Let's talk about the magic ingredient for growing your audience: consistency. It's the secret that keeps your followers engaged and your brand thriving. No matter what you're sharing or who you're sharing it with, staying consistent is the golden ticket to audience growth. So, how do we make it happen?

Slow down and plan

As content creators, we often find ourselves rushing to produce as much as possible. Let's face it: we've all been guilty of diving headfirst into creating without giving enough thought to planning. The excitement of seeing our ideas come to life can overshadow the need to slow down and strategize for success.

That's where project management tools come in handy! For my team and me, Asana is the go-to. It's a game-changer, allowing us to plan meticulously and stay on track while holding us accountable.

If you're more of a pen-and-paper type, that works too! The key is setting deadlines and laying out a step-by-step process. How you do it doesn't matter as much as making sure you do it—taking it one step at a time is what counts.

Reach out and ask for input

You don't have to go it alone with your ideas swirling around in your head. Reach out to your family, friends, and those who follow your content closely. Ask them what they'd like to see. Is there something that's caught their interest and they're eager to learn more about you? Take their ideas and suggestions and run with them. Don't let your independence stand in the way of your creativity!

Follow Through

If you’re like me, your mind is constantly thinking of new and exciting ideas! We're always on the go, brimming with a million ideas, but let's face it, not every one of them gets the attention it deserves. And you know what? That's perfectly fine. We're only human, after all.

Setting deadlines can be a game-changer, but let's be honest, sometimes we're a bit too flexible with them, aren't we? It's easy to push them back, but here's the thing: accountability is key. Once we've set those deadlines, let's stick to them. Sometimes, the biggest roadblock to our creativity is ourselves. It's time to get out of our way and let that creativity shine through and on time ;).

Looking for more on social media? Read “Questions To Ask When Creating Social Content”.