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Streamline Your Social Media Strategy and Take Back Your Time

Are you feeling burnt out and stressed from trying to do everything for your business yourself? Seriously though, think for a second about running your business, organizing the backend, keeping up with client work & communication, and managing your social media... Does it make your head spin?


When you made your vision board this year, did it include getting time back to focus on the parts of your business that made you want to start it? What about that growth you told yourself you'd work towards at the beginning of the year? You probably don't have time for that when you do everything else yourself. 


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I've put together time-saving hacks that will help you streamline your social media strategy and get back (you guessed it) TIME!


Assess Your Current Strategy

Start by taking a look at your current social media approach. What methods are you using (or not using) to manage your online presence? Identify areas for improvement to streamline your process effectively. 


If you don't have a content strategy, consider making yourself one. This process will help you identify your target audience and strategize what type of content you want to post and when it makes the most sense. For instance, if you have a full client roster, you probably don't want to make multiple social media posts pushing your services. While staying fresh in your potential clients' minds is great, you can do that by posting value instead. 


Identify Time-Drains & Pain Points

Pinpoint time drains in your social media routine. Are you spending too much time creating content? Struggling to engage with your audience consistently? 

Batch-creating content seems like it would be time-consuming & I think because of that, it scares many people. In reality, you can spend a handful of hours creating content for 2 weeks (or 2 months, etc.) at a time and have that ready to schedule out. Then bam…. Creating and posting content is off your radar for the time being. 


If you struggle to engage with your audience, set some time on your calendar to handle engagement. It doesn't have to be hours long to make an impact… start with 15 minutes a few days a week. 


Streamlining Your Process

Optimize your workflow by leveraging automation tools and resources. Explore social media management platforms that allow you to schedule posts in advance and curate content efficiently (Metricool is my current fav). By streamlining repetitive tasks, you'll have more time to focus on strategic moves that you want to make. 


Creating a Content Calendar

A well-planned content calendar is a great way to stay organized and consistent. Map out your content schedule for the week or month ahead, including themes, topics, and post timings. This saves time and ensures a cohesive brand presence across platforms.


Outsourcing and Delegation

Don't be afraid to delegate tasks to lighten your workload. Consider hiring a social media manager to handle content creation, scheduling, or community management. Outsourcing lets you focus on high-value activities while ensuring your social media presence stays active. Shameless plug, but for reals, whether you hire me or not, delegating/outsourcing can make a giant difference in the time you have to focus on scaling your business. 


Establishing Boundaries

Set boundaries to protect your time and mental well-being. Schedule dedicated blocks for social media activities and resist the urge to check notifications constantly. Remember, stepping away from the screen and prioritizing self-care is okay. (In fact, I highly suggest doing this. YOU matter.).


By Implementing these time-saving tricks, you can optimize your social media strategy & claim time back for your business. So, go ahead, take charge of your schedule, and watch your online presence thrive!


If you try these and you're like Megan, I'm still not getting time back... I can help. I have a few packages with different prices to accommodate all business owners. Check out my services HERE.




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