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It's a never ending game (if you want to be competitive and drive demand)

Welcome to Thursday. A friendly reminder that the content game is nonstop. Regardless if you’re an influencer, an aspiring content creator, or if you produce content for a major brand, you cannot take days off.
The sheer amount of volume required to stay top of mind and simulate demand is immeasurable. Over the past handful of years, some marketers advise trying to find some sort of “sweet spot” - a specific, optimal amount of content to post each day. As you can imagine, that “sweet spot” number has only grown. Some marketers even recommend not putting a cap on the amount of content that you post, especially on platforms like X and Instagram… More on that in this week’s Strategy time down below…
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This week in marketing

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Super funny, grabs your attention, it’s relatable. All around great.
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How to find the right amount of content to post every day
Finding the right frequency for posting on social media is a pivotal aspect of any successful digital marketing strategy. Not too much that you overwhelm, but not too little that you're forgotten. The key is to strike a balance that keeps your audience engaged without feeling bombarded. Here are steps to help you find that sweet spot:
- Know Your Audience: Understand the demographics, habits, and preferences of your target audience. Different age groups and interests may have different expectations regarding content frequency.
- Analyze Platform Insights: Each social media platform has its own analytics tools. Use them to understand when your audience is most active and tailor your posting schedule accordingly.
- Experiment and Track: Start with a moderate posting schedule and then experiment. Increase or decrease frequency and track engagement levels for each change.
- Measure Engagement Metrics: Pay attention to metrics like likes, shares, comments, and click-through rates. They indicate how well your audience is receiving your content.
- Quality Over Quantity: Don't sacrifice the quality of your content for the sake of quantity. A few impactful, well-crafted posts are more valuable than numerous mediocre ones.
- Feedback and Adaptation: Listen to your audience. If they express preferences for more or less content, use that feedback to adjust your posting frequency.
- Stay Consistent: Once you find the optimal posting frequency, strive for consistency. Regularity in your posting builds anticipation and keeps your audience engaged.
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What do the experts say?
Neil Pate suggests, "Posting once or twice a day on most networks is ideal." Gary Vaynerchuk adds, "Documenting and distributing the micro-moments of your day can lead to significant long-term gains." The key is consistency. More posts mean more visibility, enabling you to reach a broader audience. As HubSpot’s Amanda Zantal-Wiener states, "Consistency compounds. The more often you post, the more chances you have to engage your audience." This compounding effect creates a steady stream of engagement, building a loyal follower base.
Remember, finding the perfect posting frequency is an ongoing process. Stay attentive to audience responses and adapt accordingly to keep your social media strategy effective and engaging.

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