If they’ve watched your entire video, your entire Reel, they’re more likely to see your next Reel on their Explore page. Or perhaps their friends have commented on that Reel, and so then they’re going to start seeing more of your stuff pop up.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
To move potential clients from consideration to conversion, encourage them to click on links in your posts.<\/p>\n
“This is where people who have been following you for a while and they’ve been engaging with your content for a while, are going to show whether they have a true interest in purchasing your product or your service, by clicking the links that are of interest to them,” Emma said.<\/p>\n
“So now they go from cold audience to warm audience because they’re considering your brand for their wedding or event.”<\/p>\n
Ensure an integrated link-in-bio strategy to direct users to relevant pages, articles, or event registrations.<\/p>\n
Sometimes, leads can originate from direct social media outreach, such as inquiries via DMs or comments. Maintaining consistency in your social media presence is crucial as the decision-making process in the wedding industry often spans a considerable timeframe.<\/p>\n
Conversion is the ultimate goal where a lead transitions into a paying client. Building a strong rapport and facilitating seamless transactions are pivotal in this phase.<\/p>\n
“I’m Instagram Insights every day,” Emma says. “I love seeing how every post is performing. ”<\/p>\n
“I really analyse how each post has performed, so that next month, when I sit down at my desk for those two hours of content planning, I know exactly what my goal will be with each post,” Emma added.<\/p>\n
To make the most of your social media efforts, consider the following strategies:<\/p>\n
\n- Set clear objectives for each post to align with your overall social media goals.<\/li>\n
- Create content pillars to streamline content creation and maintain consistency.<\/li>\n
- Leverage user-generated content to showcase your work and style.<\/li>\n
- Schedule your posts in advance using scheduling tools like Meta Business Suite, Later, or Hootsuite, to save time and maintain consistency.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Scheduling ahead is the easiest thing you can do to save time with content creation, Emma advised.<\/p>\n
“Sit down for an hour or two and start scheduling three posts a week for the next five weeks.”<\/p>\n
The Meta Business suite is free, but other paid scheduling tools are really user-friendly, like Later and Hootsuite. Just make sure that you’re scheduling your content in a platform that you are comfortable with.<\/p>\n
There is a bank of content waiting for you to use it. You don’t have to create new content all the time. Use content from previous weddings – it’s literally your portfolio. Coiuples want to see if your style matches what they want for their wedding, and the easiest way to do that is by using user-generated content.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Emma shares more tips on content creation from her previous webinarInstagrtam Reels: How Wedding Suppliers Can Level Up on Insta. <\/em><\/p>\nRead the recap here<\/span><\/a><\/p>\nFinal Thoughts on Emma’s Social Media Insights<\/h2>\n
Emma’s insights from The Real ROI of Social Media<\/em>\u00a0webinar demonstrate the power of social media in converting wedding inspiration into actual bookings.<\/p>\nBy understanding your target audience, mastering social media metrics, and optimising your content strategy, you can maximise your social media presence and drive more bookings for your wedding business.<\/p>\n
\ud83d\udcfd\ufe0f For a deeper dive into these insights, watch the full webinar below.<\/p>\n