Social Media

  • Social Media Self Audit

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    When starting with a social media management client I do an audit of their accounts. You can perform a self audit by asking yourself these questions:

    • How do you feel about engaging on social media?
    • What social media platform do you think your audience is on?
    • How much time do you spend creating posts for social media?
    • Do you feel you should increase or decrease the time you spent creating social media posts?
    • If you increase time spent creating social media, where will this time come from?
    • What platforms/networks are you on and how many times per day do you post?
    • What do you think the ideal number of posts per day should be?
    • What are your most responsive type of posts?
      • text only, photos with commentary, video, live, stories, memes, posts with humor, new blog content, product links?
    • Do you know your competitors? If so, make a list and compare your social media presence to theirs.
    • What hashtags is your ideal customer using in their posts?
    • What type of content do you think your customer would respond to?
      • video, live, photo posts, etc.
    • What do you need to do to start creating more of what your customer is responding to?

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  • Time-Saving Tips for Staying Active on Social Media

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    Time-Saving Tips For Staying Active on Social Media: Know what to look for when you log in.

    Notifications, Messages, and Friend requests: Check

    Your own profile: click on your own profile at least once a day. Check for photos that didn’t upload correctly, links that don’t work, or anything else that didn’t get posted as you had planned.

    Your news feed: scroll through your news feed to see what your friends are posting. Notice that I said “𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵” and not “read everything everyone has posted for the past 24 hours”. Only read the things that catch your eye, comment on them if you feel so inclined, and then move on.