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3. Table of contents
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Planning Content creation Review and
editing
Scheduling Format and design Final review

4. What is social media?
Overall, social media is a versatile tool that can enrich your life,
facilitate connections, and offer a window into the broader
world. It's a platform where you can learn, share, and engage in
meaningful ways, enhancing both your online and offline
experiences. Here you have some purposes of social media:
● Personal connections: Connect with others, share
moments, and express yourself
● Information and entertainment: Stay informed, discover
diverse content, and enjoy entertainment
● Learning and social impact: Learn, contribute to causes,
and engage in diverse communities

5. Planning
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6. Planning
Begin by outlining your objectives, whether it's
sharing personal moments, promoting a cause,
or growing your online presence. Consider who
your audience is, whether they're followers,
supporters, or friends, and understand their
interests to tailor your content
Objectives and audience Your message
Select a theme and tone that resonate with your
audience, whether it's your Instagram followers,
environmental enthusiasts, or friends. Create
engaging content, like images, videos, or text,
that aligns with your goals and speaks to the
preferences of your target audience

7. Quality
Platforms
Captions
Content creation
Produce high-quality content for
individuals, organizations, or
causes. Mix images, videos, and
captions to keep it engaging and
dynamic. Showcase personal
experiences or organizational
impact
Tailor content to each platform's
characteristics and user
expectations. Adapt visuals and
messages to the platform's
nuances for better resonance
Enhance content with concise,
engaging captions. Share stories
that resonate with your
audience. For causes, emphasize
your mission. Utilize relevant
hashtags to amplify reach

8. Before sharing, review your content for accuracy.
Whether you're an individual sharing personal stories
or an environmental organization spreading
awareness, ensure details are correct
Proofread for grammar and spelling errors. Even
personal accounts benefit from error-free content.
For organizations or causes, polished content
boosts professionalism and credibility
Edit for clarity and consistency. Whether it's your
personal experiences or your organization's
initiatives, ensure your message is easy to
understand. Use a consistent tone that aligns with
your content's purpose
Check visuals for quality. Ensure images and videos
are clear and visually appealing. Strong visuals
enhance your content's impact and engagement
Review and editing
Accuracy check
Clarity and consistency
Grammar and spelling
Visual appeal

9. Time zones
Varied timing Content type
Optimal timing Platforms insights Consistency
Scheduling
For individuals, consider when
your audience is most active.
Organizations promoting causes
should align posts with peak
engagement times
Experiment with posting times.
Test different slots and observe
engagement patterns. Adapt your
schedule based on results
Consider your audience's time
zones. Schedule posts to reach
them when they're most likely to
be online
Study platform analytics. Know
when your content gets the most
attention. Post accordingly for
maximum impact
Maintain a consistent posting
schedule. For personal accounts,
regular updates keep followers
engaged. Consistency builds trust
Match post types with optimal
times. Share longer content when
your audience is more receptive.
Use short posts when attention
spans are limited

10. 123,123
Keep track of interactions with your posts

11. Social media is
all about people

12. Engagement share
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Pinterest
TikTok
Instagram
Twitter

13. A table for your schedules
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
TikTok Idea Idea Idea Idea Idea
Instagram Idea Idea - Idea Idea
Twitter Idea Idea Idea Idea -
Pinterest Idea Idea Idea - Idea
Email - Idea - Idea Idea
Facebook Idea - Idea Idea -

14. This is what your
page will look like
1
2
3
Your username
Remember that web pages must be optimized to work
on phones, since 80% of people only visit websites from
their smartphones
1. Your username should be the first thing they see
2. Select your best photo for the front page
3. Use creative captions for your posts!

15. Buyer persona or target audience
Bio
Provide a general overview of the
buyer persona. Include demographic
information, professional and personal
roles, and how they fit into the world
“Envision a statement
that encapsulates their
attitudes, desires, or
key concerns. Imagine
what they might say”
Personality
● Describe the buyer persona's
characteristics in three key
aspects: their values, behaviors,
and attitudes
● This will help establish a clearer
picture of how they think and act
● It’s very important to know your
audience!
Motivations
Motivation
Pain points
These pain points are areas where
your offering could be beneficial for
the buyer persona
Motivation
Motivation
1
2
3
Jane Doe
26, teacher

16. Roadmap infographic of our socials
Initiative Objective Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Initiative 1
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative
Initiative 2
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative
Initiative 3
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative
Initiative 4
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative
Initiative 5
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative
Initiative 6
In this section, describe the
objective of your initiative

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You know what they say: a picture is worth
a thousand words — use them!

18. —Laura Patterson
—Sarah Thomson
—Peter James
"I was amazed by how this
strategy reshaped my social
media game — it's like I found the
missing puzzle piece for
audience engagement!"
"Before discovering these
techniques, I underestimated
the power of social media. Now,
I'm witnessing real results and
meaningful connections"
Testimonials
“My social media presence took
a remarkable turn after following
this advice. The growth in
interactions and followers
speaks for itself”

19. Social media analytics
xxx billion
Users
worldwide
xh xmin
Average
time spent
xx
Number of
platforms used
Worldwide reach
Country 1 users Country 2 users
xxx billion xxx billion
Platforms with most users
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