You can always archive the first time you posted it and repost it again to see if it'll take off again.

But we have been noticing that you can reuse content or reuse themes, strategies, words, captions in a way so that you're not constantly reinventing the wheel.

Hey, my name is Jenna Kutcher and I am obsessed with all things business, marketing numbers and helping you to navigate both the messy and the magical seasons of this thing called life.

I'm a small town mama who took a $300 camera, grew a successful photobiz, and now I work from home and run a seven-figure

online business. I teach you the tried and true secrets to building a career you

adore. Shai away from the real talk? No way. Money, hardship, growth,

loss, and marketing are all topics we discuss here.

Think of this as your one-stop shop for happy hour with a gal pal mixed with business school.

Pull up a seat, make sure you're cozy, and get ready to be challenged and encouraged while you learn.

This is the Gold digger podcast.

Create, write, post, and then repeat.

Now for most business owners, social media is a staple of our day-to-day workflows

something that we know we need to do, maybe something we hate actually doing, but

for many of us it is a part of running a successful business and while we may have created a rhythm or a system

when it comes to creating and sharing our content we often forget about the final

critical step of the process determining if what we're doing is actually effective.

Like when was the last time you did an audit of what's actually working? Now this past year

for me has been a lot about creating systems and structure around what I share, how I share it, and what my online presence looks like.

And honestly, it's been a huge transformative process, but what I've noticed for me is that usually once I create a

system and it seems to be working I sometimes get to go back over it to ensure that it is

doing exactly what we want it to do.

At the beginning of this year, my team and I did audits of all of our accounts and really took a step

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