Ok, so what I'm wondering, if you're taking an interest in start-ups, how do you come up with a growth strategy? Clients usually just expect you to get 1000+ subs over night. So what is your growth strategy and how do you implement it? Is there already a video about that? I don't have a ton of time to free time at the moment so I can't really binge watch (which believe me I've also already done with your content cause it's just so good!!). But I was just wondering. Or also an in depth part about making a social media strategy, cause it's mostly just do this on that plattform because this is better for that and be authentic and consistent - but that doesn't really help a client anymore as they usually already at least have background knowledge and have more and more digital natives among them ... anyways, blabbering haha. Love your content tho!! :)
Depends where you live but reaching out to people via email is not always lega. In german for example you are allowed to call people but not email them (before emailing they have to confirm that you are allowed) I personally would use linkedin to approach to people.
Unsure if the creator of this channel will see this but the link to your podcast episode is broken. When you click an error page comes up on your website.
May I ask.. what should I pay an employer to perform social media services ? If a customer pays my agency $500/month, what should she receive in compensation ?
How do you guys choose your social media management business name? It’s such a small part of starting, but for me it feels so difficult. I can’t use my last name (it sounds so bad), and my first name is Tyler, and nothing involving Tyler sounds and looks good! Open to any and all suggestions guys! :)
Yes, several! This is my signature course that goes over the process of becoming a freelance social media manager: ajourneyeast.thinkific.com/courses/ajourneysocial And this one goes in depth into strategy for each platform: offers.internationalopenacademy.com/LatashaJames/course/social-media-manager-course