Facebook has become a powerful tool for marketers and entrepreneurs. It's easy to use, it's cheap, and it can reach millions of people. But there's one drawback: low engagement on your posts. 😟
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✔️Check the perfect post time for your content you want to hit the sweet spot between engagement and reach.
✔️ Not sure what to post? Consider posting a video instead of text. You can use video as an opportunity to showcase your brand and give people a chance to see what you have to offer, but also as a way to tell stories that are more personal and engaging than just text.
✔️ If you're not sure where to begin with posting content, try starting with the most popular posts on your page and work outward from there. It's also helpful to look at other pages' content and see what they're doing well so that you can emulate them or try something new!
✔️ Make sure each post has a call-to-action (CTA). CTA's can be anything from "like" " to " "reach out." They should be short and easy for readers to understand.
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Without a question, one of the most crucial things you can do as an entrepreneur is managing your time effectively.
7 #tips that I follow and think are worth sharing with you! 💎💎💎
1. Schedule everything - Write down every assignment you have. Determine what works for you. You may either keep a calendar online or, if you want, keep a more conventional diary that you can always take with you.
2 - The 2-Minute Rule - Looking for a procrastination cure? Here's how: Start by setting aside only two minutes for each chore you're putting off. For example. Simply write two or three sentences in two minutes if you need to draft a letter, and you'll find yourself finishing it. The emphasis is more on the act of starting the task.
3. Attention Management - Your ability to focus and pay attention has a direct influence on how productive you are. You will lose productivity and produce lower-quality work if you are overly preoccupied with various internal and external issues.
4. Learning how to say "no" to the things that don't actually require your attention is the first step towards prioritization. Delegation is giving those less important tasks to the people who are more qualified to handle them.
5. Allocate Unstructured Time. This is your "me time." You may be asking yourself, "I'm already busy, why do I have to set out time for nothing?" Your free time, however, is a crucial component of good time management. Why? You get busy as you build more time into your calendar. Additionally, as your workload increases, you put more and more strain on your body and mind, which can lead to burnout or even illness.
6. Conduct a time audit. Are you truly aware of how much time you devote to each task? Do you consistently prolong meetings such that the rest of your schedule is screwed up, or do you stick to your plan? You can identify the task that takes up more time than planned by doing a time audit.
7. Work smart, not hard, by finding ways to automate your tasks. Ma