What to post on a WhatsApp channel
About 180 update ideas in sixteen subjects, with guides on how channels work and how to grow one fairly.
- School, class and tuitionA one-way channel for notices, homework and results.
- Shop and local businessOffers, new stock and opening hours in one place.
- Food and recipesShort recipes and cooking tips.
- Fitness and yogaDaily movement, habit tips and routines.
- Jobs and careersJob tips and honest career notes.
- Exams and studyRevision tips, dates and calm encouragement.
- Devotional and spiritualPrayers, thoughts and festival notes.
- Local news and communityUseful notices for a town or colony.
- Farming and gardeningSeasonal tips and plant care.
- Kids and parentingActivities, stories and gentle tips.
- Tech tipsPhone, computer and safety tips.
- Creators and artistsBehind the scenes and new work.
- Sports and fan updatesScores, schedules and match talk.
- Savings and money habitsEveryday money habits, no investment advice.
- Wellbeing and calmSmall moments of calm and gratitude.
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How to use this site
Pick the subject closest to yours and read the ideas. Each one says how to make the update in a sentence. Choose five, write them in your own words and post them over two weeks.
New to channels? WhatsApp describes them as one-way: followers read, react and vote in polls, but cannot reply. Start with how channels work and how to create one. If you want a conversation instead, see channel, group or status.
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