“Manage the Overwhelm of Social Media”
episode #747 – JULY 12, 2022
GUEST: Andrea Jones
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the episode
Do you feel overwhelmed by social media if you do you’re not alone but I’ve got some good news for you because there are things you can do to manage the chaos and make the time you’re spending on social media productive.
Our guest, Andrea Jones explains one of the challenges with social media is that it’s a mixture of our business and our personal life. She suggests dividing platforms by purpose—some for personal use and others strictly for business. This helps manage focus and reduce distractions. She has some other great suggestions in this lively conversation
Time Blocking: Instead of stressing over posting frequently, spend a set amount of time each day engaging with your community and creating content.
Content Strategy: Balance your posts between connection and conversion. Andrea recommends the 80/20 rule—80% of content should aim to connect with the audience, and 20% should focus on conversion.
Reflect Business Activity: Use real business interactions and questions as the foundation of your content, keeping your updates relevant and engaging
Define Social Media Goals: Understand what you want to achieve with social media, whether it’s building authority or driving sales. This clarity can help turn social media from a chore into a valuable tool.
For more insights, check out Andrea’s podcast, the Savvy Social Podcast, and her website, http://onlinedrea.com.
our guest Andrea Jones
Andréa Jones has built an online business committed to empowering businesses to utilize the power of social media in a positive and impactful way, without being overwhelmed and drained by it. With over 7 years experience in the game, Andréa hosts the acclaimed podcast, the Savvy Social Podcast, leads a team providing done-for-you service inside of her marketing agency that was named a Top Digital Marketing Agency in 2021, and serves over 200 students in her membership, the Savvy Social School.
