You’re investing in ads, crafting your best emails, and yet you see costs go up, engagement drop, and emails barely get opened. Before you panic, let’s break down why these things happen—and more importantly, how to navigate them with smart strategies.
Social media low engagement often feels like the ultimate measure of success. More likes, comments, and shares are usually celebrated as signs that your content is resonating with your audience. But what if your engagement metrics are lower than expected? Should you...
Imagine this: instead of standing in a room with 50 people who are genuinely interested in your business, you’re now in an auditorium with 2,000 people, and you have to find those 50 people in all that chaos. Exhausting, right?
Many of us have been there, sporadically posting content and hoping for a miracle boost in sales or bookings. But let’s face it: without a well-crafted content strategy, you might as well be navigating the social media seas blindfolded. Here’s the reality check: random posts do not a content strategy make. And if you’re serious about putting dollars in your back pocket, it’s high time you got strategic.
You’ve probably heard the terms social media schedule and content strategy as assumed they are pretty much the same thing. They do sound similar, but they’re different beasts. Knowing what sets them apart is super important if you’re looking to rock your online presence.