Create engaging content for Social Media
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Introduction1.1 Introduction
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1.2 What is Engagement?
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1.3 PROGRAMME - Answer the public
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1.4 What are the different types of content?
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1.5 What content goes where?
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1.6 What tools are used in this course?
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1.7 Do you need expensive gear?
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Storytelling2.1 What is storytelling?
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2.2. The STEPPS principles for highly shareable content
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2.3 Copywriting Trigger Tips1 Quiz
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2.4 Storytelling Conclusion
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2.5 Reflection
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Text3.1 Deconstructing Text
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3.2 Coschedule Intro
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3.3 Coschedule Headline Analyser
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3.4 What is long form and short form text?
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3.5 Find your brand voice1 Quiz
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3.6 Conclusion
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3.7 Reflection
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Imagery4.1 Tips for better images
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4.2 Canva for Social Media image posts
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4.3 Smartphone tips and tricks
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4.4 Rule of thirds
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4.5 Smartphone tips and tricks 2
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4.6 Free image libraries
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4.7 Conclusion1 Quiz
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4.8 Reflection
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Video5.1 Storytelling through video
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5.2 Basic smartphone videography tips
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5.3 Free music libraries
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5.4 DaVinvi Resolve Tutorial1 Quiz
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5.5 Conclusion
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5.6 Reflection
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Course Conclusion6.1 Course conclusion
In this 30 minute reflection, take some time to watch YouTube videos of your competitors, regardless where they are in the world.
What content do they do well? what could be improved? what topics do they discuss? how can you utilise their content as inspiration and a starting point for your own video journey?
Write all this down and start planning video ideas of your own!
For your reflection here, browse YouTube for 30 minutes specifically looking at content from your field or a similar field. What looks good? What can you take inspiration from? Write a script, and then film a quick 3 minute video that explains one aspect of your product or service, not the whole company. For example, if you are in the nutrition business and have a product that has a high content of vitamin C, you could just focus on the health benefits of vitamin C and how your product will benefit the audience.