And if there is an salon that provides a 35 luxury interior design brands with furniture and I need to do the IG account for it, does these things also apply on it, or it is all different? Btw target group is B2C, and some architects...
In principle, it doesn’t matter who your target audience is-a content plan can still help you outline your strategy and how to execute it. As for which social media platform is ideal, it depends on the type of client you want to reach. It could be Instagram, but maybe not. Think about where your ideal clients are likely to spend time online, whether in specific Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, or somewhere completely different. You might even realize that you’ll have the best chance of reaching them offline, in which case, your strategy will look different from someone whose priority is Instagram.
@@straightaheadsocial Yes yes for sure, I got that, but I was thinking does those categories that you have mentioned, instagram pillars can be apply on my case as well :)?
You can definitely use content pillars too! Your pillars will just differ from those of a residential designer because your target audience has different interests. Think about the topics that are relevant to architects and other B2C clients, the issues they face, and what could help them trust you, and so on. So, for instance, one of your content pillars could be ‘Benefits of luxury furniture packs’ instead of ‘Design inspiration.’ This example might not exactly suit your business but it really depends on who your audience is and what ‘issues’ you are trying to solve for them.
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And if there is an salon that provides a 35 luxury interior design brands with furniture and I need to do the IG account for it, does these things also apply on it, or it is all different? Btw target group is B2C, and some architects...
In principle, it doesn’t matter who your target audience is-a content plan can still help you outline your strategy and how to execute it. As for which social media platform is ideal, it depends on the type of client you want to reach. It could be Instagram, but maybe not. Think about where your ideal clients are likely to spend time online, whether in specific Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, or somewhere completely different. You might even realize that you’ll have the best chance of reaching them offline, in which case, your strategy will look different from someone whose priority is Instagram.
@@straightaheadsocial Yes yes for sure, I got that, but I was thinking does those categories that you have mentioned, instagram pillars can be apply on my case as well :)?
You can definitely use content pillars too! Your pillars will just differ from those of a residential designer because your target audience has different interests. Think about the topics that are relevant to architects and other B2C clients, the issues they face, and what could help them trust you, and so on.
So, for instance, one of your content pillars could be ‘Benefits of luxury furniture packs’ instead of ‘Design inspiration.’ This example might not exactly suit your business but it really depends on who your audience is and what ‘issues’ you are trying to solve for them.
@@straightaheadsocial Oh wow, I got it! Thanks a lot for very detail answer and with example. Means a lot...thaaanks
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