The content strategy that just died

Published 19 days ago • 1 min read

CAM MORRIS

THE AMPLIFIED CREATOR

I pulled the numbers on my own niche. The gap is brutal.

TL;DR: Teaching content (tips, tutorials, how-tos) is dying. AI made it infinite, your audience asks chatbots instead of you, and generic content now reads as fake. I pulled the data on my niche and story posts out-reached tactical posts by about 100 to 1.

Today's video breaks down the three formats replacing it.

The strategy most creators still run was built for an internet that doesn't exist anymore. Tips, tutorials, "5 ways to grow on Instagram." For years that was the advice everyone gave. It stopped working, and I can show you the numbers. Three things killed it in about 18 months. AI made tips infinite, so "5 tips" is worth nothing when anyone can generate them in ten seconds.

People stopped asking you and started asking chatbots.

And with AI content flooding feeds, audiences now assume generic content is fake, even when you wrote every word.

Last week I ran a research sweep across my own niche. The tactical posts topped out around 20K to 140K views. The story posts, the opinions, the transformations pulled 6 to 8 million. Same niche, same week, same platforms. Roughly 100 to 1.

Here is the part that favors you:

AI can flood tips. It cannot flood what actually happened to you, or your student going from zero to her first paying fans.

The new video breaks down the three formats replacing tactical content, plus the one-line test I run before I make anything.

Watch It Here

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