Recording: https://zoom.us/rec/share/a9vJY_SqqrUb2sM3nxg1IeslHQ19iDQppPueCLIpBRKGX4uDrFj031g_24zuokJJ.OYqXYAEpLtDU1ybN?startTime=1718157766000

In this session, we discussed how you can enhance your social media presence and effectively address your goals. We started by examining your fire resistance exercise program, which is your major revenue source, and explored how to leverage it further.

We explored in detail how to use social media to build trust and engagement with your target audience. Key points discussed include:
– Transforming your social media approach by focusing on solving pain points and regularly engaging with your audience.
– Establishing a structured posting strategy on social media, including themes like social proof, problem awareness, transformation, education, and more.
– Utilizing tools like “Answer the Public” and observing trends on TikTok for content inspiration related to your industry’s common queries and needs.

For effective communication:
– Use specific questions and prompts that direct your audience towards interaction and engagement.
– Share consistent success stories (social proof) at strategic times (e.g., Monday mornings) to tap into the audience’s mindset post-weekend.
– Education-focused posts should explain how your services address specific pain points, such as improving sleep or adjusting diet for better health outcomes.

Assigned Homework:
1. Refine your understanding of your avatar by documenting detailed characteristics, pain points, and aspirations. This will aid in crafting more targeted messages.
2. Start drafting posts based on the structured themes discussed, aiming for daily engagement.
3. Utilize ‘Answer the Public’ to refine your understanding of the primary concerns and questions from your target demographic.

By the end of this session, you should feel equipped with a clearer strategy for social media engagement, which will help in attracting and retaining clients effectively. Next steps include continuously refining your approach based on audience feedback and interaction patterns.