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Trying to Beat “The Algorithm”? Do This Instead
Chasing hacks to “beat the algorithm” is a time sink. In this Tax Talk episode, Jared and Joe Whitbread cut through the noise and show you how small businesses actually win on social: by reverse-engineering their audience, showing consistent brand presence, and documenting the real work you do.
We break down why there isn’t one algorithm, how platforms read your behaviour, and why separating personal and business use matters. You’ll learn the simplest growth levers: consistency, engagement, and timing. We also cover ethics and authenticity, so you don’t tank your audience’s trust chasing trends.
What you’ll learn:
- There’s no single algorithm, and what platforms really track
- Align your content to your actual demographic
- Consistency > vira trends
- Authenticity and ethics
- Why your content should challenge and connect
- The anti-spam rule: stop cold-pitching; build relationships first
Find us at:
https://www.legacyllp.ca/
Need to get in touch with Joe?
Joe Whitbread
jsm) – Joe Social Media
403-391-2553
Timestamps:
00:00 Kicking it off
00:43 Overview of the episode
01:20 What are algorithms?
06:00 The impact of algorithms on your business
17:11 Consistency, engagement & timing
25:02 Tool & tips for creating content
37:49 Wrapping it all up
#SocialMediaStrategy #SmallBusinessMarketing #Algorithm
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Disclaimer: By using this website, blog or podcast, users agree as follows: The information, services and/or products are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided therein is done at your own risk. If you make tax, accounting, investing or legal decisions after accessing this website, blog or podcast, it is recommended that you consult a qualified professional first. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author, seller, guests or publisher and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations or businesses that these individuals are associated with. Although we make strong efforts to make sure my information is accurate, we cannot always guarantee that the information on this website, blog or podcast is always correct, complete or up-to-date.
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By Jared PilonChasing hacks to “beat the algorithm” is a time sink. In this Tax Talk episode, Jared and Joe Whitbread cut through the noise and show you how small businesses actually win on social: by reverse-engineering their audience, showing consistent brand presence, and documenting the real work you do.
We break down why there isn’t one algorithm, how platforms read your behaviour, and why separating personal and business use matters. You’ll learn the simplest growth levers: consistency, engagement, and timing. We also cover ethics and authenticity, so you don’t tank your audience’s trust chasing trends.
What you’ll learn:
- There’s no single algorithm, and what platforms really track
- Align your content to your actual demographic
- Consistency > vira trends
- Authenticity and ethics
- Why your content should challenge and connect
- The anti-spam rule: stop cold-pitching; build relationships first
Find us at:
https://www.legacyllp.ca/
Need to get in touch with Joe?
Joe Whitbread
jsm) – Joe Social Media
403-391-2553
Timestamps:
00:00 Kicking it off
00:43 Overview of the episode
01:20 What are algorithms?
06:00 The impact of algorithms on your business
17:11 Consistency, engagement & timing
25:02 Tool & tips for creating content
37:49 Wrapping it all up
#SocialMediaStrategy #SmallBusinessMarketing #Algorithm
________________________________________
Disclaimer: By using this website, blog or podcast, users agree as follows: The information, services and/or products are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided therein is done at your own risk. If you make tax, accounting, investing or legal decisions after accessing this website, blog or podcast, it is recommended that you consult a qualified professional first. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author, seller, guests or publisher and do not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations or businesses that these individuals are associated with. Although we make strong efforts to make sure my information is accurate, we cannot always guarantee that the information on this website, blog or podcast is always correct, complete or up-to-date.