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29/10/2024

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23/10/2024

99% of people are blinded by the desire for quick cash, and they forget that building a successful SMM business requires strong human relationships.

In this line of work, it’s easy to fall into the trap of putting money first.

I’ve seen it happen countless times, people letting their desperation for a paycheck cloud their judgment.

They don’t care about the quality of their work, they don’t care about the client’s needs. All that matters is getting paid, and once they do, they disappear. Some even run away after receiving their payment, leaving the client hanging.

But those who prioritize money over relationships never last long in this industry.

Why? Because they lack the two pillars of success: trust and loyalty.

And without these, any business, especially one in social media management, is doomed to fail.

Trust and loyalty are everything in this field.

🔑Client gives you their login details
🎭We work in environments with A lot of scammers
🤑Plus, It’s even harder for clients to get their money back if the Social Media Manager is operating outside their country, like outside the US.

When clients hand over their social media login details, they’re not just giving you access to an account they’re trusting you with their brand’s identity, their reputation, and sometimes even their livelihood.

And in a world where scammers lurk around every corner, especially in online environments, that trust is fragile.

So, how do you build that trust?

1. Treat clients like people, not paychecks. Behind every brand or business is a human being with their own challenges. Take the time to check in on them with a simple email or message. Sometimes, you don’t know what they might be going through, and a little humanity goes a long way.

2. Offer to work for free when needed. A small gesture, like offering free work, shows clients that you care about more than just their money. It tells them you’re invested in their success. Not everything is about Money!

3. Say thank you.
Every time you get paid or get offered assistance, send a thank-you message, no matter how small the payment is. Little things like that matter. My grandma used to tell me, “Gratitude is the best currency in life.”

4. Be transparent. If there’s an issue, communicate it. Clients respect honesty over empty promises.

5. Be reliable and dependable. If you say you’ll deliver, deliver. Nothing breaks trust faster than missed deadlines or unfulfilled promises. If you are unable to deliver in a certain time frame, communicate it to the client.

At the end of the day, your goal should be to build lasting relationships, not just rack up payments. Because when you have trust and loyalty, the money will come and it will stay.

Hi, call me Rissa. I am the social media manager you think you don't need but need.

22/10/2024

Feeling Invisible on LinkedIn? You’re Not Alone
Let me be real with you

Sometimes, I see others posting about their achievements, and I can’t help but second-guess myself

Am I wasting my time here? When is it going to be worth it?
Everybody else seems to have figured it out?

⛔I don’t have multiple clients.
⛔I don't earn up to $1k per month,
⛔ I’ve only got 280 followers.
⛔I feel invincible on this platform because it seems like no body is seeing my posts

(I know I'm NOT the only one thinking like this)

But you know what? I’m not stopping anytime soon, because I’ve learned something crucial:

The most important part of this journey isn’t about hitting a specific milestone; it’s about the consistency, the lessons learned, and the growth that happens along the way.

We need to normalize enjoying the process of content creation without constantly putting pressure on ourselves to land the next big gig or be seen.

Let’s stop expecting overnight success just because we see others posting about their achievements.

What this does is, it's going to make you lose your love for the creative process because Instead of enjoying the journey, you get caught up in the fantasy that every post will land you a big opportunity,

Reasons why so many people LIE on social media.

🏗Building anything worthwhile takes time.

🌷Just because you followed some trend and did a 30-day content challenge doesn't mean you are going to gain 10k or even land your first client overnight (it's not guaranteed)

🌹Because you spend 30 minutes every day for 30 days engaging with other people's posts doesn't mean you will get people rushing to give you a Job.

📝No matter how much you engage, there is still a 0% chance of you getting a client in the time period that you want. it might take months or even a year or two of consistency

Also keep in mind that you can also fail. Failure is not a death sentence. It’s part of the process.

What matters is that you don't give up your consistency of creating content.

“Consistency beats short-term intensity”.

So don’t stress about where you think you should be. Just keep showing up, enjoy the journey, and trust that success will follow in its own time.

BTW, call me Rissa. I am the social media manager you think you don't need but ned..

18/10/2024

Perfection is overrated.

Authenticity Wins…

Most people think they need perfect graphics, flawless captions, and a polished persona to succeed.

But here's the truth: people connect with authenticity, not perfection.

Share your real self – your mistakes, your flaws, and your journey.

Show them that you're human.

When you're authentic, people trust you more. And trust is what builds a loyal audience.

So stop trying to be perfect. Be you, and watch your audience grow.

17/10/2024

I wish I knew this sooner. If you're struggling to write content that captivates, here's the secret:

Write like you're talking to a FRIEND.

One thing that kept me away from LinkedIn for a long time was the fear of writing content that didn't sound "intelligent" or "scholarly" (not even sure if that’s a real word, but you get what I mean).

For the longest time, I thought my content had to be formal to fit in.

But then, I realized that people don’t want to read formal, stiff content. They want something that feels personal and relatable.

Relatability always wins.

You don’t have to write like a professor to sound like a pro in your field or to market your product on LinkedIn.

You’re not selling to professors; you’re selling to regular people who appreciate simple, clear language just like me (lol).

Here’s how to write content that captivates your audience:

🎯 Use Simple Language:
Avoid jargon or overly complicated words. Clarity is key.

🎯Be Direct:
Get straight to the point. Your audience’s time is valuable, so don’t waste it.

🎯Tell Stories:
Stories are the secret ingredient to impactful content. Share relatable, real-life experiences that resonate with your audience.

🎯Ask Questions:
Draw your audience in by asking thought-provoking questions. It sparks engagement and encourages people to connect with your content. Give it a try, and you'll see the difference.

16/10/2024

In this video, I share How I made my first Million online as a freelancer, debunking some of the myth surrounding online businesses, how much you can make.

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Who is Rissa Campus ?

I am a Cameroonian Teacher turned full time Youtube Tech Productivity Content creator and Freelance Social media marketer. I recently added the badge of writer and author as I have published some books and journals on Amazon.

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16/10/2024

In 2014, I came across LinkedIn, but I didn’t really understand what the platform was all about. To be honest, I didn’t give it a second thought.

Then in 2018, I "accidentally" landed back on LinkedIn, created an account, and promptly forgot about it. I didn’t pay much attention because I thought LinkedIn was only for top scholars—and I certainly didn’t see myself fitting into that crowd. I mean, how could I fit in on such a highly professional platform? I couldn’t write like those scholars!

Fast forward to when I started my creator journey, I began hearing other creators talk about LinkedIn. Then, a friend of mine mentioned it too. She told me her uncle advised her to create an account, which sparked my curiosity. I decided to do some research.

That’s when I came across LinkedIn creators like Lara Acosta and Oche Writes. They motivated me to start building my brand on the platform.

Long story short, I wish I had started earlier. Even with just 269 followers, I now see so much potential for growth on this platform.

Potential to;

1. Get more clients
2. Make more money
3. Create meaningful connections
4. Build brand recognition

If you’re a beginner, I encourage you to start. You don’t have to see results right away, but you can start seeing the potential.

Watch as I break down a step-by-step process for creating and optimizing your LinkedIn profile to get noticed! https://youtu.be/ZqLdxbHpnT

16/10/2024

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Video Title: How to Create a Professional LinkedIn Account.

10/10/2024

👨‍⚕️Working as a SMM for a Mental Health Brand feels like Therapy.

In light with celebrating World mental health day today, with the focus being about mental health in the Workspace,

Here is my story!

Mental health has never been a cause for concern for me as an African lady.
And that's not because I don't struggle with mental health.

Infact, I am no stranger to depression and anxiety but I didn't really know what it meant back then. So I couldn't describe my feelings in words.

I grew up in a community where people don't talk about mental health.

The only time mental health is ever mentioned is to refer to someone who is full on crazy….

I'm talking about a person who wears trash as clothing, walks naked on the street, picks food from trash cans, talk to themselves, etc (you get the point).

That was pretty much what we knew about mental health.

If you are depressed or anxious, of course that was not considered a mental health problem.

You are just expected to suck it up, not say a word, and move on with life normally.

We always think mental health issues are a result of personality weakness or character flaws and that people can snap out of it if they really try.

We often joke that depression, OCD, anxiety, PTSD, psychotic disorders, etc., are “white man's issues.”
black people don't suffer from those..No!

Fast forward to when I began working as a SMM for a mental health brand,
This job exposed me to a wealth of materials, content, graphics, and stories that felt deeply therapeutic.

Every single time I read or listened to these pieces, I feel great afterward.
It felt like I was sitting in a therapy session.

These content worked more on my mental health than I could have ever imagined.

It isn't just about the money anymore; it is the happiness I feel. The positive energy I feel.

You know when you love doing something just because of the impact on your mental health? Yep, that's how this job has been for me.

This made me realize that true happiness comes from the state of your mind and that I should put more effort into taking care of my mental health.

How often do you prioritize your mental health in these chaotic times we live in. Or just like me, have you ever enjoyed working with someone or somewhere that helps keep you mentally in check?

10/10/2024

🗣❌I didn't know how to communicate with client because I was shy…Not until I started creating content. YouTube has helped me tremendously in improving my communication and public speaking skills!

🤭I used to be a very shy person who couldn’t clearly communicate my feelings.

I was stumbling over my words, unsure of what to say and afraid of other people judging me .
So, I hid myself and my thoughts most of the time

🥵😡I bottled up so much, which also greatly affected my mental health.

But creating YouTube videos has truly been life changing.....

This journey has basically “forced me” to learn how to communicate clearly in an intentional and articulate way.

Every video I record, I get a little braver and a little clearer.

Now, I speak more confidently, and my ability to express ideas has greatly improved.

🤳Practicing in front of the camera has built my confidence and, as a social media manager, this skill has proven invaluable.

👩‍💻Whether it's communicating with clients, drafting compelling copy, or presenting new strategies, I’m able to do so with clarity and boldness.

The camera taught me patience and how to explain things in a way people understand.

This has enhanced my writing, helped me navigate tough client conversations, and made me more intentional about how I present content online.

03/10/2024

The one career advise I wish somebody had told me earlier on in my life is

❌ Employers don't ask for grades they ask for skills

“what the heck can you do to help me make more money?”

❌ Your destiny helper is not going to magically discover you like we see in movies - unless you make the first move.

❌ No boss is going to notice and pick you out of a crowd- until you give them good reasons to.

Someone once told me;

If you want to get that dream job or build your dream career, nobody is going to do it for you.
❎not a mentor,
❎not a boss
❎Not your father
❎Not even your husband

(Alright, maybe if your popsy was Dangote or your husband Mark Zuckerberg, people like that, then of course you get a head start)

But for normal people like you and I, You have to do it yourself! and that too from scratch.

👍just You!.