Why daily short-form posting builds authority
The math of exposure: why distributed volume across many accounts beats a single profile publishing a few times a week.
The algorithm will not show everything you post
Even publishing a hundred videos a week from one profile, an average follower sees three to five of them. Platforms avoid repeating the same source to the same person, which puts a hard ceiling on single-profile volume.
The ceiling breaks when you increase the number of sources, not the number of posts per source.
Repetition reads as consensus
When someone encounters your thesis in different contexts, formats and accounts, the brain files it as what the niche believes, not as one person advertising.
Cadence needs a system
High cadence is only sustainable with process: a raw-footage bank, a hook library, edit templates and a per-account calendar. Without a system, any daily target becomes debt within two weeks.