I focus on creating content that truly resonates with the audience and encourages interaction. That means understanding what they care about, what challenges they face, and what kind of content they’re likely to engage with or share.It’s about creating value, fostering participation, and amplifying content through people’s natural networks rather than relying on luck. However there may be something to say about repetition and the hours put in versus the results received.

To create content that resonates with both students and developers, I focus first on understanding each audience’s goals and needs. For students, I make content engaging, interactive, and easy to follow—using real-world examples, visuals, or activities to help them grasp concepts. For developers, I emphasize practical, technical, and problem-solving content, like tutorials, clear step-by-step instructions, and examples they can directly apply.

I boost engagement by first understanding who the audience is and what they care about. For example, when I taught in Spain, I kept 900 students engaged by tailoring lessons to their interests and adding interactive activities instead of just lecturing. The same principle applied when I organized events for 500+ members—I used surveys and direct feedback to see what people wanted, then built programming around those insights. I try and have a balance of listening, adapting, and creating interaction in order to keep people engaged across different settings