In this episode of the Internet Money Podcast, Jax Dwyer dives deep into the ongoing debate of quantity versus quality in content creation. If you're just starting out, you’ve likely heard the mantra: "Produce more content to improve." Jax shares his early experiences with the Building Web3 podcast, highlighting how focusing on quantity initially helped him refine his approach and identify what truly works. Work with me: jaxdwyer.com Jax argues that for beginners, the emphasis should be on creating a high volume of content—whether it’s blog posts, podcasts, or YouTube videos—to gain experience and learn through trial and error. He stresses that while quality is important, the key is to strive for incremental improvements rather than perfection. Drawing inspiration from Alex Hormozi’s “100 Day Rule,” Jax emphasizes the importance of consistent effort—whether it’s producing 100 minutes of content, spending $100 on ads, or making 100 cold calls. This episode is packed with actionable insights for content creators looking to balance quantity and quality, understand their strengths and weaknesses, and ultimately, build a more effective content strategy. Tune in to explore practical tips and motivational strategies that can help you navigate the content creation journey and achieve long-term success. Don't miss out on the essential advice that could transform your content creation process! Keywords: SMMA, Agency, Personal Branding, Cold DMs, Cold Emails, Content Creation, Quantity vs. Quality, Content Strategy, Building Web3 Podcast, Alex Hormozi, Content Marketing, Podcasting Tips, Beginner Content Creators, Incremental Improvement, Content Production 0:00 Introduction to Quantity vs. Quality Debate0:30 Why Quantity Matters in the Beginning1:15 Learning from Mistakes and Iteration1:45 Alex Hormozi’s 100-Day Rule2:22 Realization: Shifting Focus to Quality3:15 Leveraging Existing Networks3:45 Strategic Shift: Quality Over Quantity4:30 Advice for Content Creators5:00 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action