The first 1,000 comes from a repeatable post and a reason to follow, not from a growth hack. Most people quit before the format is recognizable.
Evergreen
Strangers follow when they can predict the next video and want it. That means the same kind of problem, the same kind of payoff, and a profile that explains both in one glance.
Chasing a single viral hit to "get to 1,000" usually leaves you with a crowd that wanted the joke, not the show. The slower path is a series. Episode numbers, a repeated hook shape, and a pinned post that says what you do.
Do less, on purpose.
On some platforms it unlocks a tool. As a business, it is just proof that a stranger can understand you. Treat the number as a checkpoint, then look at returning viewers.
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