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September 21, 2024

Saturday


Give up negative thinking

Post your Social Post on your business Facebook page

Share your Business post on your personal Facebook page

Share your post on Instagram and any other social profiles you are managing

Relax and enjoy your weekend! However take some time today and preview your upcoming calendar for the week and prep for your upcoming content plan.

Study today's marketing question and as always reach out if you have any of your own questions

Study today's marketing Term and try to apply the concept at least once today

Bonus Challenge

Hire an admin or high schooler to delivery flyer’s door-to-door

Today's Social Post

Social Post Idea:

What was your first job?



Notes:

  • Keep it light today and inspire people - it's the weekend.
  • Reminder: Weekends are more flexible on time windows to post. However if you can get posts out early you have a better chance of them being seen throughout the day since engagement isn't concentrated during small windows.


When and where to post:
- Post on Facebook today between 9am-10am - Post on LinkedIn today between 7am-10am - Post on Instagram today at 10am

Today's Blog Post Idea

Happy Weekend! Even though there is not a blog post scheduled for today, weekend's are a a great time to be prepping for your upcoming content plan for the week. Use today to preview your calendar for the week and start prepping notes and outlines for the content you will be creating!

Today's Premium Content

There are no premium content pieces scheduled for today. Go check out the Action Plan Calendar to see when the next one is scheduled to be completed and use today to start prepping for it.

Today's Email Content

There are no emails scheduled for today. Go check out the Action Plan Calendar to see when the next one is scheduled to be completed and use today to start prepping for it.


Today's Learning Center



Today's Marketing Question

Question:

Is short-form or long-form content better?


Answer:

Much debate surrounds this topic. Some studies seem to suggest that short and sweet is best – that consumers want to skim a short blog and be able to get the message quickly. Other research shows that long, in-depth, detailed posts are best at converting. Our answer? Find out what your unique audience prefers through testing. Write some long posts and some short ones, and see which ones are most successful – and then create more like them!

Today's Marketing Term

Term:

Page Authority


Definition:

A metric devised by the SEO software company Moz that measures the relative authoritativeness of a single website page.