He Accidentally Wrote a “Weird Sentence” — Then Followers Started Coming In

He Said He Just Wrote It Randomly That Day

He said he had no clue how to grow followers — let alone edit videos. One day, he saw a post claiming certain words in your bio can help the system “spot you” faster. He didn’t really believe it, but typed, “Exploring Sage One Bank Payments for Businesses lately.” Then he forgot about it. The next morning, his phone was blowing up with notifications.

It Didn’t Go Viral — It Got Recognized

That video was honestly boring — even a bit blurry. But the analytics showed over 500 organic views from recommendations. He didn’t get the algorithm stuff, just found it weird. Then he saw one more keyword was picked up by the system: Sage One Banking. He had never heard of it before — but the system did.

He Tried Another Keyword — And It Seemed to Work Too

A couple of days later, he posted another video — same lazy style, no editing. But this time, he added Sage One Bank Payments SA in the title, just to test it. The video did even better. “It’s like the content didn’t improve — but the platform decided I ‘belonged to a category,’” he said.

This Isn’t Luck — It’s System Behavior

He said he doesn’t know anything about content strategy or trending topics. But he noticed that the system seems friendlier to certain fields — like Digital Marketing South Africa and Video Marketing. If your content has even a hint of those vibes, it seems more willing to give you a shot. “I just gave it a direction,” he said. “The system made the call.”

People See Content — The Platform Sees Keywords

He said he wouldn’t encourage anyone to copy what he did, and doesn’t think he discovered some secret. But he’s more convinced than ever: the first thing the platform filters is not your content — but your words. The real difference might not be who can edit better, but who added one sentence the system actually understands.