You are the kind of person I would love to spend some random mornings talking about these business tips, experiences, etc while drinking a coffee somewhere. Thank you for this
Hey Jacqui, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I loved your videos. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make highly engaging shorts for you to grow your business.
It totally depends on your business and your industry and your capacity. I personally could never do 2 times a day. My sweet spot is 3-4 times a week :)
How would you suggest using "action" pics that align with your color palates? For example, if you took pictures of something being made, how do you showcase this type of image with your brand style? Thank you!
Such a good question and one I get quite a lot! There's no super easy answer but in essence I usually recommend one of these options to my students: 1. Take the photos as nicely as you can (good lighting, composition) and then use free programs like Adobe Lightroom Mobile to apply the same edit (they are called "presets" which you can buy/download online) to each photo so they have a consistent look. 2. Put the photos in a frame that matches your brand. For example when I have a photo to share that's not one of my brand images I put it in a polaroid frame and add my brand elements around the edges (like this: instagram.com/p/Clxo7JovA_W/) OR, just post them and rely on the other posts you do to carry your brand look :) Things don't always have to be 100% picture perfect and curated to work.
i recently discovered your channel as my partner and I run a small retail business (board game store). i love graphics and am learning how to use canva but i'm still not clear on a direction to take my social media. We have thousands of products and we really want to attract new customers to our store. Any tips would be very welcome.
Love your passion!! And I saw you follow along on Instagram too - hello!! :) I have some more tips over on my podcast that will help you continue thinking through your brand direction :) You can listen here: www.whitedeer.com.au/podcast OR if you're really serious about kicking things up a notch I have a course that is designed just for people in your situation to get to know their ideal client, create a solid brand direction and then go on to create graphics in Canva to help their busineses grow. Would be thrilled to have you - diydesignmybiz.com
You are the kind of person I would love to spend some random mornings talking about these business tips, experiences, etc while drinking a coffee somewhere.
Thank you for this
Oh that's very kind of you to say! Those are definitely some conversations I LOVE having!!
Hey Jacqui, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I loved your videos. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also make highly engaging shorts for you to grow your business.
Thank you 🙏
Hello Jacqui, thanks for making this content.. I love it....
Beautiful dress!
Hi Jaqui, thanks for the content...it is extremely helpful as I begin my small business journey.
Hi Jaqui, how many times a day do you recommend we post on Instagram? 2?
It totally depends on your business and your industry and your capacity. I personally could never do 2 times a day. My sweet spot is 3-4 times a week :)
How would you suggest using "action" pics that align with your color palates? For example, if you took pictures of something being made, how do you showcase this type of image with your brand style? Thank you!
Such a good question and one I get quite a lot! There's no super easy answer but in essence I usually recommend one of these options to my students:
1. Take the photos as nicely as you can (good lighting, composition) and then use free programs like Adobe Lightroom Mobile to apply the same edit (they are called "presets" which you can buy/download online) to each photo so they have a consistent look.
2. Put the photos in a frame that matches your brand. For example when I have a photo to share that's not one of my brand images I put it in a polaroid frame and add my brand elements around the edges (like this: instagram.com/p/Clxo7JovA_W/)
OR, just post them and rely on the other posts you do to carry your brand look :) Things don't always have to be 100% picture perfect and curated to work.
@@jacquinaunton Wonderful advice. Thank you for the insight!
i recently discovered your channel as my partner and I run a small retail business (board game store). i love graphics and am learning how to use canva but i'm still not clear on a direction to take my social media. We have thousands of products and we really want to attract new customers to our store. Any tips would be very welcome.
Love your passion!! And I saw you follow along on Instagram too - hello!! :)
I have some more tips over on my podcast that will help you continue thinking through your brand direction :) You can listen here: www.whitedeer.com.au/podcast
OR if you're really serious about kicking things up a notch I have a course that is designed just for people in your situation to get to know their ideal client, create a solid brand direction and then go on to create graphics in Canva to help their busineses grow. Would be thrilled to have you - diydesignmybiz.com