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Every direct seller should use social media, but just posting to post or copying and pasting aren’t enough if you want social media to help you build your business.

This episode reveals the common social media mistakes that a lot of direct sellers make and how to avoid them.

By the time you finish this episode, you’ll know:

• How often you should post to grow your business.
• How long it takes to get results from using social media.
• How to amplify and accelerate your results.
• How to get past the learning curve of creating content and developing consistency.

You’ll also be introduced to a system that will help you plan your content so that you warm up your offers, which will make them perform better.

And I walk you through a content framework that is much more effective and much easier to use than a content calendar. Using this will help you plan and create content quickly and easily. You’ll be able to stop wasting time figuring out what to post or trying to make a generic prompt fit your content.

Plus, you'll get several time-saving content creation systems to help you generate everything from posts to videos so that you can post every day without spending all day creating posts.

This episode is a must-listen for all direct sellers. Do your friends and team a favor, and share it with them.

This episode features some of the highlights from the Content You Create module in Energize, my program for social sellers.

Learn more about Energize by clicking here.

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