In this episode of Writing at the Red House, host Kathi Lipp continues her conversation with social media experts Tenneil Register and Tonya Kubo about creating a sustainable social media habit. They discuss: The importance of being a good social media follower Strategies for leaving meaningful comments on others' posts How to create a personal social media challenge Tips for developing content that resonates with your audience Overcoming fears and insecurities about posting Listeners will gain practical insights on building relationships through social media, understanding the time investment required for meaningful engagement, and creating content that serves their audience's needs. A content calendar is an invaluable tool that relieves the pressure of deciding what to post each day. Kathi’s guests have generously provided the Evergreen Social Media Calendar with prompts for an entire month that can be used over and over. Just click the link in the Resources section below and download your copy. Whether you're new to social media or looking to improve your current strategy, this episode offers valuable advice for writers seeking to connect with their audience authentically. Kathi’s Favorite Things: The Accidental Homesteader The Collective Links and Resources: Tonya Kubo Tenneil Register Writing at the Red House Collective Evergreen Social Media Calendar

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