How to Create Content on the Fly

1. How to Create Content on the Fly Social media administrators have one key issue to solve at the beginning of each new month; the social media calendar. If it's on a Trello board or an Excel sheet, this issue is clear and persistent. In view of the amount of priority activities on hand, social media calendars take a back seat much of the time. Although the benefit of that one technique does not decrease, the effect is certainly due to the lack of it. So we have a few tips on how to enhance this process of content development. Before we find the solution to this problem, let's break down the reality of today's social media. 1.Everyone’s a creator. An estimated 2.95 billion* people were using social media worldwide in 2019; this number has obviously increased this year. So a large number of people create, publish and share content on a daily basis; making everyone a creator. 2.Since everyone is a creator; everyone automatically becomes a competition. So now you’re not only facing the problem of this dynamic world but also a highly saturated market. 3.Unlimited Channels. There are multiple different channels catering to different audiences. Though an efficient tool to distinguish and categorise audiences; creating content that sticks on each platform becomes difficult. 4.With an explosion of channels; comes a fragmented audience. With Linkedin being more professional, Instagram being visual and Snapchat being casual; finding the correct form of content for each channel and its audience type; that’s an additional pain point. 5.Today the lifespan of each published post does not exceed more than 2-3 hours. That’s your make it or break it period. Your Instagram algorithm updates and in an instant, all your published content is drowned in a sea full of social media posts and captions. Now, we have summarised the landscape today but have a harsh picture painted in front of us. The reality behind the powerful tool of social media. So that brings us to the question: How do you win? Here are 6 ways to create social media content on the go!

2. 1.Repurposing Content In this image lies the principle behind repurposed material. For a different user group, each bottle in this image is made. Similarly, one piece of existing content can be taken and converted to add a new viewpoint to reach more individuals. 2.Avoid using Paraphrasing When we say material is repurposed, we don't mean copying. To display it in a different way, repurposing content is adding value to an already published source. Since paraphrasing is only duplicating the source. Identify the distinction and remain on the line's right side. 3.Material from Micro Another additional way to easily create content is Micro Content. Break down larger pieces of content to write on and build an entirely new post into smaller ones. This not only means that you do not run out of ideas for material, but also allows you the ability to illustrate concepts in depth. 4.Knowing your business This is the most simple but the most useful trick that will help speed up the production process of your material. A competitor pages list will assist you to evaluate what works and what doesn't. 5.Listening Socially You have to devote the bulk of the time on the site as a social media manager or content developer. On and and every social network, you have to be present, evaluating our individuals to react and interact with brands. By being aware of events taking place in real time, 6.Networking Networking You have to network to create and maintain your strong foothold in the social media landscape. Reach out to brands in the same field and pages. Follow several pages that can add value to your

3. portfolio online. In your posts, like, comment, and connect with people. Tag creators to get more views. When you get a feature, post it and add it to the conversation. With a plan already built in advance using these tricks, gives you more room to work on the creativity, visual and designs of your posts. An added benefit, if any changes do come up, your plan is flexible enough to effectively manage the shifts. The original article is published here: http://bit.ly/2XvVSvK