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Are hashtags still effective for artists seeking inspiration and visibility on social media platforms like Instagram? The algorithm now considers keywords from all your content, not just hashtags at the bottom of your post. Whether you place hashtags in the caption, first comment, or any other comment doesn’t really matter. However, as an artist, I still utilize hashtags because they play a crucial role in boosting engagement and reaching a wider audience. Forgetting to use them might mean missing out on potential visibility and opportunities for exposure. I view hashtags as essential tools, akin to SEO keywords, not only in titles or descriptions but also in any accompanying text, such as captions for reels. My process as an artist involves shooting various footage throughout the day, editing with CapCut, and adding voiceovers to create engaging content for social media platforms. Incorporating relevant keywords into my dialogue is key, as social media algorithms pick up spoken words. I often research similar content on Instagram to determine popular keywords, seamlessly integrating them into my speech, hashtags, and captions. Admittedly, I sometimes skip this process due to laziness. However, implementing effective social media marketing strategies, including the strategic use of hashtags and keyword-rich content, has proven beneficial for artists like myself. Whether you’re launching a new illustration account or have been on Instagram for years, leveraging social media tips and marketing for artists can significantly enhance your online presence and engagement. #artistsoftiktok #artistsofinstagram #artistadvice #artisttips #arttok #womenofillustration #fulltimeartist

Women of Illustration

165,300 次观看 • 2 年前

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Staring down a massive 100-item to-do list is a guaranteed way to trigger immediate executive dysfunction. Dumping every single task onto one giant page doesn't make you productive; it just makes you nauseous. You need to completely abandon the massive brain dump. Building an ADHD friendly daily schedule requires working with your brain's natural chaos instead of fighting it. My Three-Tiered Chaotic System fixes this entirely. First, establish a hard boundary on your actual capacity. If your absolute limit is 20 hours a week, capped at four hours a day, respect that boundary and stop pushing past it. Second, lock in your daily non-negotiables. Prioritize making your art, clear out 15 minutes of emails, and thoughtfully reply to your comments. Once those bare minimums are done, pull from a repeating weekly or monthly list and literally just work on whatever the fuck you feel like doing that day. This is the secret to mastering task management for neurodivergent creatives. You get the structure of hitting one big goal a day while keeping the ultimate freedom to follow the dopamine. To keep your sanity completely intact, block out a dedicated Shiny Object Hour. Giving yourself a designated time to actively pursue random ideas without guilt is a highly effective alternative productivity method. Go listen to my latest episode to get all the juicy details on creating an organized chaos to-do list that actually works for your brain. #ADHDProductivity #ToDoListHacks #NeurodivergentCreative #ExecutiveDysfunction #TimeManagementTips

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