Post by RT. Comr. Hayatu Deen (@Ayatdeen)

Anyone who knows me here knows that I'm into politics. The question is: what are you known for on LekeeLekee? Mind you, "follower milestone celebrations", "posting food pictures", "newbies this, newbies that," and endless "how to use LekeeLekee" posts just to gain comments and likes are not what you should be known for as a creator. Content creation is a long-term journey.

Find your own niche and focus on what you're genuinely good at. Sincerely, all these repetitive posts we see every day are making LekeeLekee boring. A lot of people I know personally have left the platform because of this. Leave newbies to figure things out for themselves, just as we did on Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok.
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Anyone who knows me here knows that I'm into politics. The question is: what are you known for on Le...

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EMRYS_08_Evolves: Find your own niche and focus on what you're genuinely good at. 🔥🔥🔥
Dordiase: Louder!!
Absolutely agree. LekeeLekee needs originality, not recycled content. Find your niche, stay authentic, add real value. That's how true creators grow and sustain relevance here.
Mercy Uchechukwu: Well said
Chi Ekpunobi: I just said something like this too. Those things you listed is been recycled too much
Chinenye: You are right
Getting a good niche matter alot
King's view: The playbook is simple:
-​Find your niche.
-​Create actual, original value.
-​Feed the audience you earn.
-​Watch the engagement follow.

​Build something worth following first. The numbers will care when you do.
King's view: Scream this biko, so so on point
LOPPERKEM 🥶: You will start seeing ai replys here now 😭😂
YUSUF ISSA: You've all captured all the rhetorics in one. Well done my guy 👍

When there's tangible reason why some users joined this as they have exhibited in other platforms, they just results to cliche of farming engagement which doesn't have a long lifespan.

The people of food is ready, come and chop..
JulietUlom: Exactly. Find your niche, stay consistent, and let your content speak for you.