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A New Project!

 Today I started a new project for a lovely company called 2 The Sunny Side. They are working on growing their brand and company and would like some help to build their following and engagement. I'm excited to use my skills to do this and to grow along the way. 

This week I started by making a schedule for them to follow. I'm going to start following it this week and take careful notes on what works and what doesn't work on their platform. This posting schedule should keep me on track for how and what I'm supposed to do to help them. I've chosen the best times I can come up with to post and to interact with their followers online using Instagram. 

We met for about an hour today to discuss what content they want shown on their page and what they've been doing so far. Hopefully I can help them out to feel less overwhelmed when it comes to their social media sites. 






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