Can we create content out of thin air? Actually, yes we can. Will it get you the results you're looking for? Probably not π€·ββοΈ.
In all honesty, if you're not willing to give your social media manager direction and general input on a regular basis, you're wasting your money.
Here's why you should still put in some time and effort when outsourcing your social media management:
You know your business best: You have a unique perspective and understanding of your brand that no one else can match. This insight is invaluable when it comes to creating content that accurately represents your brand and resonates with your target audience.
Collaboration is key: Social media management should be a collaborative effort between you and your social media manager. While your SMM may be responsible for creating content and posting it, you should still be involved in the planning process to ensure that everything aligns with your goals and messaging.
Stay on brand: Your social media presence is an extension of your brand, so it's important that it stays consistent with your overall branding. And no, creating a brand identity is NOT the responsibility of your social media manager.
At Salt Media, collaborating with clients is a huge part of what we do and why we are successful. If you're looking for a partner to add some flavor to your brand's online presence, send us a message π.
Don't feel entirely ready for 2022? Haven't picked a word of the year yet? And your content strategy isn't finished either? π±
Trust me, you're not alone.
If you've recently taken a social media break, getting back into a regular posting schedule can feel like the biggest obstacle. Should you address your absence? Or assume no one noticed? Talk about New Year's Resolutions? Jump on a Reels trend? π€―
For once, I decided to follow my own advice, stop overthinking, and just post the damn thing already. I highly encourage you to do the same π
Ps. I know I'm only a few years late to the Schitt's Creek party, but I recently discovered it and I'm obsessed. So despite not having finished my content strategy yet, I'm pretty sure Schitt's Creek will be a theme π