The Evolving Creator

30/04/2022

World chin-chin day, World ex day, International day to punch a friend…

If you're a brand that's part of the internet, you need to make content. What's more, you need to make good content—content that people want to read—and that means not only throwing out the occasional blog post or newsletter but also marking special occasions.

The days of your content calendar being filled with nothing but Easter and Christmas are over.
Every brand has a story to tell, and every day is an opportunity to tell it.

Some people say it's too late to create content around a particular notable date, that it's too soon, or even that you shouldn't do it at all. I’m here to tell you that those people are wrong. And let me tell you why.

People love content and they love it in their social media feeds. They want things to read and pass on to their friends so they can have things to talk about. And if you help them do that, they'll come back for more. That's why creating content around notable dates, whether it's the middle of the month or the end, can help bolster your brand's visibility and build relationships with customers who will be loyal for life.

Think of all the things you know about just this month alone: May has Workers’ Day, Children's Day, Burger Day, Armed Forces Day… Just because a day isn't a holiday or an event doesn't mean it's not a great time for your brand to have some fun… especially if you've got a little creativity and ingenuity on your side.

So go ahead and get started tomorrow—Workers' Day!

03/02/2022

Are you even a social media manager if you don't have multiple personalities?

If someone told me that I would make a post for a client, then use my personal account to like and comment, and then go back to reply with the client’s account, I will say it's a lie 😂
I would have called it total madness.

Now guess who is giving Kevin Wendall Crumb a run for his money? 😂

As a social media manager, you have to learn to wear different hats. You shouldn't have just a writers eye, you should have a designer’s eye, an analyst eye and an audience eye.
You also have to learn to adopt a different tone of voice, different writing techniques, different audience strategy, unless you say you want to stick to one niche and one target audience (which won't get you anywhere in this line of work)

It seems overwhelming when you get started but it is an exciting process and shouldn't be something to be afraid of.

Can you relate to this? Like and share so others can see it.

01/02/2022

I've made just two posts before now and some who don't know me are probably wondering what my deal is. Well, I'm a CONTENTPRENEUR. If that makes sense.

I love content and creating some. In all its form and glory, I excel. I offer my content and marketing skills because I want to see businesses and people succeed.

Don't let my caption speak for me, I have a portfolio to prove it and will further prove it by posting here as much as I can.

Creating content for the lots of you makes me forget I have my own page sometimes 🥲
But I'm going to put in the effort. I need to show off.

That said, what you see in the picture is what I can do for you.

I can keep you in the loop when it comes to digital marketing - from SEO to content creation and everything in between. So let me.

The floors are wet, so you can easily slide into my DM.

25/01/2022

Don't you just wish your phones could do it all?

25/01/2022

I think that about sums it up.
Pretty funny for a first post but it sums up my year.
Hey there. I do hope I come here more often.
I want to show you how fun content can be.

24/01/2022

24/01/2022