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For Instagram, keep your in-feed posts to no more than one per day. Much like Facebook, it's important to take note of when your followers are online and plan your content to be posted during these peak times.
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Read More »In fact, the most common comment we hear is “I’m not sure how often to post on social media,” followed closely by, “what should I be sharing on my business’ social media accounts?” Below, you’ll find helpful suggestions for when and what to post on each social platform. If you’re new to any of these social networks, or even to social marketing as a whole, you can use these tips to help you get started. As you start to build your presence on social media, it’s important to remember that these are only best practices. Tweak your strategy to find a balance of content and frequency in posting that’s right for your business. Social media marketing is not one-size-fits-all, but these are great guidelines to help kick off your content schedule if you’re just getting started or experimenting with what works best for you.
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Read More »Instagram Reels were announced in August 2020 and are a great way to make and share how-to content. If you’re a photographer, you can use Reels to show the difference between your SOOC (straight out of camera, for our non-photogs) images vs. your final deliverables, giving prospective clients a glimpse into your shooting and editing style. For fashion designers or personal stylists, use Reels to show off different ways to style an outfit or your favorite seasonal wardrobe must-haves. Your posting cadence for Reels will depend on your ability to create them, but posting a few per month will provide your followers with enticing content to keep them wanting more and looking forward to your next post. Last but not least, IGTV. Short for Instagram Television, IGTV was announced in 2018 to bring a long-form video option to Instagram. Videos that are posted in-feed, meaning to your actual profile on Instagram, can only be up to one-minute long. However, with the addition of IGTV, users can now upload videos up to 15-minutes long from a mobile device, and up to 60-minutes long when uploading from a computer! When sharing these IGTV posts to your feed, viewers will automatically be able to view the first minute before being prompted to watch the rest on IGTV. These are great for content that would normally be reserved for YouTube, such as long-form explainer videos, interviews, or tutorials. Since this content takes longer to produce and has higher production value, reserve IGTV posts for special moments and try not to do more than a couple per month. Twitter is one of the more fast-paced platforms. Here, content is focused on quick updates that are less than 280 characters long. You’ll see the most success if you’re trying to drive link clicks, so sharing new items from your online store or a link to your nonprofit’s donation page are both great strategies for Twitter. It can also be particularly helpful for businesses that are offering customer service via social media or news/media organizations looking to share real-time content with their followers. Although technically a social network, Pinterest really acts as more of a visual search engine. Think of it as the Google or Bing for visual content such as recipes, decor ideas, and more. Pins, which are what posts are called on Pinterest, are meant to be attention-grabbing graphics that drive users back to a link, often a blog post or website landing page. When it comes to how often to post on Pinterest, the sky’s the limit! Whereas Facebook and Twitter are passive platforms, meaning a user sits back and reads what pops up in their feed, Pinterest is more hands-on and proactive. Users actively search for what they’re looking for, as opposed to being served it. This means you will not risk bombarding followers with notifications or taking over their feeds with your posts. Instead, it’s important to focus on creating valuable content that will catch the attention of a scrolling user. Make sure to create new content often for Pinterest, as the platform tends to give preference to new pins in a user’s smart feed (this is the term Pinterest uses for a user’s home page).
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Read More »If you’re looking for a specific range, we recommend between one to five posts per day.
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