How to Plan 1 Week of Social Media Content in 60 Minutes (Tools and Hacks)

Have you ever spent hours looking at the screen, trying to figure out, hm, what should I post on social media? Well, I can guarantee you that you can spend as little as 60 minutes in planning out your social media content for the entire week, and it won't be nearly as hard as you imagine. RESOURCES & LINKS: ____________________________________________ Canva: https://www.canva.com/ Adobe Spark: https://www.adobe.com/express/ PicMonkey: https://www.picmonkey.com/ Ubersuggest: https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/ ____________________________________________ According to Statista, over 3.6 billion people use social media, and is projected to reach 4.41 billion by 2025. Today, we're going to be focused on how to plan your content. Creating content like video and long form written posts can take longer. But just knowing that, and knowing when you should post each of your content pieces should give you a huge advantage and just improve your efficiency overall. Before we get into planning this process itself, here are some things that I do that helps me get to the beginning of my week without necessarily creating any form of content, apart from writing captions, and even scheduling things up. For video content, every month, you should come up with a list of video concepts that you're going to record videos about. Literally that's it. Because I post videos roughly three times a week, I typically create a list of 16 video concepts, not three, 16, which roughly covers five weeks worth of content. Then you need to spend time outlining as a list, let's say, bullet points for each video. That way, you know, that you can just rip off and just start discussing those bullet points in the video. It's important to include any database things like stats or research, because that shows that you're an authority, which helps you with overall followers, credibility, and best of all, it helps you with Google Rankings in the long run. Then I'll spend part of the day, let's say my morn