All in Recipe for Social Media
At the end of the day, batching your social media tasks helps save you time, and makes sure you are more intentional with what type of content you are sharing on social media. Win. Win.
Since most of my work in social media is all about PHOTOGRAPHY, here are some of my favorite tools for creating content for social media marketing.
The Wine Industry’s busiest time is during the weekends. This when the most customers come in and out of your tasting room/hotel/restaurant/retail shop. This also means that this is when the most people post pictures on Instagram, tag your brand in their main images on the feed, or share pictures and videos on their Instagram Stories. This is also when a lot of people ask questions about hours, location, etc. on Facebook or other social media platforms while trying to figure out their itinerary for the weekend. You want to make sure to engage with them.
I just hit publish for my first series of in-person classes on social media marketing - one for Wine Marketers and one for my Consumer Product and Small Business Marketing Friends.
At the end of the day, the relationship that customers make with brands is what they are going to remember. If a potential customer asked a question about your product or service through social media, and you got back to them right away, they will remember that. The opposite is true as well, people now have an expectation that brands will get back to them on social media, and when they don’t, that leaves a bad taste in their mouth. I provided some tips and tricks of how to batch your community management time within a few minutes each day so it’s not overwhelming.
An Instagram Bio is 150 characters that most people tend not to put too much thought into. I’m here to give you some tips and explain why creating a good Instagram Bio is vital to connecting with your target audience, the first step to creating a successful Instagram strategy.
