BeautyQueen

 I am not going to lie and say it has been easy for me to get where I am today. I have spent endless hours building up my platforms.  Sometimes though, it's out of our hands, and all we can do is go along for the ride.  I will be sharing today how  I got to where I am now on my different social media platforms with my top ticks and honest answers on how I think I did it. Instagram: Good old Instagram, everyone seems to want to get big on Instagram, and while some people find it really easy, it can be the complete opposite. Sharing your Instagram posts and profile around on Twitter, Snapchat, and even Facebook groups can really be helpful for getting your content seen but remember that follow for following isn't ideal and will actually hurt you in the long run. Taking high-quality pictures that arent blurry will help and try and not repeat content on your Instagram. Throwback, Thursdays are really helpful to post old pictures but don't do one you posted only two weeks ago.

Planning and keeping on top of blog posts can be a mission at times, especially if you have no idea what to post. The worst feeling in the world is getting the motivation to sit down and write only to realise you have no idea what you want to post this month. You spent hours working it out only to lose motivation.  This used to happen to me all the time, until one day, I decided to make a change. I tried countless different ways to organise blog posts for a year, but nothing seemed to work for me until I decided to make up my own way, and now I am two years ahead with blog post planning.  You don't need much for this either. All you will need is: Something to write your content out (I use OneNote to keep track but you can use anything you want.) The internet Time Your brain To start off with, work out how often you want to post on your blog. I will be using this blog for all my examples with actual posts for this year. I post twice a month at 1pm each day, so what I would do to sta