How to deal with social media overwhelm as a small business
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2024
- Top tips for managing social media overwhelm if you are running a small business.
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You are a breath of fresh air. I value and enjoy your content very much.
I'm so glad! x
Agree, no family or children should be included in social media.
glad I'm not the only one x
The first person who brought light to the topic of managing burnout and how to successfully navigate your priorities .. whether YTer, or anyone, anyone can apply this theory to their life, thank you..
you're very welcome x
Very sensible to limit yourself. I love all your content and it's a real treat when we get more of it but I understand the need to manage your time and energy appropriately.
My husband has a gaming TH-cam channel which he is trying to build up to get monetised. He started it as a hobby but thought it was worth seeing if it could generate an income. He limits himself to 1 video a week and even at that it takes its toll. Not my idea of fun, sitting on the computer game, talking about it, and then editing it all, but he enjoys it. He creates storylines and some of them are like films, very clever, but not my thing, I'd rather be in the garden!
totally agree - I'm lucky I can build a channel around the garden - though I guess if you loved gaming as much as I love being outside... xxx good luck to your husband - yes it's hard work but the chat with the people who join in is always fun and interesting x
@theflowerfarmer yes, he enjoys the conversations it generates. Thank you for always responding to comments. I learn so much from your channel and the extra tips when I ask questions are a bonus!
‘I’m filming!’😂 Love your clips!
lol - no Fabrizio in my clips either (he's camera shy x)
I totally agree with your clip Georgie 😊 I don't post anything personal on my business page (apart from having to leave our rented property/land which has directly effected my business). I'm not great at all this tech stuff anyway, it definitely overwhelms me so some great tips there. Thank you 😊
you're very welcome x
Really useful video - I came here via your Instagram story (I think it's good to know where your traffic comes from too!). I'm not a small business but am building a YT channel and struggling to balance with a full-time job. This was very refreshing and good advice about managing workload. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! and thanks for letting me know where you found it - good luck with your channel - it's hard work isn't it? - in a good way... x
Loved this ❤
thank you x
Thank you so much for all that you share! Every time I learn something new! Saving up to join some of your online workshops!! 💖🙌🏻
My pleasure - and see you soon x
I’ll definitely be watching twice a week - and hope to join one of your floristry classes
Oh good you’ll be very welcome x
Georgie, what are you pricking out there? It look like you are putting them into the same size tray. Are you just spacing them out further from tray 1 to tray 2? How many times do you pot on seedlings before planting them out? Thank you.
I'd guess she's dropping them lower to prevent legginess, I have to do this as I don't grow under lights. It also means you can space them very neatly. I only do it once, deep trays give enough room for the roots.
Hi Karen and Sam yes I sow in deep trays so can prick out into the same trays not so much for legginess but to make sure space between seedlings and sometimes peat free compost can set solid on the surface so pricking out is like miniature hoeing the soil to keep it friable so the seedlings can grow on - if we carry on this mild spring I'll be planting out into the outside beds in a week or so x
thank you❤
You're welcome 😊 x
Thank you. Wise counsel.
You’re very welcome x
Love your videos Georgie, thank you. Please can you tell us what you are pricking out? xx
I think here I was pricking out annual gypsophila Covent Garden x
@@theflowerfarmerthank you 😊x
Great video! How many seedlings are you putting in your trays? Is it 30? Tia
yes 30 x
Hi Georgie great video some sound advice. I get my 1st allotment on Friday and I’m thinking of starting a TH-cam channel to follow my journey I’m going to grow fruit veg and flowers I do grow a small amount at home already do you have any advice for me please.
Such a good idea - think seriously about how much time you have for the ‘tube don’t over commit and remember why you’re doing it and it’ll stay fun and not become a chore x
Georgie...I have a Health and Safety concern!! I really don't think its a good idea for you to hang those Saws where you can knock them off your beam! A cut from your saw would be very BORING!! 🙈
Haha! So right! Actually they are hanging over Fabrizio’s tool collection so it’s ok but good point well made! Xxx