It’s different for every tribe and niche.
No one can serve you up the answer, it’s something you have to discover on your own for yourself, your tribe, and your niche.
For example, if your content isn’t making people smile (and click), your content may need compelling captions.
Or better lighting.
It may need to assure anonymity.
It may need to focus on your curves.
It may need to focus on more collaborations.
Your content may need many improvements.
And it’s up to you as an artist, as a creator, to figure out what (if anything) is missing in your content, or what clutter needs to be removed.
And each piece of content you make should be chosen consciously and intentionally, because those ~10 pieces are going to do a lot of work for you.
Many of the 100s of people you promote to daily should choose to check out your content…
…so that content should be aimed at helping them feel closer to buying.
Each piece of your content should serve a specific purpose.
Memes and humor, for example, are great for creating shares, but questions & polls are great for creating engagement.
Getting people to click usually requires content with a hint of mystery, curiosity, or extra-value promised within.
Aim for content that balances the familiar & relatable to your tribe, with something novel, interesting, or noteworthy.
Make a chunk of content that’s enough to impress people, but that doesn’t take too much time away from your important, audience-building, outreach steps.
Just like getting good at a sport, or driving a vehicle, all these steps take failure, practice, and heart. (Otherwise everyone would be doing them.)
But they’re totally doable.
You can learn a more about content here and here.