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Please watch this and let me know your thoughts.

Please give me a shoutout!
I would love it if you could share this with someone in your network.

I regularly provide workshops to social enterprise businesses that generally do amazing things for their communities.

Please also connect with me on Twitter.

It doesn't matter how good you are. We all get better with time.
So let's get the bd videos live and be resilient through the process.

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If you know about Agile, you might have come across Sprints. This is something I have taken and talk about in terms of content planning and creation. How could you get all your social done and busted out in one go. This is how.

Before you disappear, please follow us and share how much you like this content with us.
It literally does make the world a better place. Unless you are not a Social Enterprise.

This one is all about my basic content planning principle, macro to micro.
If you have been to a workshop and you need a top-up, this one is for you.
Before you go, please follow and comment or show us you appreciate the content.
It literally does make the world a better place. 

I never said it was great. It is really good for what I currently have.
How do you make the most of it? Let me tell you...

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I always use this tool. Now I am using to recording video and audio, it makes sense for me to take you on a little tour.

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In here we try to specifically cover different process and ideas for how you might plan your content. Its full of lovely advice and support aimed at Social Enterprise.

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I cover a range of hazards and tips to get you back to commerce health. This is an episode mainly around WooCommerce and Wordpress however could be applied universally.

As always please share and like. Im over here on Twitter.

I cover a range of hazards and tips to get you back to commerce health. This is an episode mainly around WooCommerce and Wordpress however could be applied universally.

Hey there, SEO enthusiasts! Today, we're diving into the crucial task of regularly reviewing and updating your keywords. As we know, SEO is constantly evolving, so let's talk about how to stay on top of these changes and how often we should adapt our strategies. First, let's address Google's EEAT guidelines - Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. These are key factors Google uses to evaluate content quality. But what does EEAT have to do with keywords? Everything! Your chosen keywords should reflect your experience, showcase expertise, demonstrate authority, and build trust with your audience. How often should we review keywords? While there's no one-size-fits-all answer, many experts recommend a quarterly review. This keeps you current with industry trends and search behaviour changes without constant disruption. However, don't wait for your quarterly review if you notice significant traffic or ranking drops. Keep a close eye on your analytics and be ready for impromptu reviews when needed. Now, let's discuss how to conduct these reviews:

1. Analyze current keyword performance: Are they still driving traffic and converting? If not, consider retiring or demoting them.
2. Look for new opportunities: Use tools like Google's Keyword Planner to identify emerging trends. Pay attention to questions your audience is asking - these can be goldmines for long-tail keywords that align with EEAT guidelines.
3. Consider search intent: As search engines become more sophisticated, they're better at understanding user intent. Ensure your keywords align with what your audience is actually seeking.
4. Make gradual, strategic changes: Don't overhaul your entire keyword strategy overnight. Phase out underperforming keywords and slowly introduce new ones.
5. Refine existing keywords: Sometimes, updating means expanding on existing keywords to better match user intent and showcase your EEAT qualities.

1. Review keywords quarterly, or more often if analytics show significant changes.
2. Analyze current performance and look for new opportunities.
3. Consider search intent and EEAT guidelines when choosing keywords.
4. Make gradual, strategic changes to your keyword strategy.
5. Create high-quality content around your keywords to demonstrate EEAT qualities.

Remember, it's not just about finding high-volume keywords. It's about finding the right keywords that demonstrate your experience, expertise, authority, and trustworthiness in your field. A common concern is whether constantly changing keywords hurts SEO. Not if done right. The key is gradual, strategic changes. Don't forget that keywords are just the foundation - it's the high-quality, relevant content around these keywords that truly demonstrates your EEAT qualities. Staying on top of SEO keyword changes is an ongoing process. By conducting regular reviews, staying attuned to your analytics, and always keeping EEAT guidelines in mind, you can ensure your keyword strategy remains effective and up-to-date. To wrap up: Remember, in SEO, change is the only constant. Embrace it, adapt to it, and use it to your advantage. Happy optimizing!

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I cover a range of hazards and tips to get you back to commerce health.
This is an episode mainly around WooCommerce and Wordpress however could be applied universally.

Campaign planning processes people often miss.

As technology has changed over time, we are now required to reduce the time it takes to give people what they need. By not providing, we could endanger our brands. I go through what key bits of info some people miss out on.

Please share or comment with your thoughts over on Twitter.

Campaign planning processes people often miss.

As technology has changed over time, we are now required to reduce the time it takes to give people what they need. By not providing, we could endanger our brands. I go through what key bits of info some people miss out on.

Please share or comment with your thoughts over on Twitter.

My Podcasting Journey so far.

This is a summary of what things I have tried and why I am choosing to still come back to some kind of video format. I hope you take away something from this as I did. It is a joy to always deliver on content and play with things whilst you can learn from my mistakes.

The videos are also available but I am. still learning, so for now they are sectioned at part one and two.

Please share and let me know your thoughts over on Twitter.

My Podcasting Journey so far. 

This is a summary of what things I have tried and why I am choosing to still come back to some kind of video format. I hope you take away something from this as I did. It is a joy to always deliver on content and play with things whilst you can learn from my mistakes.

The videos are also available but I am. still learning, so for now they are sectioned at part one and two.

Please share and let me know your thoughts over on Twitter.

My Podcasting Journey so far.
This is a summary of what things I have tried and why I am choosing to still come back to some kind of video format.
I hope you take away something from this as I did. It is a joy to always deliver on content and play with things whilst you can learn from my mistakes.

The videos are also available but I am. still learning, so for now they are sectioned at part one and two.

Please share and let me know your thoughts over on Twitter.

I thought that it might be handy to have me run through and discover what the difference is between the free and paid version.

This is a great little chance to capture my raw thoughts and feelings on using canva as a design tool and for content planning too.

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This has to be the most in depth talks I have had on how to pick your PC or Mac.
If you don't know what to pick for your social enterprise, this could be the answer.

This is a great intro to Tea and Toast, who I am and what I do.
In this episode I also explain what my next content ideas are.

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It's a scary subject that nobody wants to go through. I guess that's why I am.
If you want to hear about content marketing and Insta, this is for you.

Please do drop me an email at prit@teaandtoast.org.uk or even tweet me @teaandtoast if you need additional support.

From Canva to PowerPoint - this is made with digital marketing folk like you.

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In this podcast I discuss what I think of social enterprise based on data and a few sources.

The websites I mentioned are:

Business News Wales

Social Enterprise Mark

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Fancy joining us on youtube?
Here is the YT version of this contnet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjOPLFlqpBQ

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Thank you for listening!

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Thank you for listening. 

Please consider tweeting me at @teaandtoast or visiting teaandtoast.org.uk

In the previous podcast I talked about - Content Planning Frameworks VS Last minute knee-jurk reaction

This covered the idea of framing your social using the term framing and framework.
In the podcast I go into a little bit more detail on how to do that.
Towards the end I lean on Canva as a great tool. As it was, I thought I would leave this link hoping it helps you out.

Canva Podcast - as promised - Link to anchor.

Thanks
Pritesh

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Im hoping the title says what this is all about. I often get asked about social media content planning and some organisationally driven questions are really hard. Even smaller companies and individuals need more time. With most people, just posting something can be hard. So what do you do? Last minute, or plan?

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It occurred to me today that wee had a bad year in 2020. It also occurred to me that I love social enterprises and I need to help you develop some workshops on social media. However, even then, there is a bunch of stuff people wont tell you. So here I am. Sharing something top secret about social media marketing.

Recently someone in a workshop asked about LinkedIn.
It made sense that this did not need a whole hour of a workshop.

Then I realised you might not know, so here is the basic overview and a few new bits that are coming out soon.

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This is a fly on the wall type podcast where I reflect back on areas where Notion fell and and where I thought Trello and other platforms just worked better in my situation. I hope you enjoy it.

Notion is amazing and brilliant. I just couldn't connect and fully move over to there. The podcast explains more.

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