When it comes to putting together your social media calendar for the week ahead, Monday can come at you fast and you might just not be feeling creative (trust us, we’ve been there plenty of times!). And a lot of the time, you end up recycling the same content you’ve used previously because your brain can’t come up with any fresh new ideas.
What should you post on social media on Mondays?
The burning question! The reason you’re here! What in the heck should you actually post on Monday when it comes to your social media content? Here are some ideas to help you get started.
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One of the best ways to get people to engage with your content is by sharing something funny or lighthearted. Fun posts get engagement—so why not show off your fun side and share something that either makes you laugh or feels really relatable when it comes to your specific niche as a brand.
Using a meme for a post (especially on a Monday!) can be a great way for you to connect with your audience and brighten their day—it is Monday after all! Memes are also a great way for your audience to recognize that you’re a human behind the screen and not just a faceless brand or business.
Share something you’ve done recently that you’re proud of
Social media is a way for people to show off their accomplishments and what better type of content can you post than an accomplishment on a Monday? Amiright?
Give yourself a digital pat on the back and help inspire others by sharing something that you’re really proud of yourself for accomplishing. Whether that’s finally completing that puzzle you’ve been working on for weeks; finally nailing the recipe you’ve been trying to perfect; or getting a new job—sharing a major milestone in your life will help your followers get a sneak peek into your life but will also feel more connected to you as a whole.
And, an even better post, would be if you shared photos and steps on how you made your dream come true. Show people how something can be done and their goals met if they also take the steps to do just that.
Studies have shown that when people share success stories, people are more likely to engage and trust that brand. So go out there and show off your best self!
Share a recipe for a go-to dish you’ve been making recently
Maybe this is just me, but I love when someone posts a recipe they have been making recently—especially at the start of the week when I am struggling to figure out what groceries I need to buy for the week ahead and what meals I want to cook.
If you’ve been making something that you love recently, share that recipe with your followers. It’s a great way to get them to engage with you and for you to ask your followers about things they have been making recently that they love.
Share a roundup post of things you got up to over the weekend
If you’re struggling to figure out what to post, doing a roundup of your weekend is a great way for you to share more of your life with your audience without the need to make content specifically for your post … because you already have it in your camera roll!
Show a series of photos or a carousel post of things that you got up to over the weekend—the photos don’t have to be aesthetically pleasing (it can honestly just be random selfies if that’s all you have!). This shows your audience that you have a real life outside of social media (that isn’t always the most glamorous!) and makes people want to engage and share what they got up to over the weekend too.
Currently,
carousel posts have been getting great engagement on Instagram and it’s easy to see why. They’re easy to consume and fun to flip through.
Share a piece of advice or a quote that helps you motivate yourself back into the workweek
There is a reason that #MotivationMonday is a huge hashtag on all social media accounts. People love to have some motivation to jump-start their week, so why not give them the motivation they want?
Share a quote that you love or a piece of advice you think people should hear that will help define the week ahead for them. You could even tie the advice to a future series where you talk about pieces of advice you were given, wish were given, and more and why you resonate with them.