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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2022 · 41 MIN

The 4 Types Of Reels You Really Need with Alisha Marfatia

from eCommerce Marketing Society with Lisa Byrne · host Lisa Byrne

You know you need Reels in your Instagram content plan, but you're low on time. So what are the types of Reels that an eCommerce brand founder really needs? This week I am joined by the Instagram Reels Queen - Alisha Marfatia.  We have a really fun and informative chat about: Her own business and how she manages 'time off' social media  Changes to Instagram in 2022 Mistakes you might be making with your Reels The 4 types of Reels every product business needs to have in their plan  How to measure if your Reels are working  How many reels to post per week  And lots more! This episode is brought to you by eComm Grow Strong - my signature 12 week group coaching program for online store owners. Doors open again in February 2023! In 12 weeks you will have transformed your marketing, mindset and results plus walk away with a fully customised 12-month plan for more engagement, traffic, sales and profit!  Get on the waitlist here and save $200 off the course price! 👇🏼 https://lisabyrne.com.au/ecomm-grow-strong-waitlist/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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