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How Many Audios to Post Per Day (Simple Rule of Thumb)

Maximilian Gerstenmeyer · 655 words · 3 min read

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0:00Okay, so now you might be asking

0:02yourself, how many audios am I supposed

0:05to post every single day? And this is a

0:09simple rule of thumb. So let's talk

0:12about audio volume. In this video, I

0:14want to talk about something very

0:15important. How many audios you should

0:17post, how much time it really takes, and

0:19how this can be scaled later if you want

0:22to. And there is no pressure here, no

0:24right or wrong number. I just want to

0:26share what I did, what worked for me and

0:29what I personally recommend. So my

0:32simple daily recommendation, my starting

0:35point is when I started using this

0:37method, I kept it very simple. I posted

0:405 to 10 audios per platform per day. And

0:43these audios don't need to be unique. So

0:45you create 5 to 10 audios and then you

0:48post them to all three platforms. Since

0:50we're using three platforms, that then

0:52comes out to about 15 to 30 audios total

0:56per day. Now, here's the important part.

1:00That really only took me about 20

1:01minutes a day. Why? Because in these 20

1:04minutes, you can create the scripts, the

1:07audios, and uploading and pasting

1:10titles, descriptions, and texts all

1:12together takes you around 20 minutes per

1:15day. And why does this work? So, each

1:17audio is one traffic asset. Each audio

1:20you upload is like a tiny traffic asset.

1:22One audio might get a few listens,

1:24another might get more, some will really

1:27surprise you. But the rule of thumb here

1:28is very simple. The more audios you

1:31upload, the more traffic pulling assets

1:33you create. And here's the key thing

1:35most people don't understand. You can

1:37never have too much traffic. Traffic is

1:40the lifeblood of any online business.

1:42The more traffic you can generate, the

1:44more money you will make. Period. Now,

1:47if you can invest 20 minutes a day, you

1:49can easily upload 5 to 10 audios per

1:52platform. And if you invest about an

1:54hour a day, you can upload 15 to 30

1:57audios yourself without any stress at

1:59all. You don't need to rush. You don't

2:01need to do everything at once. But

2:04consistency always beats speed every

2:07single time. Now, once I started seeing

2:09consistent results with this method, I

2:12personally decided to outsource it. I

2:14hired a virtual assistant to handle the

2:16uploads for me. And that VA now uploads

2:1940 to 50 audios per platform per day for

2:22me. But I want to be very clear about

2:24something. Hiring a VA, a virtual

2:27assistant, is 100% optional. You do not

2:30need a VA to make this work. You can

2:32absolutely do this yourself. I just want

2:35as much time as possible to work on

2:38different other tasks in my business. So

2:40this is why after testing a method when

2:43I see that it works and I want to scale

2:46then I always hire a virtual assistant

2:48so that I can focus on other tasks in my

2:51business. And if you ever decide to

2:53outsource you can usually hire a VA for

2:55around $5 to $10 a day to handle

2:58uploads. But again this is 100%

3:00optional. I only did it because I wanted

3:03to save time, scale faster, focus on

3:05other things and not because it's

3:07required. So once again, here's the

3:09simple rule I want you to remember. More

3:12audios equal more traffic assets. More

3:15traffic assets equal more chances and

3:18more chances equal more results over

3:20time. So whether you upload five audios

3:22a day, you upload 15 audios a day or

3:25later outsource and upload more, you're

3:27doing it the right way. So yeah, I just

3:30really want you to start where you are.

3:32Do what you can. Even one audio a day is

3:35better than none. So follow the steps in

3:38this course, stay consistent, and let

3:40the platforms do the heavy lifting for

3:43you. Let's get this.

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