🏁Speed Up Your Content Creation and Cross Posting Using Google Docs: Tips and Tricks🏁
Does social media posting sometimes feel frustrating for you?
For sure, we content creators put in a lot of hard work, and each platform comes with its own set of challenges.
A lot of times you can get tripped up with because some issue with the platform stops you.
When that happens, it’s tempting to give up and go do something else.
Workaround that Works:
Use Google Docs to create all written content. Then copy, paste, edit as needed as you post it live on social.
Some finer points:
✍️Save every file with a relevant title so you can easily find it later.
✍️Delete files when you’re done publishing them so they don’t take up space on your storage.
✍️Save a list of tips in a Google doc to copy and paste into a niche specific video.
✍️Copy and paste five or seven of the tips from a Google doc into a blog post as a different way to publish the same advice.
✍️Character count can be annoying. Type your social post into Google Docs first. Edit to shorten and then paste into the platform you’re currently working in.
(Example, it looks like around 350 words is the max for a Facebook post in 2024.)
✍️Hashtags that you use all the time can be saved in a Google doc to grab them and copy paste quickly.
✍️ To quickly grab text from a post you published online that you want to repurpose, take a picture of the post. Use the text tool to copy. Start a new Google doc and paste, then edit.
(Example, you published a Blog article and now you want to use the text to create a canva eBook to sell or offer to your members)
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