Social Media Management – The Complete 2019 Manager Bootcamp
What you’ll learn
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Gain indepth knowledge on business social media, marketing tactics, how to set social media goals, and most importantly, how to achieve them.
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Set up your own freelance business. Set up a website, set your prices, find clients and set up each client with their own social media goals, payment terms and contract.
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Recognise which social media platforms are best for each client and their social media goals.
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Efficiently create and curate great content that gets results.
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Create blog posts, images and videos.
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Create monthly reports showing clients in detail how you are achieving their social media goals.
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Course Introduction
Course Introduction
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4:18
Introduction To The Course
Learn everything you need to become a freelance social media manager and run a successful freelance business through deep, order-by-order instruction and real-world credibility.
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4:23
Course Overview
Master social media management: grow a following, manage accounts, create content, live stream, and measure ROI. Build a freelance or agency business selling these services to clients.
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3:41
Design Your Perfect Business
Design your perfect social media management business with a clear purpose and three guiding principles to achieve personal goals like location independence, flexible hours, and unlimited financial potential.
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Introduction To Social Media
Introduction To Social Media
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3:28
What Are The Benefits of Social Media?
Explore the benefits of social media, including traffic, leads, and sales, plus enhanced brand exposure, Google ranking, and the growth of a loyal fan base.
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3:53
How to Achieve Social Media Goals
Entertain first on social media, then punch with actions like email opt-ins or sales. Build a fan base through engaging content, avoiding direct product posts.
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6:03
Choosing Social Media Goals
Define clear social media goals and KPIs to measure performance, analyze data, and demonstrate impact on clients' revenue by guiding funnel stages from traffic to leads to sales.
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Activity
Choosing Social Media Goals Quiz
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Introduction To Social Media Platforms
Introduction To Social Media Platforms
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6:36
Introduction To Social Media Platforms
Map clients to the right social platforms across awareness, trust, and action stages, limiting to three per client. Pinterest drives high-intent buying; YouTube, Facebook, and Google Plus build trust.
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14:47
Building Awareness
Explore building awareness across Instagram, Snapchat, Tumblr, and Twitter by tailoring photos, short clips, captions, and hashtags to each platform’s strengths, boosting exposure and brand loyalty.
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17:37
Gaining Trust
Learn how to gain customer trust through platform strategies on Facebook, YouTube, and Google Plus, emphasizing brand ethics, long videos, and blog posts to drive engagement.
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8:53
Encouraging Action
Learn how to spur action on social media by leveraging Pinterest for direct sales and LinkedIn for business traffic, credibility, and blog-driven engagement.
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7:10
Choosing Social Media Platforms
Master choosing social media platforms by aligning goals with the right channels, focusing on three key platforms, applying the 80/20 rule, and leveraging traffic drivers like Reddit, Flipboard, and StumbleUpon.
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Activity
Choosing Social Media Platforms Quiz
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Introduction To Content
Introduction To Content
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1:51
Created or Curated?
Differentiate created content from curated content across images, videos, and blogs, noting that created content is time-consuming but drives traffic, while curated content saves time but directs traffic elsewhere.
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2:30
Images
Explore quick image creation and curated content for social media, including infographics, quotes, and promo visuals, using free tools like Kumba and a library of assets tailored to the client.
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3:31
Videos
Learn how to use evergreen and curated videos, including testimonials and quick tips, to engage audiences, funnel traffic to articles on your site, and build trust without constant selling.
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4:37
Blogs
Explore why blogs matter in social media, mastering listicle and article formats, curating content for your client, and balancing time, audience targeting, and calls to action.
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Activity
Foxy Scarfs Listicle
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Content Type For Each Platform
Content Type For Each Platform
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0:45
Introduction
Match each platform’s content preference with the right formats to boost engagement. Learn how to curate content ethically on image platforms such as Pinterest, Snapchat, and Instagram.
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5:26
Pinterest
Utilize Pinterest's long images and infographics to inspire, inform, and drive traffic by posting blog-ready visuals linked to recipes or books across boards and pins.
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4:11
Instagram
Leverage Instagram as a visual inspiration platform by prioritizing stunning, square photography and short videos. Curate eye-catching food imagery, build community with credited reposts and thoughtful hashtags, avoiding hard sells.
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2:40
Snapchat
Snapchat thrives on lighthearted, entertaining content—short videos, selfies with filters, and quick, imperfect snaps; avoid overselling or offensive posts to protect your client's image.
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5:36
Facebook
Learn to boost Facebook engagement with short videos and varied visuals, avoiding text-only updates, using jab jab punch and a mix of status, image, video, and article content.
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4:35
Twitter
Develop Twitter content strategies to boost engagement within 140 characters by mixing videos, gifs, images, and text, using hashtags and the jab jab punch approach without hard selling.
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8:28
Tumblr
Learn how to tailor content for Tumblr's culture with memes, images, and gifs that entertain rather than advertise, while keeping posts opinionated, meaningful, or silly to engage readers.
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8:24
LinkedIn
Learn to craft LinkedIn content using blogs, posts, and videos on an individual profile. Convey a consistent, value-driven message that highlights employees, inclusion, and company values.
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14:59
YouTube
Master YouTube as a search engine by creating how-to videos, reviews, and trends, and learn to tailor client-owned video content with engaging, informative tones.
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Finding Curated Content
Finding Curated Content
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0:49
Introduction To Finding Content
Learn to find curated content and apply rules: no sharing on Snapchat and YouTube; Instagram requires permission and credit; Pinterest repinning encouraged; Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr encouraged; LinkedIn optional.
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10:40
Images & Videos
Learn to manage images and videos with permission and credit, and curate Pinterest boards for recipes and content. Use manual sharing, saving, and a content calendar to schedule across platforms.
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6:34
Articles & Blog Posts
Curate articles and blog posts for social media using Feedly and Digg, selecting sources and topics that align with clients, and schedule shares via Buffer.
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Activity
Curated content for 'The Secret Garden'
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Creating Images
Creating Images
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11:23
Canva
Learn to use Canva to create social media images quickly with ready-made templates, focusing on Pinterest pins, free download options, and customizing text, colors, and layouts.
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2:35
Pablo
Batch create platform-specific social images, apply filters and backgrounds, shuffle visuals, and download ready assets to schedule Twitter posts with slogans and gifs for client engagement.
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Activity
Create images for The Secret Garden
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Creating Videos
Creating Videos
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2:21
Introduction To Videos
Tailor local live video strategies and remote curated video content to boost exposure and sales.
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3:40
Live Streaming
Discover how live streaming on Facebook and YouTube boosts exposure and engagement by showing real people behind the scenes, with practical local ideas like interviews and store tours.
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4:37
Recorded Videos
Record and repurpose client videos for social media, post native Facebook videos with captions in square format, and use stock footage with captions to boost engagement.
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3:39
Hardware & Filming
Create authentic, low-budget social videos with a smartphone and simple lighting. Share screen tutorials and short, unpolished clips across platforms with captions to boost engagement.
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Activity
Record a video for The Secret Garden.
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3:42
Editing & Exporting
Learn to edit screen recordings and camera footage using Camtasia and Final Cut Pro, export optimized videos including square formats, and schedule for social platforms.
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Activity
Edit your video for The Secret Garden
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Creating Blog Posts
Creating Blog Posts
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3:20
Introduction To Blog Posts
Create blog posts to drive traffic from social media to client websites by leveraging WordPress or Squarespace, and keep posts image rich for higher engagement on Facebook and Pinterest.
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11:07
Content Frameworks
Master proven social media content frameworks—how-tos, aggregation, listicles, behind the scenes, interviews, campaigns, product use cases, and news—to save time and mental energy while crafting engaging posts.
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4:46
Headline & Image
Craft compelling headlines and pair them with properly sized images, then test styles and track results to maximize engagement across platforms.
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6:51
Content Upgrades
Use content upgrades as lead magnets with a single clear call to action to drive email opt-ins, boosts shares, and increase ROI on social content.
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Activity
Headline Copywriting
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Scheduling
Scheduling
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6:02
Introduction To Scheduling
Master scheduling strategies for social media content by evaluating tools, optimizing timing across time zones, and using analytics to boost organic reach with consistent posting across platforms.
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11:42
Buffer vs Hootsuite
Compare Buffer and Hootsuite to streamline posting with shuffle and streams. Upgrade to professional Hootsuite for $19 a month.
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3:36
Buffer
Learn to use buffer to manage content, schedule posts, and export analytics for client work. Filter by most popular to assess what earned likes and clicks and why.
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2:56
Hootsuite
Explore Hootsuite streams by platform, prioritize mentions and keywords to spark conversations, publish and schedule across Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook with auto-scheduler, calendar, and community management tools.
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5:15
Content Ordering Example
Create a structured social media calendar by cross-posting chosen blogs and products across Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, prioritizing top posts and curated content for consistent engagement.
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4:30
Alternative Scheduling Options
Explore alternative scheduling options, including a block-content scheduling tool and IFTTT applets, while noting potential drawbacks for social media managers and the use of ghost accounts.
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24:39
Pinterest Scheduling
Learn how to schedule Pinterest pins across boards using manual posting, Board Booster, Tailwind, and Buffer; explore pros and cons, analytics, and board-based campaigns to scale pin reach.
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Activity
Schedule content
