Any art posting plans out there?

So I was wondering if there was anything like a meal plan but for social media..? Ive researched about algorithms and content creation but I still dont seem to understand. I think having something tell me exactly what to post would be helpful.

I post on tiktok, instagram, and youtube (badly failing in all. Esp insta). So far had one kinda good tiktok but I didnt even like it nor did it give me the type of audience I want.

I know my art isnt the best but from what Ive heard from other artists is that the content you create with your art matters the most. I mainly have oc content and am into comic creation (acc wanted to build socials to motivate me to post a webtoon at first lol)

Anyhow thanks for ur time

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Winter-Weekend-7776•about 15 hours ago•1

There's an exercise that I do with my clients (website that lets you see your TikTok and Reels data to figure out what to make next) regardless of followers/subscribers, list of 3-4 different creators in a lane very similar to yours. Make a list of them in different sizes 5k, 50k, 100k+ followers and focus on doing what the people closest to your size are doing, then scale up.

Copying what works WHILE differentiating yourself is the best way, don't reinvent the wheel and don't waste your time throwing everything at the wall

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avacollins0207•about 21 hours ago•1

Try a weekly three-post loop built from one comic scene: introduce the character's problem, show a work-in-progress panel, then share the finished scene. Each post gives a different reason to care about the same story. That is a more useful starting plan for finding future comic readers than repeating a viral format that brought the wrong audience.

AlDev0•about 20 hours ago•1

since the webtoon is the real goal, i'd make the socials a trailer for it instead of a separate thing. pick a couple of recurring formats people can follow, like one oc per week with a small bit of lore, or a panel in progress clip where you talk through one choice you made. a series gives people a reason to follow instead of just liking one post. and go hardest on the app where your one decent tiktok came from, then cross post the same clips to insta and shorts without stressing over them.

Acesleychan•about 20 hours ago•1

I refreshed my own feed enough times to know a plan will not fix a post nobody finishes. Your comic pages are the plan, just film one panel coming together and let the story do the selling, then post that same clip everywhere and watch which crowd actually stays.

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