Social Wall

The TikTok and Instagram posts that grew the apps in the gallery — each one leads straight into that app's onboarding and paywall.

Ziggy2.2M views, 51K saves, 1,835 comments. A practical topic that reaches a new audience of parents. It ends by asking "what other signs do you want to know?" and gathers a lot of comments.

Ziggy2.4M views, 53K saves. The "you might be getting this wrong too" hook makes it personal. The save rate is high at about 2.2%, and it is the type closest to driving app downloads.

Ziggy4.2M views, 16K shares. Puts the question viewers are wondering about in captions and answers with a punchline only a CODA (child of deaf adults) could deliver. The like rate is about 22%, far above the rest.

Ziggy6.3M views, 1,043 comments. The last lesson before 18 months apart, an emotional peak for followers who have watched the couple. Even this somber video ends with an app promo.

Ziggy4.8M views, 72K saves. A forbidden-topic hook ("bad words you shouldn't teach") paired with the laugh of the girlfriend using them. The like rate is high at about 14%.

Ziggy8M views. An emotional video where the girlfriend signs "thank you for teaching me" and "I love you." Her feelings are fully subtitled, so it lands even with viewers who don't know sign language.

Ziggy5.5M views. A progress story asking "how far has she come?" Captions narrate the reactions to keep viewers watching to the end.

Ziggy160K views. It hadn't taken off yet, but it's the first of the "teaching my girlfriend" format that later repeatedly reached millions of views.

Ziggy109K views. Flirting in sign language appeals to a young audience, but the numbers were modest. One of the earliest videos introducing Anna.

Ziggy7.5M views, 76K saves. Showing a trending song through a native signer's expressions and hand movements felt new and reached the song's fans, making it the first big viral hit.

Ziggy297K views. A self-introduction that directly answers the common comment question "are you deaf?" and ends by asking viewers to comment their questions.

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