How Keynote Speakers Can Show Up Consistently on Social Media!

Is your busy travel schedule for speaking engagements getting in the way of you consistently posting content on social media?

You’ve noticed your weeks are getting busier with keynote presentations that involve you to travel, leaving you too tired to get your content up on time, putting it off as an unimportant task or only posting when it is convenient for you.

I get it, traveling to an event is more important than posting content. You need to focus your energy on the upcoming presentation, paying attention to flight connections or possible delays, maybe you are also combating a red eye flight, leaving you feeling drained and exhausted. There is a solution that prevents you from posting on random days and times.

Remember, posting consistently increases your brand awareness, building your community and being seen as a thought leader.

Here is what you need to do to post consistently:

1. Look at your work week and calendar and look for days and times that work best for you to post.

2. Flag those days and times in your work calendar and stick to it.

The days and times you pick, yes, are what best work for you, but this serves your audience and followers because you are showing up for them consistently. Not leaving them hanging and wondering when they will see you next.

You will go from 5-6 posts a month to possibly 2-3 posts/week.

If this sounds like you and you need help managing your posts, message me! I am here to alleviate any social media work from you so you can focus on your speaking career.