This video is spot on! I've been using boost app social which has been a lifesaver for organizing and enhancing content across all my platforms. It's like having a mini creative team in your pocket.
As the social media manager for a non-profit organization, I find it challenging to determine what to post because we have three distinct audience groups: the individuals who use our services, our donors, and our volunteers. It's important to make sure we effectively engage with all of these groups.
Same thing here, it's so difficult to determine what to post I would really love if we could think connect to each other and share experiences and ideas
My name is Hisham, a graphic designer who is excited to apply for a thumbnail design job. With a deep understanding of TH-cam content dynamics, I specialize in creating visually appealing thumbnails that grab attention and attract clicks.
I have not noticed that from any of the accounts I manage. I have heard others say that, but I personally havn’t had the issue. As long as the content is what my audience likes, my content typically performs well, rather it’s scheduled or uploaded in the moment
Certainly! I've also been working on a new task management process that works for me. I love Notion for planning and many other things, but as far as completing tasks it just never worked out. I'm using Todoist w/ Google Calendar.
@@paulpasadena 1. Know your audience 2. Figure out what content resonates with them 3. Plan your posts with something like trello or Asana 4. Schedule and post your content 5. Keep doing what works
@@ChadEveryday Simply mentioning the name of a program isn't showing you how to use it. Saying "use trello or asana" doesn't do anything. Saying "post your content" is redundant. "Keep doing what works" is an empty platitude that's about as helpful as "Just do it." You didn't SHOW us how to "Know your audience." where to get statistics, what to do with them, what they mean. The big takeaway from this is "A content plan is important" but you never actually SHOW us how to do anything. Mentioning Trello isn't showing us how to make a content plan. Most of all, you never showed us how you make a content plan, which was the supposed concept of the entire video. You showed zero examples, you didn't take us through your process, you didn't show us the type of videos you can make, you didn't show yourself thinking up concepts, you didn't even show us an image of what a content plan looks like. I'm not trolling you. If you are smart, you'll see I'm giving you tons of ideas for your future videos. SHOW us how to analyze statistics. SHOW us some examples. SHOW us you in the room coming up with different content plan. SHOW us how to use Asana and Trello to come up with a content plan. SHOW us your template. SHOW us a downloadable example on a docx. or .pdf file. The OP was correct. This video is fluff. This does NOT contain the content planning process you posted. Sorry. It doesn't.
This video is spot on! I've been using boost app social which has been a lifesaver for organizing and enhancing content across all my platforms. It's like having a mini creative team in your pocket.
As the social media manager for a non-profit organization, I find it challenging to determine what to post because we have three distinct audience groups: the individuals who use our services, our donors, and our volunteers. It's important to make sure we effectively engage with all of these groups.
Same thing here, it's so difficult to determine what to post I would really love if we could think connect to each other and share experiences and ideas
Just plan for all those three audience and take notes of which audience engage more with your content.
Same here
Thanks for sharing, Chad! Loving the new format, very helpful for me
Glad you like it!
This was explained so well. Thank you!
That's awesome! I'm always looking for ways to make things more accessible.
Great advice thank u bro
Glad it helped, thank you!
Thanks for the tips
You're welcome, happy I could help!
This was a helpful start, thank you! And thanks for the recommendations for software/programs.
My name is Hisham, a graphic designer who is excited to apply for a thumbnail design job. With a deep understanding of TH-cam content dynamics, I specialize in creating visually appealing thumbnails that grab attention and attract clicks.
Does it hurt views and reach for your IG account if you use a scheduler?
I have not noticed that from any of the accounts I manage. I have heard others say that, but I personally havn’t had the issue. As long as the content is what my audience likes, my content typically performs well, rather it’s scheduled or uploaded in the moment
Can you share how to setup notion ? it would be very helpful
Certainly! I've also been working on a new task management process that works for me. I love Notion for planning and many other things, but as far as completing tasks it just never worked out. I'm using Todoist w/ Google Calendar.
Nice work nan
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Title: How to create a content plan.
Actual tips provided in this video: ????
@@paulpasadena 1. Know your audience 2. Figure out what content resonates with them 3. Plan your posts with something like trello or Asana 4. Schedule and post your content 5. Keep doing what works
@@ChadEveryday Simply mentioning the name of a program isn't showing you how to use it. Saying "use trello or asana" doesn't do anything. Saying "post your content" is redundant. "Keep doing what works" is an empty platitude that's about as helpful as "Just do it." You didn't SHOW us how to "Know your audience." where to get statistics, what to do with them, what they mean.
The big takeaway from this is "A content plan is important" but you never actually SHOW us how to do anything. Mentioning Trello isn't showing us how to make a content plan.
Most of all, you never showed us how you make a content plan, which was the supposed concept of the entire video. You showed zero examples, you didn't take us through your process, you didn't show us the type of videos you can make, you didn't show yourself thinking up concepts, you didn't even show us an image of what a content plan looks like.
I'm not trolling you. If you are smart, you'll see I'm giving you tons of ideas for your future videos. SHOW us how to analyze statistics. SHOW us some examples. SHOW us you in the room coming up with different content plan. SHOW us how to use Asana and Trello to come up with a content plan. SHOW us your template. SHOW us a downloadable example on a docx. or .pdf file.
The OP was correct. This video is fluff. This does NOT contain the content planning process you posted. Sorry. It doesn't.
Whole video was fluff. Where is the info lol. Dang
- Know your audience
- Types of content to post based on your audience
- Content planners online
- How I content Plan
@@ChadEveryday I'm sorry, that information was not in this post.
@@paulpasadena it’s in the video
What is it you have to sure to find a program to make a calendar