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Right then, you say social media and for
me now you hear Instagram.
Once upon a time, not so long ago,
that would have been Facebook or depending on
where you are now it could mean TikTok,
it might mean Pinterest or even Twitter.
Vintage Twitter.
Yes, there are a lot of social media
platforms around but I think the majority of
us would be in agreement that at the
present time Instagram is now the default platform.
It's where a lot of clients find you,
get a good idea of your work, your
personality and what you stand for as a
person.
So this will be the platform I'm going
to base social media on.
However, it's not to say that some of
the lessons can't be transferred to TikTok, Pinterest,
YouTube or Facebook, even Snapchat if your target
audience is 16 to 18.
I can't say there are rights and wrongs
when it comes to social media.
It's not as black and white as that
and plenty of you watching this will probably
know or currently practice it far better than
I do but the rules of social media
are subjective to the growth you want, the
client you're aiming for and quite importantly what
you enjoy.
You don't like reels?
Don't worry, Mr. Zuckerberg hasn't set any rule
in place to say that it's impossible to
gain more engagement without them, I'm pretty sure.
However, there are absolutely some do's and don'ts
across the board which we'll chat about more
later on.
I also feel it's important to address that
it's okay to take time away from social
media as and when you feel you want
to.
Did your old corporate boss ask you to
take your laptop and work phone on holiday
and be contactable at all times?
I mean they might have thought about it
but it would have been an unreasonable request
for you to work solidly during your time
off and it's okay to apply those rules
to your own business as well.
Thankfully there are now plenty of tools that
allow you to get your content out there
to the world while your phone's left in
the hotel room and you're on a sun
lounger with a mojito in one hand and
a pina colada in the other.
Oh to dream.
So let's get stuck in shall we and
get our gram on.
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