How to Prioritize Tasks and Set Your Day Up for Success as a Creator With Emma Cortes

30 May

One of the exciting parts of being a creator is that no two days are the same. Some days are full of shooting content, others you’re just working on your computer, and some days you’re doing a little bit of everything.

This can make it hard to schedule out your days to make the most of your time and figure out what you need to prioritize.

Emma Cortes is a Seattle-based fashion and lifestyle creator who has five years of experience monetizing her social media presence. With all her experience, she has learned a few tips and tricks for managing her time, working efficiently, and staying motivated.

With a podcast, blog, AND a thriving social media presence, she knows firsthand just how important it is to create systems that help her stay organized and keep her productive.

Today, she shares all about what her day to day looks like and how she manages to stay motivated to get everything done.

We’re giving you the scoop on all things productivity, planning, and organization.

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The Social Scoop ⤵️
❓ Instagram works on adding Quiz games to Live videos

When you head to the Live tab, you'd be met with a button that says “Quiz” which at this point, we're assuming allows you to quiz your audience.

🎥 Instagram is working on a Reels feature called Sequence

It used to be part of Remix, but it’s now its own feature.
It lets you add clips to the end of a published Reel.
You can trim the original Reel first, skip to record, or upload your clips.
You can choose whether or not you'd like to allow people to sequence your content in your account settings.

🏆 Instagram keeps working on a new feature called “Weekly Stride”

It keeps track of how many weeks in a row you go live to work towards a personal record.

Right now it’s only being tested by select users in the Philippines.
It’s powered by a third-party chat assistant and is less about providing answers and more about helping users find relevant TikTok content matches for their questions.
There aren’t any current plans beyond these early tests, and with the potential ban, it is unlikely that it will be available in the US anytime soon.