Tahryn BoltHost
Inside Micromessaging, I run a monthly content planning session where I share content that's working right now.

Because trends can be fun and easy to create, they're algorithm friendly, and your audience understands them.

But on the other hand, the problem with trends is that you can become over-reliant on creating them, or worse, you lose your unique voice because you're trying to fit a trend to your brand.

So in today's episode of the How I Do content podcast, I want to talk about how I decide when a trend is worth using, when I leave it the fuck alone, and how you can take inspiration from what is working without creating the exact same post as everyone else.

Inside Micromessaging, I run a monthly content planning session where I share content that's working right now.

Because trends can be fun and easy to create, they're algorithm friendly, and your audience understands them.

But on the other hand, the problem with trends is that you can become over-reliant on creating them, or worse, you lose your unique voice because you're trying to fit a trend to your brand.

So in today's episode of the How I Do content podcast, I want to talk about how I decide when a trend is worth using, when I leave it the fuck alone, and how you can take inspiration from what is working without creating the exact same post as everyone else.
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