Building a Social Media Strategy That Doesn't Suck
James Park
Head of Digital
Let's be honest: most social media strategies are terrible. They're built on vanity metrics, copycat content, and the desperate hope that something will go viral. Here's a different approach.
Stop Chasing Followers
Follower count is the most overrated metric in social media. A thousand engaged followers who buy from you are worth more than a million passive ones who scroll past.
Content Pillars, Not Random Posts
Every post should serve one of 3-5 core content pillars that align with your brand values and audience needs. This creates consistency without monotony.
The 70/20/10 Rule
70% of your content should provide value. 20% should build community. 10% should sell. Most brands invert this ratio and wonder why nobody engages.
Measure What Matters
Engagement rate, save rate, share rate, click-through rate, and conversion rate. These are the metrics that correlate with business outcomes.