How to brainstorm ideas for social media posting?

Sandy, try copy.ai. They have really cool workstreams and a brand voice template that will help you craft messages based on posts that you've created before.

I am reviewing AI Agent research papers for my substack (https://jdsemrau.substack.com) and every week someone posts new ones. So I will be busy for a while I guess.

Stay up-to-date on current events. This can help you create content that is relevant and timely.

One tactics that I find useful: I pay attention to what we discuss informally with my peers and colleagues during a coffee break or in any type of informal spontaneous conversation. I think if something is discussed in real life, there is a great chance it will be interesting to discuss online.

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That would be great to look at the accounts that are at the top in your niche. After that you can deep dive into what they are sharing and brainstorm new ideas!

GPT-4 First - I also try to give broad prompt buckets for the area I want the posts to be in and go from there.

One of the best ways for me is to reply to someone's question first and then convert my answer into a post. This way, I feel that the process becomes more personal. Even if I don't get any exposure with my post, I can be sure that I haven't wasted my time because I've helped at least one person who specifically asked about that. All of this makes the process less lonely and provides the opportunity to interact with brilliant people!

Social media posts? First, know your audience. What do they care about? Info? Humor? Next, list down themes that align with your brand.

Social media brainstorming? Zero in on your audience's pain points. Create a content calendar with different themes for each day: Motivation Monday, Tech Tip Tuesday, etc. Get team members to throw ideas into a Slack channel or Google Doc—more minds, more gems.

Look at what is trending and see how it can be adapted to your niche. Look at competitors and see what they are posting. Brainstorm how you can take your own spin on it.

I've been using prompts I find here https://snackprompt.com/topic/ma... and then dropping them in ChatGPT. It's a lot of massaging to get the right post out of it but it's def a good spot to start brainstorming. Some of the most successful accounts I follow tend to focus on responding to posts vs. sending tweets/content into the void. Gary Vee famously talks about the $1.80 strategy outlined here: https://garyvaynerchuk.com/insta... This strategy would allow Twitter to be your "brainstormer" and you get to be proactive and respond to posts that resonate with you! Hope this helps!

Start with the base: - find your audience - know your needs - adapt content to social networks After that, all that's left to do is benchmark the competition to see what problems they're solving, so you can either go one step further, or take a different angle.

Before jumping straight to content you should do a lil research about your target audience and what will interest them. Also, what's trending in the market. Please make a list of it. Then identify core topics or themes that align with your brand and resonate with your audience. These will be your content pillars. Also, do some research on what your competitors are creating. This can be your first step around gathering ideas and brainstorming around them. :))

Consider current trends and how they may be modified for your niche. See what the competition is posting by taking a look at them :)

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Certainly! Growing your Twitter presence can be challenging, but brainstorming content ideas can help. Consider sharing industry news, helpful tips, engaging polls or surveys, behind-the-scenes glimpses, user-generated content, and interactive Q&A sessions. Also, keeping an eye on Zara Social trending topics and engaging with your audience's questions and comments can spark new content ideas. Happy tweeting!

Share behind-the-scenes content. Let people see what goes on behind the scenes of your business.

Stay up-to-date on current events. There are always opportunities to connect your brand to what's happening in the world.