The 3-Photo Sprint: A Strategy for Simple Weekly Content Visibility
If you find content creation challenging, the “3-Photo Sprint” offers a straightforward method for ensuring simple, consistent visibility. This strategy requires taking just three real and recent photos on your phone.
If you find content creation challenging, the “3-Photo Sprint” offers a straightforward method for ensuring simple, consistent visibility. This strategy requires taking just three real and recent photos on your phone. The core process is to snap all three photos today, post one immediately, and then schedule the other two to be released later this week.
Overview of Content Principles
For small businesses in rural Iowa, real and recent beats fancy. The goal is to achieve simple consistent visibility.
Photo Number One: Your Front Door Right Now
This photo tells people you’re open and active right now.
- Content Focus: Capture the business’s front door right now. The image can showcase the seasonal vibe, the sidewalk, or a simple sign. This sign might display current hours or a current promotion, such as a “fall special”.
- Utilization: Post this photo to Facebook and Instagram. Crucially, you should also upload it to your Google Business Profile so that potential customers know you are active.
Photo Number Two: People at Work
People buy from people. This photo shows them who they’re buying from.
- Content Focus: The image should show people “doing the thing”. This can be the face of the owner, the entire team, or simply your hands doing the work.
- Utilization: Use this image for a quick “what we’re working on” post.
Photo Number Three: A Problem Solved
This photo shows the work.
- Content Focus: Show a positive outcome or result. This could be presented as a before and after photo, a customer favorite product, or a quick result from a project.
- Utilization: When posting this photo, write one sentence that clearly states the initial problem and then explains how your business fixed it.