Social Media Strategies For December And January Good Enough Counsellors podcast

Social Media Strategies for December and January

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Is it worth continuing to post on social media during busy times, even when you're not seeing results? Josephine Hughes shares her insights on how maintaining a consistent presence can build trust and familiarity with potential clients, ultimately leading to better engagement and client enquiries. She discusses practical strategies for creating content efficiently and provides ideas for January using relevant themes and awareness days.

Takeaways:

Consistency is crucial for building trust and engagement on social media platforms.
Batch creating content can save time, especially during busy periods like December.
Repurposing old posts and content is a smart strategy to maintain visibility.
Using social media schedulers can streamline your posting process and keep you organised.
New Year's resolutions provides engagement opportunities as does the topic of Divorce Month
Remember to focus on self-love and mental health topics such as Blue Monday and Parents Mental Health Day during the challenging winter months.

Keywords:

social media, consistency, engagement, content creation, therapy, mental health, new year resolutions, self-love, social media strategy, client engagement

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