IG Practice: A Week of Daily Posting
Well, while I'm still working on getting fifteen quality Lifestyle, Candid and Preselection still photos for my IG (huge thanks to @Anthony Kenyon-Slade , @A M and @Trevor Low for all your help so far), I've been wanting to get in the habit of posting. I wound up printing out the write-ups for the Off-Market Dating course (I find studying text easier than video sometimes) and making some notes. From what I gather, the general ideal is to post three times a day plus spend around fifteen minutes responding to any engagement. Right at the moment, I want to focus on building the basic routine, so I'll stick to one update per day plus engagement response and then reflect/build from there. As I work from home, showing off an adventurous lifestyle is somewhat tricky, but I think I can make up for it on the weekends - particularly tonight. Thanks to a new connection, I'm going to a fashion industry networking event on a harbour cruise; I'm manning his camera while he does some Man-on-the-Street chats with guests (Man-on-a-Boat?), so opportunities for us both to show competence running the camera (and I can get some reveal-style stories in). Plus, before the event, I want to get another walking vlog or two in the can for my YouTube channel, which I can then slice up for reels. As for the rest: - I have some back content that I can use, including seven episodes of a self improvement video podcast and over a hundred of my old show from ten years ago (though that's audio only, so I'd need to do some clever graphical stuff there). - There are some decent not-quite-grid photos from the last few shoots that I can run as part of carousels. - There's also the next Sydney meetup in a week, at which Trevor is planning to do help us do some genuine Man on the Street video. - I've got some photos of my dog Sookie and I, plus a vertical video I took of her birthday in April which, would make a nice carousel.