Distribution log
One channel for 30 days.
The hard part of distribution usually isn’t discovering more options. It’s staying with one lane long enough to learn what actually works there.
Why it matters:
- each channel needs repetition before it starts teaching you anything useful
- splitting attention across five places usually creates five weak experiments
- one lane lets you sharpen the message instead of starting over every day
- the first 30 days are for learning, not for looking clever
The practical version is simple: pick one place where the buyer already argues, asks for help, or shares problems. Then keep showing up with useful replies until the pattern is obvious.
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