How do I stay consistent on social media when I have a full-time job?
THE SHORT ANSWER
Staying consistent with a full-time job means separating making content from posting it. Make content once a week, when you have energy, and let the posting happen without you on the other days. Pick a rate you can keep up in your worst week, not your best one. Three posts a week for a year will do more for you than daily posts for a month followed by silence.
What to do
- 1Block one two-hour slot a week for filming.
- 2Set a posting rate you could keep up while ill or travelling.
- 3Keep a buffer of five finished posts for bad weeks.
- 4Take the daily upload off your to-do list by automating it.
- 5Limit comment replies to one short check a day.
The common mistake
Setting the plan around a quiet week. The first busy stretch breaks it, and a broken streak is hard to restart.
WHERE KLIK FITS
KLIK keeps posting from what you have uploaded, so a heavy week at work does not show up as a gap on your accounts.