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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2019 · 19 MIN

How She Stays Productive on Social Media

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Last week, in episode 51, we learned all about how to maximize our visibility in Facebook groups, while minimizing the amount of time it takes. In this episode, we’re learning how to do the same with social media content that we post on our own channels. My guest today, Jenny Suneson is going to help us make a greater impact with our content. She is the owner of Confetti Social, a social media marketing agency. I can’t wait to get started! We cover:The biggest limitations that Jenny sees for virtual support pros when they’re being inconsistent on social mediaHow we can be consistent on social media while still limiting the amount of time it takesHow Jenny uses SmarterQueue for Facebook and TwitterWhat kind of content resonates really well with her audience, and how she decides what content she is creating for Facebook and InstagramWhat she uses to schedule Instagram posts and why it’s her favoriteHow often you should be posting if you want to stay consistent and get visibleOne thing you can do this week to become more consistent with posting on social mediaThe SmarterQueue training video she created to help you be more productive on social mediaHead over to thelaunchguild.com/podcast for more info! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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