Not too many, depends on your niche to be honest. It is most effective to engage with less people but on a deeper level, than with many vaguely.
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Not too many, depends on your niche to be honest. It is most effective to engage with less people but on a deeper level, than with many vaguely.
Hey @lukorba, I agree that you can go deeper with less people. The question is how many if we want to put it into a number.
Hey! I would say no more than 15-20, and that alone would take up a lot of time. I mean look at it this way, how many people, friends, can one have in their life before one starts to lose contact with them due to not enough free time, being busy, or simply other circumstances? Online, especially when we don't know the people in real life, these people require our effort to read and engage with their content very often, if not daily, and sadly, there simply isn't enough time in any of our lives to engage properly with more than 15-20 people on such a level. This is solely coming from my own experience on here and in life. However, I do think that we can have a bigger circle, consisting of a few close people, (the number I speak of) and then people whom we do engage with, but not on a level as deep as the others. And with this, a circle builds up, where in the middle are the minority, the 15-20, and then it just keeps growing: the size and number of people increases, as our engagement with them decreases.
Good way to look at it! It makes a lot of sense. Thank you for this comment! :)
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