This ties back in with my previous answer. Using humour, and using a schedule to post. Every field has different trends, but take a look at TikTok. Not all TikToks are winners, but the ones that go viral keep a good algorithm overall. An example I love: Basement Yard podcast, they post funny short clips of their podcast, and you don't even have to care about what they're saying, because it's so funny. When they laugh, you can't help but laugh as well.

I look into trends. I go on Tiktok, Instagram and LinkedIn to see what's trending per platform. According to my previous content analysis, humour resonates best with almost every audience, so I would focus on using some humour in the posts where possible while keeping a professional look and feel. Post regularly, the more and steadier content you create the more likely it is a post will go viral.

No, no experience so far, but I have worked in content creation and marketing and I'm a quick learner!