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Friends, how are you?
How are you?
How are you all doing?
Here we are.
I have Erika almost enslaved, preparing a slideshow
for a conference to try to break legs
or at least surprise you.
And I, as you can see, here in
front of you, trying to share little things.
I don't know how you are doing with
the fact of constantly publishing things on Facebook
and Instagram.
I know, Facebook doesn't work that well, but
you have to work hard from time to
time.
And it doesn't cost anything to publish almost
the same images that we publish on Instagram
and share them on Facebook.
But, well, that's not why I'm here today.
I just want to call you or give
you a touch of attention, some of you,
in which I include myself and I also
include Erika, those of us who don't publish
a lot from time to time or those
of you who don't publish a lot from
time to time.
But the case is that today's video, I
would like to share with you an action
that we have been using on Instagram for
a couple of publications.
But the thing is that it gives good
results or is giving us good results.
And although it is likely that some of
you will do it, it is also likely
that the vast majority will not do it.
Because, in fact, I still don't see it
very established in many colleagues.
The story is that very recently Erika told
me, hey, since you have done the publication
that you are going to do, why don't
you move it anymore?
Why don't you share it anymore?
And I say, tell me, what idea do
you have?
And she says, look, what we could do
is that those photos, those 10 photos that
you publish, why not share them also in
a story?
And I said, don't you think we should
repeat ourselves?
And she says to me, why?
She says, after all, Instagram, I mean, it's
not that it positions you more, but it
seems that people sometimes no longer see the
mere publication as such, but they look more
at the story.
Why?
Because the story is no longer the day
-to-day or what we do at the
moment.
I mean, people feel more curious to know
what you are doing at that precise moment,
in a precise place, as simple as that.
And I said, well, you propose to publish
those 10 images of a story, or whatever,
those 10 images that I publish in the
feed, I mean, you also propose to create
a story.
The story that Erika told me, yes, and
I, as always, what she tells me, well,
I listen to her because it almost always,
well, it always works, right?
I am sometimes a snob who thinks more
about my things, but certain things escape me,
like the vast majority, right?
So, when we published, a week ago, the
post of the workshop I did in London,
the thing is that, in addition to publishing
them in my feed, I also published them
in a story, and Erika worked, well, everything
in story format to publish.
My surprise is that the publication, it is
obvious, had a lot of likes, had a
lot of feedback and all these things, but,
damn, the story worked like a charm, and
not only did some of the students share
it, but there were people who also shared
and all that.
After all, I think social networks are about
that, right?
To launch a publication and get as many
people as possible.
After all, it's about that, and after all,
I think that many of the couples who
meet us, in many cases, when I ask
them, I say, hey, how did you find
us?
And in many cases, some people say, look,
I saw you in a post that my
friend shared a couple of years ago, I
didn't even know I was going to get
married, but I wrote your name down.
And then, now, well, the time comes, I
get married and I already count on you,
right?
I mean, social networks, I think it's as
if we were fishermen in which we launch
the network, that is, the product, the photos,
in this case, and it may be that,
a priori, we don't reach the final customer,
right?
But we may reach a friend of the
final customer and that friend will share that
publication or talk about us or keep our
name in their retina and that, in the
future, they will reach us.
We must not forget that Instagram, to this
day, is still a social network through which
many people move, all kinds of customers, people,
and even, as I say, even my mother
is already a specialist in Instagram because she
does everything, answers, comments, and all this, and
if my almost 70-year-old mother does
it, everyone does it, right?
Therefore, what I want to get to with
all this is that the photos that we
publish in our feed, we also publish them
in the story, and in the publication we
did very recently, in the wedding we did
in Yeida, which, in addition to publishing it
on our page, right?
In my profile as such, Erika told me,
give me a moment to prepare the photos
for a story like the one you are
seeing.
It is as simple as organizing the photos
in a vertical format, that is, putting them
well organized, as God commands, in a very,
very simple way, and so on.
It was as simple as that, and I
quickly published it, right?
Let's see what happened with a real wedding,
right?
And of course, when I published it, I
tagged the bride, in the vast majority of
photos, especially the most visual photos, not the
most creative, but the most aesthetically beautiful for
the bride, right?
I tagged her, I also tagged the dress,
as well as the florist, especially the florist,
because, in turn, it is part of a
kind of wedding planner or something similar, right?
They are very recognized in the area, for
example, where I live, the whole Catalan area,
even Mallorca, and they usually work with very
good clients, so I tagged him, right?
My surprise is that at the moment he
was already writing to me, congratulating me for
the work, but also asking me for photos
of the wedding to publish it in his
profile.
It's a win-win, right?
I give him photos, he also moves them,
and it may arrive, or it is likely
to arrive, to a type of client who
maybe did not know me.
Of course, notice that those same photos that
I published in my feed, in the publication
as such, of course, I had feedback.
Oh, what beautiful photos!
Oh, how wonderful!
And well, you receive likes and you receive
comments, but the likes and the comments stay
there, they are not shared.
But the story is shared, and it was
not only shared by the people in the
dress, the florist, obviously, but also the one
that matters to me, which is the bride.
I mean, the bride shared all those stories,
even though we sent her, I mean, to
a gallery, from peak time to the next
day, to share photos, even though we prepared
it that way, but the bride who shared
the story.
Why?
Because it's a click, it's a click, and
she tagged me.
And she put something like this, Oh, wonderful
photos of my wedding, of Erika and Víctor,
blah, blah, blah.
Fuck, right?
I mean, I'm not discovering the future here
for anyone, I'm not here taking a rabbit
out of the bag, not at all, surely
you have already seen it, or someone may
already do it, but I just wanted to
share that in this video, because it seemed
to me, or it seemed very interesting to
me, and I have seen more possibilities for
all this, as something that I haven't told
Erika, because I don't want to burden her
with work, right?
But I even think, for example, yesterday I
had to drive almost a couple of hours
to give a workshop, I come to think
that I say, Fuck, this could work fucking
great, if instead of just photos, two or
three days later, we prepare a small video,
I mean, in vertical format, I mean, in
story format for Instagram, in which we put
a little music, and with the photos coming
out, I mean, a video, like the one
we sometimes prepare to announce Patreon, all these
things, well, a video created for the girlfriend
in vertical format so that she shares it.
It's as simple as publishing it, tagging it,
and it's that I play the neck, the
balls, that she ends up sharing it too,
right?
Because if it's something nice, how is she
not going to do it?
Besides, the newly married girlfriend, I mean, two
or three days later, she still has everything,
so recent, she has received so many positive
comments about her wedding, about her friends, about
all this, that she is still in that,
in that, in that, in that hurricane of
sharing, publishing, and that everything is still excited
about her wedding, right?
So that, simply because I launched this idea,
okay?
So, simply, in this video, worth the redundancy,
I wanted to share with, well, with you
this, what we are doing now, and what
is working for us at the moment, right?
So that's it, nothing else, friends, it was
a short video, I hope you liked it,
and I hope it's useful.
Take care, bastards!
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