We’ve created a full month’s worth of social media content ideas for July so you don’t have to. We want to help you save some time so you can focus on growing your business. As you know, a social media presence is essential for engaging with your customers and reaching new ones, but managing your social media accounts can be a full-time job by itself! Download this calendar filled with social media content ideas for July.
Why is your social media content important?
There is a myriad of reasons why social media content is important, including:
- You want to let people know who you are and show your personality,
- You can showcase your expertise,
- You can engage with your followers by asking questions and continuing the conversation in the comments,
- You can promote special offers,
- You can make a Call To Action, for example driving followers to your website, inviting them for a free consultation, or asking them to sign up for a newsletter.
You need to ensure you are providing balanced content, and a planned and structured social media calendar can help with that. You can plan out and schedule your content in advance, set your social media goals for the month, and plan out your promos. Download this calendar filled with social media content ideas for July.
Graphic Design Apps and Tools
Handy apps and tools for making your social media imagery stand out include:
- picmonkey.com
- canva.com – Interested in training? Book your one-on-one or group training here.
- pixlr.com
- wordswag.com
- piktochart.com
- paint.net
Stock Image Websites
There are also many sites that share free (and paid) stock images:
- https://pixabay.com/
- https://www.pexels.com/
- https://unsplash.com/
- http://startupstockphotos.com/
- https://inspirationhut.net/blurgrounds/
- http://allthefreestock.com/
- http://cupcake.nilssonlee.se/
- http://www.designerspics.com/
- http://foodshot.co/
- http://www.freeimages.com/
- https://stocksnap.io/
If you know of any other websites that share free stock images, please share them with us in the comment section below. (Some paid-only image websites include https://bloguettes.com/stock-that-rocks/, http://www.gettyimages.com/, and https://www.shutterstock.com/.
Note: When purchasing images for your business usage, make sure they are royalty free, no attribution required and free for commercial use.)
Social Media Training
If you want to start using social media to promote your business, but don’t know how to get started, contact me to discuss booking 1-on-1 training or group training for you, your company, or your Team. To view/register for upcoming training sessions, view the Events page for details and to register.
Finally, we are introducing a 9-week Digital Marketing Program in September. More details will follow, but if you’re interested contact me for a sneak preview discussion.
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Testimonials
“Christine is a phenomenal trainer, leader and connector of people. I wouldn’t look anywhere else if I needed training on apps like MailChimp, Instagram, Facebook Page optimization, Canva and more. Not only is she a great instructor, she has a profound ability to connect the right people to each other to accelerate your success. Whether social networking or in-person networking, Christine is your gal – as evidenced in the rocking group she hosts #MAWB (Mississauga and Area Women in Business). Connect with her, book a training, come to a MAWB event… you’ll be glad you did.”
Anneline B.
“Sure, you can eventually figure out how to use most social media apps and business assistance tools (like MailChimp) on your own, but why waste all that time and energy muddling around on your own when you can spend two hours training with Christine and com out with a better-than-working-knowledge of the ins and outs of each program? Her pricing is more than reasonable and you save so much time it’s more than worth it! I have taken her Canva, Instagram, and Facebook Page courses, and she has introduced a series of courses on the Google business suite I am very interested in.”
Xanthe L.