The Membership Blast — 016

How Consistency Led to $100,000 in Sales

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Greetings from the Northside (Go Cubs!)
 

This week, I cannot stop thinking about a story that really struck me. Our content manager, Haiden, made a fantastic video about one of our customers, Stephen, better known on Instagram as @slp.stephen.

Stephen helps people who stutter speak more clearly.

His business kicked off when he had just around 2,000 followers on Instagram. Every single day, Stephen posted. He shared stories, reels, and carousel posts. He answered common questions. He revealed his personality. He gave away free tips and tools.

Even with a small following on Instagram, he built such a strong connection with his audience that he was able to start offering paid content via MemberSpace, including guides, toolkits, courses, and digital downloads, and people were ready to support him.

Haiden’s video reminded me of a Buffer Article I saw the other day. They looked at 2 million posts from 100,000+ Instagram accounts and found that “the more you post, the better your content performs.”

More specifically, their research found that posting 6 to 9 times per week can drive nearly 3.7 times more follower growth (about a 0.44% growth rate) compared to posting only 1 to 2 times per week.

average follower growth rate by posting frequency
Stephen is living proof of this research. By posting daily, he built trust and momentum, and his follower numbers skyrocketed.
 
Here is where it becomes really exciting. Stephen’s hard work has really been paying off. So far, Stephen has:
  • 38,000 Instagram followers
  • 10,000+ paying customers
  • Over $100,000 in sales
Watch Haiden’s video about Stephen’s journey 👇
Stephen’s story shows that big outcomes do not come overnight. They come when you show up consistently, give generously, and let people see the real you.
 
If you have been wondering whether posting that next piece of content, sharing that story, or giving away that free tip is worth it, Stephen’s success says it is. Keep going.
 
Who knows? Your small start today could be the seed of something much bigger tomorrow.
 
Until next time,
 

Marvin
Chief Growth Officer
MemberSpace