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1. Give yourself time

Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 10:31 am
by shaownhasan
That said, creators and social media managers working in more specialized capacities will likely experience different paths to success. What works in one lane isn’t guaranteed to work in the other. If you’re a budding creator or a marketer looking to bring the content creation process in-house, here’s what you need to know to get started.

I mentioned this earlier but it’s worth repeating: making band data something effortless takes time.

A simple 60-second video can take hours to edit. A podcast episode might take a few days. It can take months to find the unique voice that will resonate with your target audience.

If you’re considering taking on content creation for your brand, understand the time commitment upfront to prevent burnout later on.

2. Tailor your approach
Certain subjects, formats and approaches are better suited for particular networks. You’ve probably noticed this in your brand’s social performance, but it’s a whole new ball game when it comes to content creation.

Content creators can infuse more personality in their posts. That means they can participate in a wider variety of social media trends than brands can. This is both an opportunity and challenge.

As you try your hand at content creation, pay attention to what’s performing best by channel. That will give you a better idea of what to keep doing and where to pivot.