I first discovered the Wayich of Barley when I was looking for a simple, practical social media advice.
As an early investor, on Twitter, Facebook and Snapchat, he had a primary seat in the evolution of online culture.
This pioneering spirit turned him into a real, high-effective digital presence expert.
His post speaks. He authored the best books sold, launched high rating podcasts and helped countless entrepreneurs, ensuring their brand visibility.
But what really painted me was his absurd approach to consistency, stories and involvement. He is proof that if you willingly enjoy the relentless work ethics, the readiness of your audience can happen amazing opportunities.
Below are five strategies I’ve found that Barley Wayers I think I can reshape your social media game.
1. Double down on documents
I had one of the largest “lightbulb moments”, which I was aware of social media, not the crummer of perfect important events.
I used to hesitate before posting something that didn’t feel the shirt of a shiny or ready magazine. Then I realized that people want real life-rough edges and everyone.
Gary Weighty often speaks instead of the “creation” of “documents”, which means that the exchange of daily progress, challenges and minor victories, rather than expecting great achievements.
When I started posting the back scenes that write the process I wrote:
If you think about it, the documents help to soften the execution pressure. You don’t have to stage a photo series or write a “perfect” scenario every time you are displayed on camera.
Instead, you give people a window in the reality what you do. That ruthlessness can lead to the deep relationship between your work and a real feeling of reality.
Try to share a unattended piece of something like something like something like your desk and see how it resonates with your audience.
Often, these little moments are reminded of people you are human. And being in human social media is much more memorable than being a useless brand.
2. Involve one-one
I learned early at the beginning that broadcasting our messages is not enough. We must also come to terms and involve our audience with meaningful ways.
Gary Vayerchuk is known to respond to comments and direct messages. It’s a simple action that shows followers that they appear and listen.
I love the sense of the community that builds when someone realizes that I have taken time to respond to their comments more than “thank you”.
It is the difference between having a listener and loyal, auxiliary tribe.
Just as it is in the real world, people are more connected with others when their experience is recognized and certified. Fast, real answer can create a goodwill.
If you are pressed for time, give ten or fifteen minutes a day to respond to comments a day. You will see the difference between the depth of the relationships around your brand.
3. Accept the social hearing
I mistaken when he first became serious about social media, he was talking more than I heard.
I was so excited to share my ideas I forgot to pay attention to what people actually asked or discuss.
But the real growth begins when we understand our audience on a deeper level.
Barley Wayers often emphasize it The power of social hearing– Seeking conversations about TWITTER, LinkedIn and Instagram to find out what people think of.
I tried this approach, looking for special perspective on personal development.
What I discovered was the golden wine of the topics. To manage burning in work to improve self-confidence before work interviews.
By making those conversations offering and offering ideas. Without the links to my own articles. I captured new followers who were really connected to my point of view.
Social hearing helped me improve my content strategy. Instead of guessing what my community wants, I let them guide me.
Try to try to search for your niche related keywords and reading some time by reading comments, questions and concerns.
You can find unexpected corners for your next post or even discover a section of the new audience you have ignored.
4. Provide value before asking
This is a lesson that I had to learn and rested several times as it is very easy to slip the likes, stocks or site visits before you earn your audience’s trust.
One of the most famous principles of barley is “Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook,“It means that you have to give it and give it more when it’s appropriate to make your question.
It is like the magnitude of your content before the capture.
Maybe you share a personal story that can learn your audience.
Maybe you offer a free tip sheet or just let you know you are there to help?
You continue to provide useful, fun or motivating content. The attached lines are not attached.
When people see that you are really interested in helping them, they become more open to your final invitations, regardless of whether it has been registered or participated in a seminar.
For example, for a while, when I went to Instagram, which lives every Friday to quickly share the Week’s victories and thinking strategies.
Over time, those who configured a stronger connection with me and willingly supported my new projects.
If you are a habit to give before asking, you will naturally stimulate the relationship based on trust and authenticity.
Think about something you can offer your followers right now, the hint of the back scene, a free resource or even a heartfelt story and watch you can become one of the best brand movements.
5. Try without fear
The social media landscape changes faster than my daughter changes her favorite cartoon. It can suppress overwhelming, especially if you are worried about how people judge your messages.
But I noticed something is that each new platform or format has the opportunity to have a window.
If you are open to experience, you can catch people’s attention just because you are early adoptive or ready to do something else.
Gary Vayerchuk often encourages entrepreneurs and creators Test content on developing platforms– If they are very skeptical of the first place.
I personally tried to post short audio videos, fast daily videos and even “Life Day” style photo dumps to see what is best resonated with my community.
Not all experiences turn home run but that’s good. Each “failed” experience gave me ideas that could not learn otherwise.
You may decide to try one new function, your audience like a week to test your audience in Instagram or fun tiktok challenge.
Don’t wait to equate all the stars. The more experiences you make, the more they feel, and the more you will discover what makes you separate.
After all, creativity is in motion, not in the planning document that never sees the light of the day.
Conclusion
Social media is a tool to create real human connections if we use it for it.
The ideas of Gary’s width gave me anxiety that they went out of my comfort zone and be divided from the heart, to be involved in a personal level, actively listen to my community.
Following these five approaches, I learned that it is possible to build a rooted brand that is rooted immediately, which is resonated deeply at a personal level.
I encourage you to choose at least one prompt and test this week. Leave yourself to learn what is about businesses and what does not do and remember that the real effect comes from consistent and openly.
Take one small step today. Share a scenic moment, think of anxiously in a comment or just ask a question that makes a real conversation.
You never know whose life is that you can change, maybe even your own.