is fine, but it's told from the point of view of the person doing the work rather than the person who has the problem.

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