Then you post the thing you always post. It gets fourteen likes, eleven of them from people who were never going to hire you. You tell yourself you will be more consistent next week.
The problem was never consistency. You have been consistent about guessing.
Your people are already telling you what they want. In writing. Every day.
One social media manager costs $1,500 a month to guess on your behalf. This is forty-seven dollars and it stops the guessing.
Every piece of advice you have been given is about output. Post more. Post daily. Batch your reels. Show your face.
None of that helps if the thing you are posting answers a question nobody asked. You can be perfectly consistent about being ignored.
This flips the order. Find out what your people are actually typing, then make the thing that answers it. Same effort, aimed at something real.
Then this matters more, not less. Posting into a small audience is fine. Posting the wrong thing into a small audience is how it stays small. Search does not care how many followers you have.
No. The plan includes formats that need no camera at all, and it tells you which topics work better as text or voiceover anyway.
A calendar tells you when to post. This tells you what to post and why anybody would care. Those are different problems and only one of them is actually stopping you.
Yes. It asks about your business and researches your market, whatever it is.
You will have your next month planned in about an hour. Whether the posts work depends on you making them, which I cannot do for you.
If it is the right hand column, save your money. You are already doing the thing this is meant to fix.
The only question is whether it is aimed at anything. Forty-seven dollars, one payment, yours forever.
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