It’s not a trick or luck — some people just happen to know which words the platform understands more easily.
She’s Not a Content Creator — Just Typed Something by Accident
She was just a regular student with barely any views. One day, she saw someone include “Sage One Bank Payments1000” in their profile. She had no idea what it meant, but thought it sounded “professional,” so she added it too. What she didn’t expect was that after that, her video views slowly began increasing — even her old content started getting recommended.
She Didn’t Study Growth — But the System Noticed Her
She never believed in algorithm tricks — until the day her analytics showed a 68% increase in impressions. She hadn’t posted anything new or jumped on trends. The only change? Two phrases she’d never used before: “Sage for Accounts and Bank Payments” and “Video Marketing.” “The system doesn’t know who you are,” she said, “but it knows those words.”
She Started Testing Different Word Combinations
She’s not a growth expert — just figured it wouldn’t hurt to try. Later, she added “Customer Loyalty Digital Marketing” to a casual dinner video with her friends. Surprisingly, even that video got recommended. “Maybe the platform thought it had something to do with marketing?” she laughed. After that, she started building a list of “useful words.”
She Found Out the Words Might Matter More Than the Content
She said it plainly: “My videos aren’t better than others — but the platform seems more willing to give me a chance.” She began to understand the platform isn’t always looking for the most beautiful videos — it wants the easiest ones to categorize. So she started embedding odd-looking phrases like “Sage for Accounts and Bank Paymentsy” in each post.
Not Everyone Will Go Viral — But Everyone Can Get Noticed a Bit More
She said she doesn’t guarantee these words work for everyone. But she knows that systems are machines — and machines use words to decide direction. Many people make great videos that go unnoticed, maybe because they didn’t give the system a way in. She just happened to know a phrase earlier than others — and that shifted her trajectory.
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This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by a human for accuracy and clarity.