Why you should schedule your social media posts in advance

Posting on social media can be a daunting task. Most of that stress may come from trying to plan your posts out! Whether you're running a business or it's just your personal account, scheduling your posts will be instrumental to your account’s success. Scheduling posts can also be great for planning out the way you want your feed to look. There are so many benefits to scheduling your social media posts, and we're here to tell you just what they are! 

You don't have to worry - When you plan to schedule your posts it helps give you peace of mind that you won’t ever forget. You might be having a super busy day, running sound with errands, or maybe you have no wifi! When you have your posts all set and ready to go the worry of not being able to attend to your phone at that moment goes out the door. 

Helps you plan your feed - If you want to plan your feed posts out, then scheduling your posts is the way to go! It makes it so much easier to know exactly what posts are coming next. Also, this way you can see your posts all laid out in one calendar, and switch them around if you need to! 

Get it all done - Scheduling your posts takes a huge weight off of your shoulders! By scheduling them you can set up your account for the next week or even month and get it off your plate all in one sitting. 

Working for other people - If you're working for different companies, scheduling posts is a great way to get posts approved by them. When you set up the posts in the scheduling calendar the client can check it out before it gets posted, from there it's easy to delete or change posts set to schedule!

Helps you stay consistent - Planning out your feed weeks in advance helps you stay on top of your game and super consistent on your platforms! WHen you have all of your posts lined up and ready to go, you'll be sure to never miss a day of posting!

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