Are You Oversharing Personal Content in Your Biz?

<p>How much of your personal life should you share in your business?</p> <p>We’re answering this question and more in episode 39 of Your Sparkly Brand! There’s a delicate balance of how much personal content you should share when marketing your business. Give a listen to this episode as we cover the 80/20 rule, social media faux pas, and how to use the power of personal stories to generate sales.</p> <p>TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES</p> <p>0:45 Lauren’s sparkly moment of the week. Discover more about Unapologetically Enough here: <a href="https://unapologeticallyenough.com/"><u>https://unapologeticallyenough.com/</u></a></p> <p>1:50 Meg’s sparkly moment.</p> <p>3:30 Deciding how much personal content you are going to share when it comes to your business.</p> <p>4:40 Keep in mind what industry you’re in and what is appropriate for your customers. 80/20 rule.</p> <p>5:30 Questions to ask yourself before sharing personal content on social media.</p> <p>7:05 Personal content on TikTok vs Instagram.</p> <p>8:00 Content creators that do a great job of balancing personal and business content. <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@mikaylanogueira?lang=en"><u>Mikayla Noguiera TikTok</u></a></p> <p>8:50 Do a content check if you’re not seeing the results you want on social media.</p> <p>12:05 Should you include personal content on your website?</p> <p>13:15 How to share personal stories in your marketing emails that generate sales.</p> <p>LINKS WE MENTIONED</p> <p>Get a copy of Unapologetically Enough here: <a href="https://unapologeticallyenough.com/"><u>https://unapologeticallyenough.com/</u></a></p> <p>Listen to Your Sparkly Brand episode #33 with Carrie Severson on Spotify: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/0xvBXOsXFhUF83mVeQEjUG?si=49625ea4ef4d4c6a"><u>https://open.spotify.com/episode/0xvBXOsXFhUF83mVeQEjUG?si=49625ea4ef4d4c6a</u></a></p> <p>Listen to Your Sparkly Brand episode #33 with Carrie Severson on Apple: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reshaping-success-becoming-unapologetically-enough/id1586898814