What's up fam, We had our second meeting today - Here is the recording, We talked about hashtags, best time to post, and then tool I use including Capcut and Repurpose IO. Should be an easy listen! Over the next few sessions I will be covering posting topics! Stay tuned, and as always if you have questions get in the comments. Joel

Todays session will be action packed: We are going to answer questions from the community covering hashtags, how to plan content, and some basic tools to use. If you have other questions feel free to drop them down here. Due to time limitations, we won't be doing intros on the call. Feel free to hop on and you DON'T need video on, feel free to listen in. I will post an audio recording after the session.

For the past 5 years, I have posted multiple times a day on social media - It's the biggest reason I've grown from 11,000 connections on Linkedin (built during my 5 years as a recruiter) to almost 1 million followers. I realize that this is probably overkill depending on your goals for most people, but I'd love to get an idea of how often you're posting. My general rule is the more content the better...

I am NOT a fan of engagement pods where engagement is required. I am a FAN of supporting content you resonate with but it can be hard to discover new content and people. Feel free to drop your social media handles here: I'll go first: I have a bunch - Here is my Linkedin :https://www.linkedin.com/in/joellalgee/ Everywhere else just search TheRealestrecruiter, I should pop up! You?

1st part of the session was just intro - you can skip past that. Understanding who your audience is and how to reach them. For me, I have 2 audiences: Recruiters - typically expect humor around recruitment, tips on technology, and then tips on being a better recruiter. Job seekers - Tips on resume, Interview tips, how to get a job. Then we transitioned into video content basics: 1. The most important part of a video is the hook - if you DON'T nail the first part of the video you will not capture people's attention. 2. Hook then add credibility - Why should people listen to you? 3. Record in bite-size chunks vs long 1-2 minute sections. If you want me to review a few videos, feel free to send them to me! I'm happy to give you quick tips. If you're looking for one-on-one help, please DM me. I offer hourly coaching dedicated to helping you! Feel free to listen and drop any questions you have here! Thanks to @Abby Nummerdor @Amy Ratcliffe @Josh Vogel @Hunter Cook @Dijana Kolar for showing up Today.