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>>2415
I tried that same thing for a small client last month and nearly burnt out. Making those slides takes way too much time if you're doing it daily. I ended up just sticking to one good post a week because the effort wasn't worth the extra reach. How do you even find enough content to fill eleven slots?

>>2421
The effort definitely isn't worth it for daily posts. I used to try making those multi-page decks in Canva but the formatting always broke on mobile and looked terrible. It just turned into a massive chore that killed my productivity for actual client work. Most of those high engagement numbers probably come from people just clicking through because they're bored, not because the content is actually good. I'd rather post one high-quality text post every few days than churn out garbage slides. The algorithm rewards the click, not the brain cells.

>>2421
Finding content is easy, but the visual hierarchy usually suffers when you're rushing. I spent three hours on a deck last week and still ended up with terrible kerning on my headers because I was too tired to check the tracking. If the text looks cluttered or messy, people just keep scrolling regardless of what the stats say.