Quantity over Quality: Stop Overthinking and Post Until They Notice.

Quantity over Quality

I've come to realize that when it comes to getting yourself noticed online, it's not always about the richness or perfection of your content—it’s about showing up consistently. In my experience, the best strategy isn't to obsess over crafting the perfect post every single time; it's to put yourself out there, relentlessly.

I used to believe that every piece of content I shared had to be a masterpiece. However, over time, I've learnt that the magic really happens when you post frequently. The more you share, the more opportunities you create to be seen. Whether it's a quick snapshot, a simple thought, or a detailed blog post, each piece is a chance to connect with someone new.

The idea is simple: flood the "For You" page.

When you consistently share your work, your audience starts to recognise your style, your voice, and your presence. People begin to anticipate your next post, and over time, you build a reliable space in their feeds. This strategy isn't about sacrificing quality entirely, but about trusting that quality will improve with practice and perseverance.

Every creator has moments where they feel their work isn't "perfect." I've had my share of those moments too. But, I've found that striving for perfection can often become a barrier to simply getting your ideas out there. When I first started, I was hesitant to post things that weren't polished. I worried that if my work wasn’t perfect, I wouldn’t be taken seriously. However, the reality is that authenticity and frequency often win over flawless content. People relate to the genuine effort and the journey of improvement. Each post, no matter how rough around the edges, serves as a stepping stone toward becoming better.

I'm still on this journey, and I know I have a lot to learn about refining my craft. But for now, I'm focusing on the sheer act of showing up. Every day, I challenge myself to post something—whether it's a fleeting thought, a snapshot of my day, or a draft of a new project I'm working on.

The goal is simple: make myself visible.

If you're trying to break through the noise, consider this: don't wait for perfection. Instead, commit to consistency. Over time, you'll notice that your audience grows, and your skills naturally improve with each piece of content you share.

This is my current strategy, and while I still need to work on my craft, I'm excited about the progress I’m making every single day. Remember, sometimes it's all about quantity—because the more you show up, the more you get noticed.

Happy posting, and see you in the next blog post!