Ellis: Social media content rarely serves brand, growth, and sales simultaneously
Natalie Ellis · The Laws of Community Building with Natalie Ellis · Sep 22, 2022 · at 40:30
BossBabe co-founder Natalie Ellis shares her framework for content strategy and social media resource allocation.
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“I think you've got three types of content on social. It's content to build your brand content to help you grow or content to sell. And very rarely is one piece of content going to do all three things for you.”
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