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You are here: Home > Business > 3 Key Ways to Create a Social Media Content Calendar That Works

3 Key Ways to Create a Social Media Content Calendar That Works

by Jamie Ross
Filed Under: Business, Social Media

Create a time-saving social media content calendar that promotes your business.

social media calendarTo attract new customers, you have to go to where people are.

Let’s face it: social media is where-it’s-at, and that means incorporating social media into your marketing wheelhouse is all but mandatory.

Love it or hate it, a social media presence is vital to any successful company. It’s how you connect with people and let people know that you’re open for business.

Yet, managing your social media accounts can take much time away from actually running your business. The more time spent on managing social media, the less time spent on running your business.

That’s why you need a social media content calendar to help streamline your social media strategy.

With a social media calendar, you can plan ahead, create a schedule for content to be posted at different times and days, and see the big picture for your online visibility strategy.

More importantly, your social media calendar helps you create a narrative around your brand by telling a story around it.

Rest assured, implementing a social media calendar doesn’t preclude you from posting when something comes up that deserves being posted. Your social media content calendar only augments your organic social media efforts.

Ready to create a social media calendar that saves you time and promotes your business? Keep reading.

Social media helps you create a narrative around your brand by telling a story.

facebook - social media1. Your Social Media Content Calendar Should Tell a Story

With a social media content calendar, you get to decide what pieces of content you want to post on certain days. You can arrange your content so that each new post plays into the last and sets up the next. And when you can do that, your content starts to tell a grander story.

People will associate that story with your brand and you will start to be known by that story. Whatever that story says is how people will know you, and with a social media content calendar, you’ll be able to tell a good story!

2. Social Media Should Resonate With People

Your content should cut through the screen and resonate with people on personal levels. It should echo their own lives and your audience should be able to relate to the kinds of things you post. The easiest way to achieve that kind of effect with your social media posts is by following the news.

The news plays a profound role in how people feel as they go about their days. They often turn to social media for help interpreting all the information showing up on their feed. You can be the person that helps them understand the news by posting content that relates to it, and therefore to how people are feeling.

3. Cut Through the Noise in People’s Feeds

The most important part of any social media strategy is finding ways to cut through the noise on people’s feeds. Your content should be unique and stand for itself; mimicking the content that’s already on people’s feeds won’t get you anywhere.

Don’t be afraid to have a bit of personality and to break away from your industry’s expectations. It can make you seem unique, more amicable, and it will help you develop a larger audience.

To attract new customers, you have to go to where people are.

RECAP: Social Media is a Powerful Tool When Done Well

Social media is not a force that anyone should underestimate. When a social media strategy is carried out well, it can pull a company away from the brink of collapse. To manage your social media well, you need a social media content calendar.

However, before investing in a social media content calendar, you need content to post in the first place. For that, we’re here.

Do You Need A Social Media Strategy?

Contact Fat Cat Design to strategize about the content you want on your social media profile, and we’ll make sure your audience sees you as you want to be seen.

Filed Under: Business, Social Media
Tagged With: business strategy, online strategy

About Jamie Ross

Jamie Ross is the owner of Fat Cat Design and a graphic designer, website designer, marketing strategist, social media consultant, writer, and copyeditor. Jamie helps small- to medium-sized businesses communicate their brand, promote products and services, save time, maximize resources, and reach audiences effectively and efficiently. She is also a fierce mom to three feral rescue cats.

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