I put this super simple post out yesterday and look at the results 👇 - 55,000+ views - 41,000+ reach - 92% non-followers seeing it 🤯 - 641 interactions The post was literally just: 👉 “Your next holiday is to BENIDORM. Accept it.” That’s it. Nothing fancy—just straight to the point with a bold destination message. ✨ Here’s the hack for you: Change BENIDORM to suit your niche—Italy, Greece, Florida, Bali—wherever you sell. The formula works because: ✅ Short & snappy ✅ Shareable ✅ Stops the scroll 💡 Give it a try this week and let me know how it performs for you!

Consistency is the secret to growing your following, building trust, and keeping your audience engaged. A content plan takes away the stress of wondering “what do I post today?” and helps you stay organised. Step 1: Build a Weekly Posting Schedule ✅ 3–4 Feed Posts (Facebook & Instagram)Mix content that builds trust and sparks interaction: - ✈️ Travel tips - 💬 Questions & conversation starters - 🛍️ Soft promotions & special offer 📲 Daily Stories (Facebook & Instagram)Stay visible and connect more personally: - Quick updates, polls, countdowns - Behind-the-scenes from your daily work life 🎥 3 Reels per Week (Facebook & Instagram)Reels reach new audiences—double your chances by posting on both platforms: - Resort walk-throughs - Booking tips - “Did you know?” travel hacks - Trends with a travel twist 💡 Pro Tip: Create once, post to both platforms. Avoid TikToks with watermarks on Instagram. 👉 In the next lesson, you’ll grab your Weekly Content Planner to map this out easily. Step 2: Rotate Proven Content Types Keep it simple. Rotate through content your audience already loves: - 🌴 Destination highlights – stunning visuals of must-see places - 💡 Travel tips & hacks – “Best time to book flights for summer savings” - 🔥 Exclusive travel deals – create urgency with limited-time offers - 👩‍💻 Behind-the-scenes – show your planning process and daily work - ⭐ Client reviews & testimonials – build credibility and trust Step 3: Focus on Engagement Social media isn’t just about posting—it’s about connection. - Ask questions: “What’s your dream holiday destination?” - Run polls or quizzes: “Beach or city break?” - Invite user-generated content: “Tag us in your holiday photos for a feature!” - Reply to every comment & DM to stay approachable. ⚡ Pro Tip: Engagement in the first hour boosts visibility. Be active and reply quickly. Step 4: Sell Without Being Salesy Stick to the 80/20 Rule: - 80% value-driven content – tips, ideas, inspiration - 20% promotional content – deals, booking reminders

🚀 Just 3 hours after posting this, look at the analytics – over 43,000 views, 1,200 likes, and 234 comments 👀 The post itself was super simple, but that’s the beauty of it – easy to do, high engagement, and it works! 🙌 👉 Idea came from me 👉 Enhanced by my GPT Holiday Assistant 👉 Designed quickly in Canva 👉 Scheduled and posted = Result! 💡 Here’s the formula: Pick two destinations, create a fun “this or that” style choice (LIKE vs LOVE, or 👍 vs ❤️), and invite people to vote. ✨ Try it yourself and post your results back here – let’s see if the formula works for you too!

Here’s a post I did yesterday that hit 100K views. What’s interesting is the fact that 96% of those views came from non-followers. That means Facebook pushed it out to a huge new audience who’d never seen me before. 👉 Why is this important? Because every single one of those people is a potential client. And if your bio is crystal clear about what you do, a percentage of those viewers will hit “Follow” and instantly understand how you can help them. 💡 The takeaway: - This works in any niche – you just need a scroll-stopping post or question. - Don’t overcomplicate it. Simple ideas travel fast. - Optimise your profile first, so new followers know exactly what you’re about. Remember: posts are like nets you’re casting into the ocean. The clearer your bio, the easier it is for new people to become clients when they swim into your world.

Here’s a little secret — the reel I’m sharing today is one I’ve posted at least 3 times in the last few months, and every single time it’s been a winner. That’s why I always keep a stock video library. When you find a reel that connects with your audience, don’t just post it once and forget it. Reuse it, tweak the captions if needed, and let it work for you again and again. 👉 New followers, fresh algorithm pushes, and changing seasons mean the same content can perform just as well — or even better — the second, third, or fourth time around.