If you don’t know what to post today, use this content idea.
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Up, stop, stop! Don't post the content that you had planned to post today. Use this idea instead. Because it's not just gonna get you views. It's going to get you followers. If you don't know me, my name is Lana. I do these videos all the time in my account where I give you quick and easy content ideas that actually work. This is the idea that I want you to use today. Lessons I am learning as a blank. Let me give you some examples, explain why this works, and tell you how to do this really well. So it could be lessons I am learning as a first-time mum, as a recovering people, please. Or lessons I am learning after one month of weird training. Lessons I am learning as a woman in her 40s as somebody changing career. Lessons I am learning from growing my photography business. This is a high-converting content idea because rather than saying lessons I have learned, you're saying lessons I am learning. So rather than sounding like a lecture, it sounds like a story in progress. And when you make it sound like you're on a relatable journey, people are more inclined to follow you. Because people typically follow if it feels like you're one step ahead of them rather than above them. You can do this in whatever format you like, you can talk to camera. I think this would work quite well as like a photo slideshow carousel or a really good reflective voiceover. As I always say in terms of making these videos work, make it specific. Lessons I have learned as are needs to be specific and the information that you give inside the content needs to be specific to. It should feel like you're revealing something rather than just rattling things off a list. But encourage you to speak to somebody who is at the start of this journey. Think of all the things that you have learned and what you wish you would have known. Because it is a work in progress, don't be afraid to be vulnerable and open up a bite the things that you're not quite perfect at yet. So give that a go and tag me in your post so I can watch them pop off.
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