Pitfalls of content marketing on social media

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Since I work on each project for six months to several years, I don't have to look for 3 people every month who will buy my services. And I don't even need to maintain my own social networks! But since I've had both a website and social networks for a long time, it would be irrational to ignore these channels.

If I specialized only in writing landing page prototypes, brazil telegram data then I would have to have 3-4 new clients every month. Looking for orders for my rate by responding to vacancies is more difficult - you need a completely different strategy, search channels and, accordingly, different content to promote me as a specialist. For example, posts for social networks.

If I opened an agency or went into infobusiness, I would need a business card website with a blog, a newsletter and social networks, and paid advertising. It would be a completely different story, because I would have to provide an army of employees with orders. For an agency, I would have to look for 20-30 clients per month or more. An infobusiness project requires more than 100 clients per month. This would require full-fledged content marketing with all formats – blog articles and third-party thematic media, texts for social networks, letters to the newsletter, advertisements, video and audio podcasts, and more.

Conclusion: content marketing is needed by those private specialists who, due to their activities, need to attract many clients right from the start in order to recoup the costs of the project as quickly as possible and make a profit.

Everyone is already fed up with the theory on this topic. So now I'll list what I encountered myself while browsing social network.