Does social media make you feel like getting social...or make you want to hide?!
Social media can feel like a never-ending challenge when you're running a food business. You know you need to post consistently and keep your content engaging, just like when you're talking with people in person. But sometimes, you just hit a wall (or a time crunch) when it comes to what to post.
In this episode, I'm sharing 10 creative but practical social media post ideas to help you build a strong, authentic connection with your audience while staying aligned with your brand strategy. From behind-the-scenes stories to customer testimonials, and from quick recipes to expert tips, I'll walk you through how to use each type to keep your content feeling exciting and intentional as you rotate through these topics.
We'll also dive into how to make the most of every post with actionable tips, so you can finally plan out your posts and make it something you look forward to. I want you to feel like getting social instead of feeling like hiding!
Whether you're just getting started or looking to refresh your approach, this episode offers you inspiration and actionable ideas you can use today.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- How to plan your social media content around 10 different "thought starter" post types (+1 bonus!).
- Practical tips and examples to create your content in a way that makes your posts pop.
- The benefit of engaging with comments on your posts as if the person is talking with you face to face.
- Why rotating through content types keeps your audience engaged and your brand consistent.
✨ Which of these content ideas will you try first to boost your confidence and ease of posting on social media?
Ready to shake up your social strategy? Let's get started!
Katie Mleziva
RealFoodBrands.com
@realfoodbrands
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