This isn't about finding new fans. It's about the money you leave on the table every time an announcement takes half an hour, or never goes out at all.
Each one is small. Together they're the difference between a good week and an average one.
Fifteen to forty-five minutes per session spent posting the same sentence in six places. That's unpaid work, and it comes out of your best hours.
Fans who follow you on only one platform miss everything you post everywhere else. You paid to earn those followers and they never hear you.
Some nights the announcement feels like too much work, so you just go on quietly. Nobody knows, nobody shows, and the session underperforms.
Take the low end of the old way — thirty minutes per session — and just count the hours.
Ten hours a month is more than an extra week of sessions. Put your own rate against it and the number gets uncomfortable — because that's what the old routine has been costing you all along.
A five-second announcement changes behavior. You post going on, you post new paid content, you post the convention, you post the quiet Tuesday session — because none of it costs you anything anymore.

Conventions, club nights, appearances — set your location status and the fans in that city know you're there. Local fans are the ones who spend the most and the hardest ones to reach with a broadcast post.

Platforms change their rules, their payouts, and their reach. Fans who follow you on fanhalo follow you — so when you move where you earn, your audience moves with you.
