Quarterly Social Media Bootcamp #4: Content Mastery: How to Batch Your Content
Does content creation stress you out, just a little? Or maybe even a lot? It’s time to stress less and make progress on your content creation goals! Believe it or not, you can create all of your social posts in one sitting. No more waking up, looking at your timeline, and wondering what to do or what to say–because it’s already done.
Join Monique Wingard of Connect with Savvy on Wednesday, December 15, 2021 at 12 p.m. CT to learn how to develop a schedule and a system that works for you!
Psst… You’ll also get free stuff! Sweet!:
--> Slide Deck
--> List of tips + reminders on how to effortlessly batch your content for social media
--> Customizable Content Calendar
*** Please complete the following prior to this workshop:
--> Take time to think about your content goals, target audience, and social media channels you want to use for your content.
- 3 Must-Have Content Creation Tools
- Consistency is Key: Develop a Manageable Schedule and Plan
- How to Execute the Plan
Based in Chicago, IL, Monique’s service-driven career began in Ohio where she obtained her M.A. from Scripps College of Communication and M.S.S.A. from Case Western Reserve University.
Throughout her journey, Monique has worked for organizations in both public affairs and media including The Ohio House of Representatives, The Ohio Senate, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio, Ohio University, WOUB, UMI, 1871, Black Girls CODE, The Chicago Defender, WTTW/WFMT, Blavity, Inc., JeffreyM Consulting, McDonald's Corporation, and the Washington, D.C. Bureau of Tribune Broadcasting.
The driving force behind Monique’s work is her desire to lead by example and help young women understand that there are plenty of opportunities to discover their talents and thrive in the STEAM industries—from graphic designer and copy editor to digital media guru. She currently serves as a board member for the National Association of Black Journalists - Chicago Chapter and Girls Like Me Project, Inc.
