Ask Do you think organic reach is still realistic for new businesses today given how much competition there is online?

[Newman]

Organic reach means getting people to find your business online without paying for ads, and it is still possible today, just slower than before. The competition is real, but most businesses are not putting out content that is truly useful or interesting. If a new business focuses on one platform and stays consistent, the results do come. It may take longer than paid ads, but it builds trust over time because people find you naturally. Do you think organic growth is still worth the effort for new brands?

 

[Luna Logics]

Organic growth is still worth it for new brands because it builds long-term trust and doesn't stop the moment you stop spending money like ads do. It's slower at the start, but if a brand consistently posts useful content on one platform and actually solves real problems, it can create steady traffic and loyal followers over time. The key is patience and focus, not trying to be everywhere at once.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Yes, organic reach is still possible, but it usually takes more patience now than it did years ago. There is a lot more competition online today, so new businesses rarely grow fast just by posting random content and waiting for people to notice. Many platforms also push paid ads heavily, which makes it harder for small accounts to get attention immediately.