How to Show Your Brand In Social Media Content #181

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Today, I will be talking about how to show your brand in your social media content to build up your Know, Like, and Trust Factor. But, first, I will cover a long time, not discussed enough approach – the “old, new, borrowed, and blue”. If you feel that it is the right time to refresh your content, this episode can give you some super exciting ideas.

Topics discussed in this episode:

How to build a great personal, authentic brand
How system automation can save you from content burnout
The importance of sharing content related to your audience
Getting value out of the “old, new, borrowed, and blue” content approach
How to find new ways to talk about the same topic to multiply your content

Quotables:

If you have a great personal brand, being authentic isn’t really all that hard. But automating it and finding the systems and processes so that it doesn’t take over your life – that can be hard. – Britney Gardner

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Your social media is about your audience. So when you choose to share something of yourself, share it in relation to them. That is how you build relationships and connections. – Britney Gardner

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Measuring your content means that you know how this content works. It engages your audience, generates leads, and if you’ve done it well, it also clearly shows your brand values. – Britney Gardner

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Sometimes other people’s words give you excellent food for thought, and sharing them will open up a great discussion if you present it in a way that is conducive for that discussion and conversation. – Britney Gardner

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Your social media content might not be a group picture, but your audience is looking for their face in the post. So give them a reason to find it. – Britney Gardner

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