01

Choose a role for each channel

Decide whether a channel is for discovery, proof, conversation or customer care. One channel can serve more than one role, but every post should still have a clear purpose.

Start with one primary platform and a sustainable cadence. Consistency gives you better evidence than a short burst across four networks.

02

Build recurring content shapes

Turn common questions, process insights, before-and-after thinking and informed opinions into repeatable formats. A format reduces the effort of starting while keeping the ideas specific.

Create from a strong source piece—a guide, interview or project note—then adapt it to the native behaviour of each channel. Copying the same caption everywhere rarely works.

03

Bring attention back to something you own

Social reach is volatile. Use it to begin relationships, then give interested people a reason to visit your website, join an email list or start a direct conversation.

Review meaningful signals: qualified visits, saved posts, replies and enquiries. Follower count alone says little about whether the work is helping the business.

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