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How can I save time on my social media?
Good morning, Social Rabbit here with your guide to the world of social media.
This is the burning question… how to save time. The two best tips to save time are:
That’s it! Easy.
STEP 1: Posting In Advance
I use this high tech (not) excel file which you can download, where I write all my posts for each day before I schedule them. After I have written them and they have been posted I go back and write down the number of likes and comments each post gets, this makes it MUCH easier for me to see at a glance which types of posts are popular and which ones aren’t.
I sit down at the end of each month for 30 minutes and write each post for the following month, this saves me time and stress of having to think up ideas each day/for each post as the month goes on, and I know that the posts I am writing are adding value and that it is fitting in with my plan for my Facebook page. This can be used for LinkedIn, Twitter and other social networks as well.
STEP 2: Scheduling Your Posts
There are a few different tools you can use to schedule your posts….
There are also another 10 mentioned in this article on the AMEX forum, the ones in the article are mostly based around Twitter and Facebook, although they do also mention Hootsuite.
If you can write all your Facebook page posts in advance, and some of your Twitter or LinkedIn ones this will really save you time in the long run. My favourite tool for scheduling is Sendible, but whichever you go with as long as it works for you then that’s what is important. Try it for a month and I am sure once you have done it you won’t go back!
Your task for August should you choose to accept it is to schedule your posts for the month, mine are already done for Facebook, now I am tackling the rest!
If you use another tool that I haven’t mentioned here please let me know I’m always looking for new options to explore.