Content for your Skool or other Social Media community
Now I don't know where you are right now with your Skool group or other Social Media. But perhaps you're over here finding it difficult to remain consistent, struggle to create interesting and engaging content, feeling frustrated, disappointed with yourself, and maybe even a bit lost. Now imagine you are over here, where you have regular consistent ideas, you look forward to creating content, and you know what to post and when. Your community is thriving and you are buzzing. Would you agree that to get you from where you are: worrying what content to create, to where you want to be creating consistent and interesting content, that you need a strategy? YES or No? And that strategy is Creating Multiple Content Series Do you struggle to stay consistent on social media? Creating a series can make all the difference! Why? When you create content series, your audience knows what to look forward to, and you save time (and mental energy) thinking about what to post. It’s a win-win for engagement and consistency! To help you get started, here are 5 content series ideas that you can use right away: 1. Come with me... Take your audience along on an experience, such as a day in your life, a business event, or behind the scenes of your work. Hook "Come with me as I [do something exciting, interesting, or relatable]!" 2. Weekly/Monthly Roundup Recap key moments, achievements, or updates from the past week/month. Hook "Here’s what’s been happening at [your business name] this week/month - don’t miss out!" 3. Customer Spotlight A feature where you highlight a specific customer, their experience with your business, and the results they’ve achieved. Hook "We’re so inspired by [Customer Name]’s journey. Here’s how we’ve worked together to make it happen" 4. Your Questions, My Answers A fun, interactive series where you directly address your audience’s burning questions, offering personalised and valuable insights. Hook "You asked, I’m answering! Let’s dive into your top questions"