Quarterly Social Media Bootcamp #2: Intro to Facebook Creator Studio
With 2.45 billion active monthly users, Facebook remains the number one social media platform no matter your industry. Over time this social network has developed valuable tools for business owners and content creators through Facebook for Business.
One of our favorite tools for managing and scheduling content is Creator Studio! Creator Studio brings together all the tools you need to effectively post, manage, monetize, and measure content across all your Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts.
Join Monique Wingard of Connect with Savvy on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 12 p.m. CT to learn how to utilize Creator Studio in order to keep your content consistent and engagement high.
Psst… You’ll also get free stuff! Sweet!:
--> Slide Deck
--> List of tips on how to navigate Facebook Creator Studio
--> Customizable Content Calendar
*** Please complete the following prior to this workshop:
--> If you have not already, convert your Instagram account to a business account
Connect your Instagram account to Facebook Creator Studio
Visit https://business.facebook.com/creatorstudio/home take a look around and get comfortable with your new change of digital scenery!
- How to schedule content in Creator Studio (Facebook + Instagram)
- How to view page insights and utilize this data for content creation
- How to create engaging Facebook posts (Captions and Content-Type)
Based in Chicago, IL, Monique’s service-driven career began in Ohio where she obtained her M.A. from Scripps College of Communication and M.S.S.A. from Case Western Reserve University.
Throughout her journey, Monique has worked for organizations in both public affairs and media including The Ohio House of Representatives, The Ohio Senate, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio, Ohio University, WOUB, UMI, 1871, Black Girls CODE, The Chicago Defender, WTTW/WFMT, Blavity, Inc., JeffreyM Consulting, McDonald's Corporation, and the Washington, D.C. Bureau of Tribune Broadcasting.
The driving force behind Monique’s work is her desire to lead by example and help young women understand that there are plenty of opportunities to discover their talents and thrive in the STEAM industries—from graphic designer and copy editor to digital media guru. She currently serves as a board member for the National Association of Black Journalists - Chicago Chapter.
