Make a custom website for Social media analysts

To start your own social media page, choose a platform that aligns with your content and audience. Create a profile, use a recognizable username, and craft a compelling bio. Share engaging content regularly, interact with your audience, and utilize relevant hashtags.

Step 4: Implement the 10-10-5 Rule 10 Value-Driven Posts Share writing tips, industry insights, and thought-provoking discussions. 10 Shared Posts Highlight relevant articles, reader testimonials, or partner content. 5 Promotional Posts Announce book releases, media features, and special offers.

The 30/60/10 principle for content on social media looks like this: 30% of your content should be owned by your brand, 60% should be curated by your brand, and the remaining 10% should be self-promotion which features a call-to-action of some sort.

This is where the 5-5-5 rule is handy. 5 Existing Clients: Dedicate time to 5 existing clients 5 Prospective Clients: Commit to spending a couple of hours a week on 5 prospective clients which match your ideal client avatar. 5 Referrals Build relationships with partners who will give you referrals for your business.

70% of Facebook posts should be proven content that supports building your brand. 20% should be content from others, such as promoting anotherʼs business or sharing interesting articles written by another and tagging. 10% should be call-to-action in nature such as sales, discounts, introduction on new offerings, etc.

Adrianne recommends using the 30/30/30 Rule a phrase you may be familiar with if youʼve ever attended a JB Media Institute session when you come up with content. This means youʼll spend 30% of your content talking about yourself, 30% talking about others and 30% posting fun and engaging info.