Anjuli Mack's 5 Social Media Tips On Creating Your Own Brand
Anjuli Mack has proven to be an inspiration to girls in the health and fitness industry with her growing social media platforms and what she puts out to help motivate others. With her massive success in growing her social media channels and building a great relationship with fans. Here are some top tips from Anjuli herself on social media and if you are wanting to create your own brand online.
Her 5 top tips:
- Provide value - unless you’re some super famous and gorgeous movie star, model or musician, I feel like people want to follow pages that add value to their lives. Whether it’s positivity, quotes, motivation, freebies, recipes, tips for business or workout videos – you need to provide something of value to those that are following.
- Be genuine – your social media should be as you are in person. Don’t try to be anyone that you aren’t. EG: if you’re posting positivity and acts of kindness yet walk around dreading life and not helping others, it’s transparent. Followers will either meet you in real life and know that it’s a fake online presence, or they’ll be able to tell just from your posts.
- Quality images – you don’t need a professional photographer or a super fancy DSLR camera, an iPhone these days will do the trick. Make sure that your photos aren’t blurry and are well lit. This may sound basic but I’ve seen a lot of Instagram pages (personal and business) that are so hard to look at.
- Consistency – social media is very time consuming and you honestly need to be posting every day (sometimes even twice). I personally stick to once a day.
- Quality content – kind of ties in to some of the other tips but ensure that you have quality content and be original. Don’t make a habit of only reposting other people’s photos and definitely never copy someone’s caption word for word (had this happen to me before). Be YOU! When people comment on your posts, respond – even if it’s just an emoji. Instagram stories/live video are also a great way to interact with your followers.
"It’s actually taken me years to grow online, I’ve had a very slow growth compared to those that grow to 100K in a few months. So be patient and consistent"
Credit: @beautifulexistence
