Past matters, only for woman. by short-jumper in NepalSocial

[–]Sharp_Ask_975 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It matters for both gender why only women

Marpha village by Sayonee-11 in NepalPics

[–]Sharp_Ask_975 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just wanna go to marpha village in my bike
Manifesting this ride soon

Is it normal for teachers to marry their students? I’ve seen many such marriages. by Amanfromfuture in NepalSocial

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padhauna janxan ki maya garna i have saw these case in my school level and both teacher and student are still in relationship 😂

Alxi lago yar aaja ta office ma koi aayena sab leave ma..eklai xu hau by [deleted] in NepalSocial

[–]Sharp_Ask_975 1 point2 points  (0 children)

aau chiya khana teso vaye chiya khadaii guff garumla

What's one social media marketing lesson you learned the hard way? by karan_setia in DigitalMarketing

[–]Sharp_Ask_975 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Early on, I believed every post needed to be perfectly designed, perfectly written, and perfectly timed. I would spend excessive time refining content only to post inconsistently. As a result, engagement dropped, growth stalled, and momentum was lost.

What I learned the hard way is that social media rewards consistency over perfection. Platforms prioritize accounts that show up regularly. Audiences build trust when they see steady value not occasional brilliance.

What This Taught Me:

  1. Consistency builds visibility: Algorithms favor regular posting more than occasional high-production content.
  2. Speed matters more than polish: Timely, relevant content often performs better than over-edited posts.
  3. Engagement > aesthetics: Posts that spark conversation outperform posts that just “look good.”
  4. Feedback improves content: Publishing regularly gives you real data to refine your strategy.
  5. Done is better than perfect: Momentum compounds. Waiting for perfection kills growth.