This is a YouTube video titled "How to produce regular content on Linkedin?" created on October 5, 2021. The content features a tutorial-style presentation by two speakers discussing tools and strategies for maintaining consistent posting on LinkedIn and Instagram, including a demonstration of the Hootsuite app for scheduling posts. The video is instructional and focused on social media content management.
If you're wondering how a few people businesses appear more consistent on LinkedIn or other social media platforms, it's likely they're using a few tools to attain that godlike level. Let me explain.
A lot of people have asked me.
Too how I'm able to remain consistent on LinkedIn. And the truth is I have a few secrets. Let me start with one. Today, if I'm posting every day on LinkedIn, I'm not necessarily writing every day, I'm writing a lot. But then I'm procing these thoughts on a note taking app. Then I dedicate a couple of hours.
In a coffee shop.
I love coffee shops and use the best ideas from the app and make a post out of it later. I use an app called hootsuite, which enables me to schedule these posts to go live on a time of my choice, both on Instagram and LinkedIn, especially LinkedIn. Let me give you a demo which might make you understand this a little bit more.
Okay. The tool is pretty simple. You can connect this with Instagram and LinkedIn. So far that's the only two social media platform which I've chosen. So feel free to, you know, explore more. But I'm going to give you a quick demo on how I work using this tool on LinkedIn. So let's say I'm going to select a post create and then it'll ask me to choose the social media which I want to where I want to post this. So I'm going to select LinkedIn and then all I'm going to do is simply write a post. SDRs eat projection for breakfast. Right? SDRC rejection for breakfast. And then let's say sales and SAS and whatever you might want to call it. Okay, you have a media, you have an image which you want to attach. Go ahead. If not, you know, you can actually explore a few images here. I've never done that, but just in case you want to do that. So as you can see, it will appear like the way you know your post will appear when you actually post on LinkedIn, just like the normal way. And then I will schedule this at a time of my choice. So let's say I want this to go on Monday, 5:00pm, 5:35pm all right. It already has my local time in case you want to change that. I think that's something which you can change in the back end, but so far I think let's go with this. And when I click on done right, all I have to do is schedule this post will automatically go and all of you will see that hey I'm actually on LinkedIn all the time but truth is I'm not okay now I'm also going to show you and this is something that you can do throughout the week so all your posts which you schedule for let's say one on Monday then next could be Tuesday 2pm or whatever time of your choice then you can also go to your publisher. Okay you're already here so you can actually see a track of all the posts as simple as that right? Pretty cool right? Let me know what you think and if there's a link in the description for you guys to check out and subscribe for yourself.
I'm using the free version so don't.
Need to pay right now but from what I've heard from other people if you pay there are pretty cool features which I've not explored yet. Let me explore and I'll get back in another video. Alright thanks.
