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1/ Search catches demand. Social creates it.
If you can only build one content channel for your business, your entire decision comes down to intent versus attention.
Here’s how to choose: 🧵
7/ Just remember: geography and demographics override this.
In markets like the Philippines where social doubles as the default search engine, social takes the crown every single time.
6/ So, how do you pick?
• Need revenue today from buyers who already know what they want? Build search.
• Need to educate a cold audience and engineer demand from thin air? Build social.
5/ With social, you have to interrupt their feed, hijack their focus, and make them care.
It gives you instant feedback, rapid validation, and TOFU reach.
But remember: most people opened the app to be entertained, not to buy.
4/ Social, on the other hand, creates the market.
If you’re launching a new category or solving a problem your audience doesn't even know they have, nobody’s searching for you yet.
You can't capture demand that doesn't exist.
3/ The best part about search? Predictability.
Search assets compound for years.
You build the authority once, capture high-intent demand on repeat, and stop feeding a daily algorithmic hamster wheel.
2/ Search captures active buyers.
These people are typing specific commercial problems into Google or asking ChatGPT/Perplexity for recommendations.
They’re already problem-aware, friction-filled, and ready to buy.
If I have a few people at this point in my life that I don't have to work hard to be loved by I"ll be okay in the end.
Start the week right—will pourover in a way that honors the bean and the brew. ☕️😌
Kochere — Firefly Coffee (Quezon City)
Kenya Gicherori PB — Reuben Hills (NSW, Australia)
The Last Bee
"What are you gonna do about it," asked the slug. "You have a weapon. You can get retribution for this. You can sting someone!"
"No," answered the bee. "I think I'll make the last bit of honey."
