#52 – Top tips from successful photographers & bloggers to create content for social media without overwhelm

What to post on my feed today?

Omg! I have no new photos to post this week!

I wonder how other content creators post so frequently.

I feel so tired of keeping up with posting on Instagram.

Do these thoughts about posting on social media ever cross your mind?

Whatever your relationship might be with social media, if you are sharing your photos or videos on it regularly, you know that it is not easy.

There is so much work that goes into being regular and consistent in posting that often it is overwhelming, tiring, confusing and frustrating.

In today’s podcast episode, we have 17 pro food photographers and bloggers sharing their best strategies and top tips on how to create content for social media.

Consistency is a real toughie and so, these photographers share their best advice on how to create content without the strain, pressure and overwhelm that comes with it.

They share what you can do to stay on top of content creation and create like a boss.

Some of the top tips shared by these pro photographers and bloggers are:

1. Take more photos than you need
2. Record videos for behind the scenes as you work
3. Book a few hours each week to plan your content & schedule it
4. Be realistic about how much content you can create
5. Create more stories from one subject
6. Have the right attitude about creating content for social media
7. Revisit & re-edit the old photos, & present them in a new way
8. Cut yourself some slack & take a break if you need
9. Be organized & systematic about creating content
10. Create what makes you happy. To do anything consistently you have to feel joy & have a healthy relationship with it.

Tune in to listen to more tips on how these experts stay on top of the content-creation process.

Don’t let social media be the only reason you create. And when you don’t get the response you want from your audience, don’t let it derail you either.

As a creator, you have a higher and bigger purpose to create – to feed your soul and to bring joy to your craft.

Let it stay that way.

Our experts:

1. Shelly Waldman
2. Fanette Rickert
3. Monique Sourinho
4. Rachel Korinek
5. Maja Lewicz
6. Reethika Singh
7. Natasha Minocha
8. Kankana Saxena
9. Jessie Sierra Ross
10. Heather Mubarak
11. Haniyeh Nikoo
12. Uma Raghuraman
13. Abhishek Khanna
14. Kimberly Espinel
15. Abbey Rodriguez
16. Becky Hadeed
17. Kulsum Kunwa