As a viewer, I don’t understand the appeal of shorts at all – besides comedy shorts, I’ve never seen one of these clips on YouTube. But there has to be something to it, or a platform like TikTok wouldn’t have gotten big.

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There was another timeout on X. So here is the answer given in the backend:

Basically, just the guides that I write turned into videos. Add some vlogs, shorts, and maybe livestream Q&As when you’ve already found an audience.

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I had planned to make around a video a month in this project. Seems like I should continue with it, at least for as long as the Grok project runs. Btw, you can find the playlist here:

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I’m still on the fence. It looks like the content Grok recommends works when you’ve already found an audience. But when you’re struggling to get the first 1,000 people to read your books, I don’t think that making book trailers, bts, and first-page readings will be successful.

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