How do you grow woodworking on Instagram?

SECRETS Post on Instagram at least once a day. ... Visit hashtags relevant to you and like and comment on plenty of posts. ... Use lots of hashtags relevant to your post when posting. ... Don't mix personal and business. ... Use your account as a portfolio. ... Tell your behind the scenes story. ... Be yourself, be nice, and have fun.

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I'd start off by listening to the first three episodes of the podcast. They all centre on using Instagram as a marketing tool for your business. Other good episodes of note on Instagram are; Episode 33—Exploding on Instagram With Black Forest and Episode 30—Grinding it out With Jeff Mack

SECRETS

Post on Instagram at least once a day. Consistency is key.

Visit hashtags relevant to you and like and comment on plenty of posts. Aim to like at least 100 posts a day. Use lots of hashtags relevant to your post when posting. Thirty is the maximum. It's a good idea to put the hashtags in your first comment as opposed to your original post as this keeps your feed nice and clean. Don't mix personal and business. If your Instagram account is for promoting your business, don't post pictures of your pets, no matter how cute. Use your account as a portfolio. Don't go for the hard sell on Instagram. Tell your behind the scenes story. Post work-in-progress shots as well as finished pics.

Be yourself, be nice, and have fun.

CONCLUSION

There are so many more points to consider than the points above. Made For Profit is great podcast, well worth subscribing to. But remember, Instagram isn't the be-all-and-end-all. It is just a part of your overall marketing effort. I would also stress that any time someone shares their secrets of success, that these secrets will not necessarily work for you. They may work, but they may not. There is a phenomenon called "Survivorship Bias". This is a form of selection bias. It is the logical error of concentrating on the people or things that were successful, and overlooking those that were not, typically because of their lack of visibility. So I would highly recommend, listening, taking on board some of the points, and then experimenting with some of your new-found knowledge. You may find some success. P.S. If you liked this article, you may also like to get free and practical tips on woodworking techniques, business growth, productivity, and more in your inbox each week (you’ll also get the “How to Make a Living From Woodworking” PDF guide). Simply SIGN UP HERE to get exclusive access to a wealth of knowledge.

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Before we explore Fusion 360 vs Sketchup, we’ll take a quick look at the advantages of 3D modelling software for woodworking. You know the old saying, ‘measure twice, cut once’? There’s no more making mistakes measuring twice, cutting once, but still getting it wrong! It’s also a challenge to waste wood and time because the software guides you through logical steps as well as making sure you tick all the right boxes along the way. Because the visualisations it provides are so accurate and compelling, they reveal clearly when something isn’t quite right. All this makes 3d modelling for woodworking the ultimate way to measure things. 3D woodworking and carpentry design software lets you minimise waste, which cuts down on the cost of the materials for the actual build. You can easily convert beautiful 3D designs into 2D orthogonal views and construction drawings for your clients to examine and approve. And CAD software allows designs to be adapted, refined and experimentally changed quickly and easily, too. 3D visualisation brings remarkably accurate woodworking designs to sparkling life, drawings you can examine from different angles, light up in different ways, and add textures and materials to. And of course CAD design tools enable smooth, seamless collaboration and sharing for efficient projects that run exactly as they should. When you want to model accurately, make the dimensions perfect, and create a cutlist in 3D before you build, CAD software is ideal. Next, let’s dive into the benefits of Sketchup for woodworkers. After that we’ll examine Fusion 360 Autodesk.