Maggie Jurajda

There is no one advice that will suit all. And there is no one best platform. I suggest to never put all the eggs in one basket and anyone can post the same content on 2 platforms as a minimum. In my opinion the posting times and on which platform is best to post on is a myth. Most importantly is being consistent and posting valuable and authentic content and not being salesy but helpful. We all have to stop thinking money and start thinking to serve. Instagram algorithm has recently changed and finally it’s better to post 1 reel per day, Facebook and LinkedIn more or less similarly. Be helpful, build your audience and recommend them what they need. Quality and consistency is the key.

In my case it is exactly that. I follow 2-3 leaders and keep an eye on others. My 7 figure marketing mentor who I find the most down to earth, who’s coaching program I am part of, is providing me with all the updates I need to stay on top of the game. Updates to training, regular coaching calls, learning about new trends as him and his team are doing the research and watching what is happening helps me to stay up to date. And of course I would rely in one source so I also regularly read blogs and newsletters and learning about new tools that are growing like mushrooms. 🍄☺️

Ethical values and authenticity is the base for all my doings. If I have to reject a client I will if it doesn’t align with my way of living or if it is shady and not right. Always always deliver on your promise.

Consistency in execution of a plan is always a key! Pay attention how your audience react, but don’t panic when you get some negativity. Stay true to yourself. Remember that you will never pleased everyone. The best way to create a brand is to create your fans base. When you not trying to please everyone that is when you attract people who like you for who you truly are and filter out the ones who don’t share your values.

Assessing any situation from where we are is always a good idea, before acting. Where do we want to go? What do we need to get there? Where do we want to go? Then plan with a fresh mind and prepare to act.

You always need to know who your audience is and the problem you solve for them. Make it about them. Create content strategy, by providing value, which will help them to make informed decisions when it comes to purchasing a solution to their problem. Make sure your content not only sells but showcases your "why" and your values. Don't be afraid to filter people who are not your ideal clients. Marketing is not selling, it is educating and filtering people who don't align with your values and don't see your worth. Build real long-lasting relationships by having real conversations. Don't try to sell. If you provide information they need to make a purchase decision, they will ask how they can buy from you. Be consistent!