7-Part AI Content Training System – Part #6: Social Media AI Content Marketing
Welcome to part 6 of the 7-part AI Content Training System! You’re almost at the end of your journey in learning how to use AI for content marketing success. After this last lesson, we’ll be going over the best way to ensure your efforts aren’t wasted.
One of the best ways to generate organic traffic, foster loyalty from your audience and make sales is to leverage social media platforms – and AI can assist you with every one of them.
As you know, social media platforms all have different audiences on them. Facebook might be an older audience compared to TikTok, Pinterest is primarily used by women, and YouTube viewers like longer content compare to other video platforms.
AI can help you address each one with their preferences for media format, style, tone and content. You can have AI help you with one platform or create a cross-platform promotional strategy that covers all bases.
Use AI to Create a Social Media Content Marketing Strategy
Your social media strategy will have different elements you need to consider (or have AI consider). These include things that meet your audience’s preferences in terms of consistency, timing, trends, media formats, and participation.
Consistency and timing are important when you’re trying to build a high follower count. People on social media expect to hear from you regularly. That might only be weekly, if you have a long form YouTube channel, but in most cases it will be daily or at least several time s per week.
You can ask AI a question like this: “I want to build a follower list on TikTok about mindful eating. In order to do this quickly, tell me how often and what times I need to post to make it effective?”
AI will advise you enough how often and what time to post, as well as how to increase visibility and community with engagement as your focus. It will also return with tips for this particular platform, like varying up the content to keep readers anticipating when you’ll post.
You can then ask AI the following: “What are some trends about mindful eating that are on TikTok right now?” It can share examples of what you might do, like hosting a slow eating challenge, showcasing sensory-focused eating tips, offering tutorials on mindful eating prep and more.
While some platforms only have one form of media possible, you might be able to get advice about what works best on others. For example, you might prompt, “I have a mindful eating group on Facebook. For a post about grocery shopping tips, would it be more effective to do text only, add some sort of image, or a video? Whichever answer you choose, give me additional details and advice about it.”....
