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09-10-2024
Before you even think about hitting that "post" button, take a moment to figure out who your audience is. Are they into latte art or conspiracy theories about pigeons? You need to know because targeting the wrong crowd is like serving sushi at a BBQ — not ideal.
By using social listening tools (yes, they’re real), you can spy on your potential audience without it being weird. If you’re still stuck, just ask yourself: "What would Beyoncé do?" She knows her crowd.
Pro tip: If your audience is mostly grandparents trying to figure out how Facebook works, memes about cryptocurrency are probably not your best bet. But hey, no judgment.
Sure, everyone wants a million followers, but let's be realistic. You can’t be a Kardashian overnight. Focus on specific goals, like boosting engagement or driving website traffic.
Remember, KPIs aren’t a new type of K-pop band — they’re Key Performance Indicators. So make sure you’re tracking what really matters. Likes are nice, but if nobody’s buying what you're selling, it’s just internet applause.
Ah, platform selection — where the real FOMO begins. Twitter is great for witty one-liners, Instagram for showcasing your dog, and LinkedIn for pretending to be a professional adult. But don’t stretch yourself too thin. Pick the platforms that make sense for your brand.
Pro tip: If you’re a corporate law firm, maybe leave TikTok to the teenagers doing the latest dance trends. Or don’t! Imagine the “Terms & Conditions Shuffle.”
Now comes the fun part: content creation. This is where you get to unleash your inner meme lord or video guru. But remember, variety is key. You can’t post the same selfie 10 times and expect engagement (unless you’re really, really good-looking, in which case, go for it).
Try to create a mix of educational, entertaining, and promotional content. And for the love of WiFi, don’t forget to throw in some interactive posts. Polls, quizzes, and those “choose your own adventure” Instagram Stories are where it’s at.
Once you have content ready, it's time to schedule it. A posting schedule helps keep you consistent and prevents you from randomly posting at 3 a.m. when you can’t sleep.
There are tons of scheduling tools out there that can help you automate posts. That way, you can pretend you're a social media wizard, casually posting while sipping your coffee on a beach somewhere. (Spoiler: you’re really in your PJs.)
The golden rule of social media: engagement is everything. Respond to comments, reply to messages, and even acknowledge the occasional troll — but do it with humor, not rage. People love a good clapback (just ask Wendy’s).
When followers see you’re active and engaging, they’ll start interacting more. And if they don’t? Well, there’s always your mom. She’s your #1 fan, anyway.
After a few weeks, you’ll need to figure out what’s working and what’s not. Analytics tools (yes, another fancy word) will help you track performance. If your meme game is weak, switch it up. If your followers respond to GIFs of baby animals, well, then you're basically set for life.
Don’t be afraid to optimize your strategy. Social media is like the Wild West, but with more emojis. You’ll need to adapt constantly.
Congratulations! You’ve built a comprehensive social media marketing plan from scratch. Sure, it may feel like juggling flaming swords at times, but with consistency, creativity, and a bit of luck, you’ll be the next big thing on the internet. Or at least you’ll stop getting those “This could’ve been an email” comments on your posts.
Now, go forth and conquer the digital world! And if all else fails, just post more pictures of puppies.
Thank you.
SENTIWALA
DIGITAL MARKETING EXECUTIVE